Role for gene sequence, codon bias and mRNA folding energy in modulating structural symmetry of proteins.
Xiaojuan ShenShixiong ChenGuanglin LiPublished in: EMBC (2013)
Keyphrases
- cell cycle
- expression profiles
- protein protein interactions
- sequence data
- biological processes
- saccharomyces cerevisiae
- sequence analysis
- gene function
- amino acid sequences
- rna sequences
- microarray
- cellular processes
- dna sequences
- sequence similarity
- transcription factors
- molecular biology
- regulatory networks
- amino acids
- computational methods
- splice site
- gene expression
- protein structural
- protein sequences
- secondary structure
- gene ontology
- experimental conditions
- dna binding
- protein interaction
- high throughput
- protein structure prediction
- genome wide
- protein complexes
- protein folding
- gene networks
- protein function
- sequence databases
- biomedical literature
- gene expression data
- sequence alignment
- genome sequences
- genomic sequences
- cis regulatory
- protein structure
- interaction networks
- energy landscape
- gene prediction
- gene regulatory networks
- protein coding regions
- microarray data
- coding regions
- mass spectrometry
- computational biology
- structural features
- rna secondary structures
- alternative splicing
- disease genes
- protein interaction networks
- protein families
- single nucleotide polymorphisms