Open pgaudet opened 5 years ago
(Note to self: the next step would probably be to also merge the nucleic acid binding terms, since this is probably the mechanism by which these proteins mediate activation/repression of ~transcription~.) translation
Hi @pgaudet are these about trancription or translation?
translation.
I'd like to finish MF refactoring
OK edited above.I get it now but do there work on RNA not just "nucleic acid"
I dont understand your question.. Please rephrase
I don't understand why the term is "nucleic acid binding". Shouldn't it be RNA binding (i.e are there translational repressors that bind to DNA?)
Oh! yes there are also children
'translation regulator activity'
--'translation activator activity' (note that this one is a child of 'nucleic acid binding', but since this is not in the term name I dont think all proteins are nucleic acid binding
-'translation regulator activity, nucleic acid binding' --'translation repressor activity, mRNA regulatory element binding'
What I am proposing in short is this:
'translation regulator activity'
Pascale
Hello,
I am not clear what 'translation factor activity, nucleic acid binding' versus 'translation repressor activity, non-nucleic acid binding' are supposed to represent.
@hdrabkin would you be OK if I merged these terms into their respective parents ?
Thanks, Pascale