Table 6 |
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Examples for template features used in the profile-based method |
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activation of * Protein1 * to * Protein2 |
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interaction of * Protein1 * and * Protein2 |
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association of * Protein1 * with * Protein2 |
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interaction between * Protein1 * and * Protein2 |
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binding of * Protein1 * to * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * bind * to * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * activate * Protein2 |
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activation of * Protein1 * with * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * coimmunoprecipitate * with * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * copurify * with * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * mediate * interaction * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * form * complex * with * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * phosphorylate * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * interact * with * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * associate * with * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * in * complex * with * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * regulate * Protein2 |
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regulation of * Protein1 * by * Protein2 |
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yeast * Protein1 * screen * Protein2 |
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yeast * strain * Protein1 * and * Protein2 |
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yeast * Protein1 * to * function * Protein2 |
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Protein1 * lead * to * activation * of * Protein2 |
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Template examples are listed in this table. These templates are reproduced from [26]. The complete list of template features is available upon request from the authors. The asterisk in the template features indicates that any word can be skipped. |
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Huang et al. Genome Biology 2008 9(Suppl 2):S12 doi:10.1186/gb-2008-9-s2-s12 |
