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Functional grouping based on signatures in protein termini
2006
Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics
The two ends of each protein are known as the amino (N-) and carboxyl (C-) termini. Short signatures in a protein's termini often carry vital cellular function. No systematic research has been conducted to address the importance of short signatures (3 to 10 amino acids) in protein termini at the proteomic level. Specifically, it is unknown whether such signatures are evolutionarily conserved, and if so, whether this conservation confers shared biological functions. Current signature detection
doi:10.1002/prot.20903
pmid:16475191
fatcat:d7kj2khinzfqzgjewgiu7cvo3q