Human proteins with target sites of multiple post-translational modification types are more prone to be involved in disease.

Explore this paper's citation graph

Summary

It is indicated that Mtp-proteins are significantly more inclined to participate in disease than proteins carrying no known PTM sites and the energetic effects of PTMs on the stability of PPI revealed that only a small fraction of single PTM events influence the binding energy of >2 kcal/mol, whereas the bindingEnergy can change dramatically by combinations of multiple PTM types.

Type
article
Published
2014-05-02
Cited by
35
References
131

Keywords

Posttranslational modification, Disease, Computational biology, Biology, Chemistry

References

Cited by

Related papers