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1. Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Protein Structure and Dynamics

   Uncovering new families and folds in the natural protein universe

   Durairaj, Waterhouse, Mets et al. · Nature · 2023

   The authors mapped the AlphaFold database's predicted structures as an annotated network and searched it for novelties, finding a new fold, new protein families and a new toxin–antitoxin superfamily.

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   1. UncheckedSearching AlphaFold-predicted proteins found a new fold, the β-flower, new Pfam families and a new toxin–antitoxin superfamily, TumE–TumA.“By searching for novelties from sequence, structure and semantic perspectives, we uncovered the β-flower fold, added several protein families to Pfam database 2 and experimentally demonstrated that one of these belongs to a new superfamily of translation-targeting toxin–antitoxin systems, TumE–TumA.”