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Exploring Intrinsic Disorder in Human Synucleins and Associated Proteins

2024-04-24

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In this work, we explore the intrinsic disorder status of the three members of the synuclein family of proteins - α-, β-, and γ-synucleins. We also analyzed the peculiarities of the amino acid sequences and modeled 3D structures of the human synuclein family members to find potential effects of pathological mutations. Furthermore, we conducted a comparative sequence-based analysis of the synuclein proteins from va...

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d97a9059-5801-5daf-a30f-3aa7fa6cea40
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10.20944/preprints202404.1628.v1
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