Identification of low-complexity domains by compositional signatures reveals class-specific frequencies and functions across the domains of life

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• What: The authors report a comprehensive survey and functional analysis of LCDs in all known reference proteomes (>21k organisms) with added focus on rare and unusual types of LCDs. The authors explore rare and unusual LCDs at multiple levels (i.e., per-organism, per-protein, and per-residue levels) and discuss the unique insights offered by each layer, including functions associated with specific classes of LCDs.
• Who: Sean M. Cascarina and Eric D. Ross from the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, United have published the paper: Identification of . . .
  

   

  

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