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Background  We describe a computer program named Pspace designed to a) obtain a reliable basis for the description of three-dimensional structures of a given protein family using homology modeling through selection of an optimal subset of the protein family whose structure would be determined experimentally; and b) aid in the search of orthologs by matching two sets of sequences in three different ways.    Methods  The prioritization is established dynamically as new sequences and new structures are becoming available through ranking proteins by their value in providing structural information about the rest of the family set. The matching can give a list of potential orthologs or it can deduce an overall optimal matching of two sets of sequences.    Results  The various covering strategies and ortholog searches are tested on the bromodomain family.    Conclusion  The possibility of extending this approach to the space of all proteins is discussed.

Pspace: a program that assesses protein space