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Physicochemical, functional, and evolutionary characteristics of protein loop regions in human and <i>Escherichia coli</i> proteomes

2023-06-11

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Protein loops often play crucial roles in the formation of binding and enzyme active sites. However, the general structural and biological characteristics of these loops remain unclear. In this study, we investigated protein loop regions on a large scale from structural and evolutionary perspectives. After removing redundancy at the protein chain level, 555,516, 102,901, and 24,818 loops were extracted from the en...

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c8a5d55d-aeb9-54ca-b16f-19e8ee9506c6
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10.1101/2023.06.09.544332
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