9/8/20 (week 1)

Cameron Siqueiros


    Today I finished my first assignment of the protein bioinformatics project. I was able to learn about the sequence, function, pathology, and interactions of my assigned protein. My protein is P19835 Bile Salt activated Lipase (BLSS) . It's function is to catalyze the hydrolysis of different substrates and is an important protein for the digestion of dietary lipids. It is has a chain of 753 amino acids and weighs approximately 79,322 Da. It interacts with Galectin-10 which is an important factor for anergy and suppressive functions of CD25-positive regulatory T-cells. BLSS is also involved with maturity onset diabetes of the young 8 with exocrine dysfunction (MODY8). It is caused by a mutation in the CEL gene. I am looking forward to learning more about my protein.


Comments

  1. Hello Cameron,

    The information you gathered is good. I would however present it in more of a list format for easy reading.

    Most of science is about how information is conveyed.

    Example:

    Protein

    P19835 Bile Salt activated Lipase (BLSS)

    Function

    It's function is to catalyze the hydrolysis of different substrates and is an important protein for the digestion of dietary lipids.

    Size

    753 amino acids

    mW

    ~ 79,322 kDa

    Then go into what it does . . . .

    Keep up the good work.

    Chad

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