Tỷ lệ Đặc hiệu Vận chuyển (Transport Specificity Ratio): Một công cụ cấu trúc-chức năng để tìm kiếm trong cấu trúc protein các vị trí điều khiển độ ổn định của trạng thái chuyển tiếp trong xúc tác vận chuyển qua màng
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