Literature DB >> 12836704

The cadherin superfamily database.

Kevin Truong1, Mitsuhiko Ikura.   

Abstract

The cadherin superfamily is a large protein family with diverse structures and functions. Because of this diversity and the growing biological interest in cell adhesion and signaling processes, in which many members of the cadherin superfamily play a crucial role, it is becoming increasingly important to develop tools to manage, distribute and analyze sequences in this protein family. Current profile and motif databases classify protein sequences into a broad spectrum of protein superfamilies, however to provide a more specific functional annotation, the next step should include classification of subfamilies of these protein superfamilies. Here, we present a tool that classified greater than 90% of the proteins belonging to the cadherin superfamily found in the SWISS PROT database. Therefore, for most members of the cadherin superfamily, this tool can assist in adding more specific functional annotations than can be achieved with current profile and motif databases. Finally, the classification tool and the results of our analysis were integrated into a web-accessible database (http://calcium.uhnres. utoronto.ca/cadherin).

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Year:  2002        PMID: 12836704     DOI: 10.1023/a:1021352716284

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Struct Funct Genomics        ISSN: 1345-711X


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