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ProtMiscuity: a database of promiscuous proteins

Ana Julia Velez RuedaiD, Nicolás PalópoliiD, Matías Zacarías, Leandro Matías SommeseiD, Gustavo D. ParisiiD

Abstract

SummaryProtMiscuity is a manually-curated database of promiscuous proteins. It is annotated with information about canonical and promiscuous activities comprising 88 different reactions in 57 proteins from 40 organisms. ProtMiscuity could assist in the study of the underlying mechanisms of promiscuous reactions by offering a collection of experimentally derived data, extensively linked with other databases providing biological, structural and functional information.\n\nAvailability and ImplementationThe responsive web interface of ProtMiscuity provides support for easier navigation and visualization of the database contents on multiple devices. It is implemented in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular4 and NodeJS. ProtMiscuity is hosted on our server and can be freely accessed at http://ufq.unq.edu.ar/protmiscuity\n\nContactGustavo Parisi (gustavo@unq.edu.ar)

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