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New classification of intrinsic disorder in the Human proteome

2018-10-17

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> We propose a new, sequence-only, classification of intrinsically disordered human proteins which is based on two parameters: dr, the percentage of disordered residues, and Ld, the length of the longest disordered segment in the sequence. Depending on dr and Ld, we distinguish five variants: i) ordered proteins (ORDs); ii) not disordered proteins (NDPsj; (iii) proteins with intrinsically disor...

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Literature Corpus work: 205b24be-c81e-5ba7-9cb7-b86f89217333
DOI: 10.1101/446351

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