proteinlerle
Proteinlerle is a term used in molecular biology to describe a proposed class of protein assemblies formed by modular subunits that self-organize into multi-subunit complexes. The concept emphasizes recurrent structural motifs and the capacity of subunits to interact in a tunable way, yielding networks that vary in size and connectivity according to cellular conditions.
Structural features commonly associated with proteinlerle include folded oligomerization domains such as coiled-coils or beta-sheet–rich folds
Functions attributed to proteinlerle span the organization of protein interaction networks, the coordination of signaling pathways,
Regulation is thought to occur through post-translational modifications, alternative splicing of subunit components, and environmental factors
The term appears in a limited set of reviews and speculative studies exploring modular protein assembly; it
Potential applications include designing programmable protein assemblies in synthetic biology and identifying targets that disrupt specific