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Moonlighting Proteins in the Fuzzy Logic of Cellular Metabolism.


ABSTRACT: The numerous interconnected biochemical pathways that make up the metabolism of a living cell comprise a fuzzy logic system because of its high level of complexity and our inability to fully understand, predict, and model the many activities, how they interact, and their regulation. Each cell contains thousands of proteins with changing levels of expression, levels of activity, and patterns of interactions. Adding more layers of complexity is the number of proteins that have multiple functions. Moonlighting proteins include a wide variety of proteins where two or more functions are performed by one polypeptide chain. In this article, we discuss examples of proteins with variable functions that contribute to the fuzziness of cellular metabolism.

SUBMITTER: Liu H 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7435893 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Moonlighting Proteins in the Fuzzy Logic of Cellular Metabolism.

Liu Haipeng H   Jeffery Constance J CJ  

Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) 20200729 15


The numerous interconnected biochemical pathways that make up the metabolism of a living cell comprise a fuzzy logic system because of its high level of complexity and our inability to fully understand, predict, and model the many activities, how they interact, and their regulation. Each cell contains thousands of proteins with changing levels of expression, levels of activity, and patterns of interactions. Adding more layers of complexity is the number of proteins that have multiple functions.  ...[more]

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