Closed Antonialock closed 4 years ago
Wait unitl tomorrow. I think I changed some of these this morning;)
Also I would not worry about this too much right now. I think GO will change the ways to annotate different types of molecular function shortly. This will be a good e.g of regulating activity by degradation. I don't think this is really regulating the activity (but it is regulating the process).
Let's discuss how we should do these consistently at the next curator meeting.
yeah in the paper I was doing I chose positive regulation of proteasomal ubiquitin-dependent protein catabolic process has regulation target cdc13, happens during G1
does that sound right?
I think rum1 is involved in mitotic G1 cell cycle arrest in response to nitrogen starvation it achieves this by positively regulating degradation of the cdc13 cyclin
that sound right!
I removed cdc2 as substrsate here because the substrate is clearly the cyclin. This menas that, although this is always CALLED a cdk inhibitor it isn't really a CDK inhibitor. It postively regulates degradation of the cyclin resulting in inhibition of CDK.
Need to find out if this is really hte best term. MAybe it's OK...
regulation of protein stability rum1 regulates activity of cdc13
rum1 interacts with cdc13 which targets i for degradation via the proteasome. check paper and change annotation.