Antifreeze proteins (AFPs) are found in different living organisms like plants, insects, and fish. AFPs avoid the formation of ice crystals in these organisms and make them able to …
Background Viral infections have been the main health issue in the last decade. Antiviral peptides (AVPs) are a subclass of antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) with substantial potential to …
The development of intracellular ice in the bodies of cold-blooded living organisms may cause them to die. These species yield antifreeze proteins (AFPs) to live in subzero …
Predicting DNA-binding proteins (DBPs) based solely on primary sequences is one of the most challenging problems in genome annotation. DBPs play a crucial role in various …
DNA-binding proteins (DBPs) are highly concerned with several types of cancers (lung, breast, and liver), other fatal diseases (AIDS/HIV, asthma), and are used in the designing of …
DNA-protein interaction is a critical biological process that performs influential activities, including DNA transcription and recombination. DBPs (DNA-binding proteins) are closely …
Living organisms including fishes, microbes, and animals can live in extremely cold weather. To stay alive in cold environments, these species generate antifreeze proteins (AFPs), also …
Angiogenic proteins (AGPs) play a primary role in the formation of new blood vessels from pre-existing ones. AGPs have diverse applications in cancer, including serving as …
Growth hormone-binding proteins (GHBPs) are carrier proteins that interact with other growth hormone proteins in a selective and non-covalent fashion. GHBPs perform significant …