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Real or fake? Verifying protein domain gain and loss events by an automated fact-checking approach

2023-02-11

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The comparison of protein domain architectures provides insight into the evolution and function of proteins. By comparing the domains of different proteins, scientists can identify common domains, classify proteins based on their domain architecture, and highlight proteins that have evolved differently in one or more species or clades. Such proteins are often thought to represent genetic novelty underlying unique...

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Literature Corpus work: 924fc4b6-8654-5014-ac58-de0ae6cb0545
DOI: 10.22541/au.167612454.47310638/v1

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