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Location of disorder in coiled coil proteins is influenced by its biological role and subcellular localization: a GO-based study on human proteome.

Molecular bioSystems - 1 Jan 2012

Anurag Meenakshi, Singh Gajinder Pal, Dash Debasis

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Intrinsic disorder in proteins has been explored to study lack of structure-function aspects of many proteins. The current study focuses on coiled coils which are often linked to intrinsic disorder. We present a sequence level analysis of human coiled coils to find out if this is universally true for all coiled coils. When annotated coiled-coil regions were collected from UniProt and investigated with disorder...

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PMID: 22027861
DOI: 10.1039/c1mb05210a

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