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Revision as of 10:22, 5 May 2023
Do Newly Born orphan proteins resemble Never Born proteins? A study using three deep learning algorithms
Newly Born proteins, or orphan proteins, have no sequence homology to other proteins and occur in single species or within a taxonomically restricted gene family
Never Born proteins are random polypeptides with amino acid content similar to that of native proteins.
Can recently developed AI/Deep Learning tools for predicting 3D protein structures like:
- AlphaFold2 (AF2)
- RoseTTAFold (RTF)
- Evolutionary Scale Modeling (ESM-2)
be useful to see if Newly Born proteins are similar to Never Born proteins?
Sequences of Never Born proteins by Tretyachenko et al.[1] showed experimentally that some folded into compact structures, e.g., Never Born Protein 1856 is predicted to be compact for the 5 models predicted by RTF and AF2 and the single model by ESM-2 [Fig. 1].
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