Some papers (eg PMID:19081060, Fig 1) infer interactions by monitoring
polymerization/depolymerization of a protein (by diverse means; it could
be gel filtration, native page, EM) upon addition of another proten (or other
molecule; it could be a cofactor of some sort). Can we add
'protein polymerization assay' term as a child of 'enzymatic assay' (MI:0415)
or, in case someone objects a notion that the added protein acts as an enzyme
affectiong polymerization reaction, simply as a child of biochemical assay
(MI:0410)
As there was no answer on psidev-vocab I'm putting this up as a request here
lukasz
Some papers (eg PMID:19081060, Fig 1) infer interactions by monitoring polymerization/depolymerization of a protein (by diverse means; it could be gel filtration, native page, EM) upon addition of another proten (or other molecule; it could be a cofactor of some sort). Can we add 'protein polymerization assay' term as a child of 'enzymatic assay' (MI:0415) or, in case someone objects a notion that the added protein acts as an enzyme affectiong polymerization reaction, simply as a child of biochemical assay (MI:0410) As there was no answer on psidev-vocab I'm putting this up as a request here lukasz
Reported by: lukasz99