PROTEIN FUNCTIONAL AND SUB-CELLULAR ANNOTATION IN A PROTEOME

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15361461

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Techniques are disclosed for identifying the likely functionality and sub-cellular localization of individual proteins by first creating a protein-protein interaction network where protein pairs are created from data available from databases and experimental results, and by guessing potential interacting protein pairs where no data exists. Inside each protein pair, mutual likely functionality and localization annotations are made using the known functionalities and localization of the two proteins. The resulting annotated proteins are clustered according to similarity of their annotations and for each cluster iterative mutual annotations in each protein pair enrich the previous functional annotations until no more functionality annotations can be made and results in proteins with at least one assigned functionality and localization duet. Ranking of the resulting assignments is done using the specificity and confidence of the assignment.

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INSYBIO INC8121 BEE CAVE ROAD AUSTIN TX 78746

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Alexakos, Christos PATRA, GR 3 2
Dimitrakopoulos, Christos BASEL, CH 20 176
Korfiati, Aigli PATRA, GR 3 2
Mavroudi, Seferina PATRA, GR 3 2
Theofilatos, Konstantinos PATRA, GR 3 2

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