Identification of key proteins based on subcellular localization specificity
A technology of subcellular localization and identification method, applied in the field of key protein identification based on subcellular localization specificity, which can solve problems such as deviation of prediction results
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[0039] (1) Construction of protein subcellular localization interaction subnetwork and analysis of distribution characteristics of key proteins
[0040] Protein subcellular localization data for different species can be obtained from the COMPARTMENTS database. The COMPARTMENTS database integrates experimentally-based protein subcellular annotation information from UniProtKB, MGI, SGD, FlyBase, WormBase and other databases, covering protein subcellular localization information of eukaryotes such as humans, yeast, Drosophila, and mice. Public databases such as DIP and Biogrid contain protein interaction data for many species. Yeast is currently the most widely studied species, and its protein interaction network and key protein data are the most complete and reliable among many species. Therefore, data analysis and experimental verification are first based on yeast data. The protein interaction network of yeast comes from the data of DIP database in October 2010. Excluding sel...
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