Intrinsically Disordered Protein: Difference between revisions
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* Protein-RNA recognition, e.g. ribosomal proteins, such as L11-C76<ref>PMID: 8989327</ref> and [[Large Ribosomal Subunit of Haloarcula#The proteins:|several others]]<ref>PMID:10937989</ref> | * Protein-RNA recognition, e.g. ribosomal proteins, such as L11-C76<ref>PMID: 8989327</ref> and [[Large Ribosomal Subunit of Haloarcula#The proteins:|several others]]<ref>PMID:10937989</ref> | ||
* Transcriptional activation domains, e.g. NF-kb<ref>PMID: 7929265</ref>, Glucocorticoid receptor, 77-262 fragment <ref>PMID: 10196139</ref> | * Transcriptional activation domains, e.g. NF-kb<ref>PMID: 7929265</ref>, Glucocorticoid receptor, 77-262 fragment <ref>PMID: 10196139</ref>. There is "widespread importance of structural disorder in gene regulatory proteins", such as Lacl/GalR and Hox<ref>PMID: 26342073</ref>. | ||
* Amyloid formation, e.g. prion protein, N terminal part<ref>PMID: 9391046</ref>, NACP precursor of the non-Ab component of the amyloid plaque<ref>PMID: 8901511</ref> | * Amyloid formation, e.g. prion protein, N terminal part<ref>PMID: 9391046</ref>, NACP precursor of the non-Ab component of the amyloid plaque<ref>PMID: 8901511</ref> | ||
