Binding Protein Open Access Journals

The expression of proteins responsible for moment-to-moment chemical and structural tasks is critical to the functioning of living cells. This requires that the cell regulate the expression of new proteins. Binding proteins play an important role in this process. These proteins interact with DNA by means of various structural motifs, and can stimulate or repress transcription of messenger RNA, depending on the properties and location of the DNA sequence to which they bind. The soluble carrier hormone binding protein (HBP) plays an important role in the growth of human and other animals. HBP can also selectively and non-covalently interact with hormone. Therefore, accurate identification of HBP is an important prerequisite for understanding its biological functions and molecular mechanisms. Since experimental methods are still labor intensive and cost ineffective to identify HBP, it’s necessary to develop computational methods to accurately and efficiently identify HBP.