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Data mining of protein families using common peptides
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Data mining of protein families using common peptides

  • Assaf Gottlieb1,
  • Uri Weingart1 &
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Predicting the function of a protein from its sequence is typically addressed using sequence-similarity. Here we propose a motif-based approach, using supervised motif extraction from protein sequences belonging to one functional family. The resulting deterministic motifs form Common Peptides (CPs) that characterize this family, allow for data mining of its proteins and facilitate further partition of the family into clusters

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    Assaf Gottlieb, Uri Weingart & David Horn

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Gottlieb, A., Weingart, U. & Horn, D. Data mining of protein families using common peptides. Nat Prec (2008). https://doi.org/10.1038/npre.2008.2189.1

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  • Data Mining
  • protein family
  • common peptides
  • motifs
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