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colony-stimulating factor also for immunostimulation, Factor VIII for hemophilia, Tissue plasminogen activator for strokes, GM-CSF are examples of proteins beeing introduced without beeing produced in the human body. (However both of theses are examples of protein being introduced as a drug when the body is incapable of producing the protein naturally. So ussally these can also be created by the body and thus are in the genetic code).
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Exogenous proteins that are used as drugs or produced by pathogenic organisms or viruses are clearly outside the scope of human proteins and should not be included in any list of human proteins. There are many non-human proteins used as drugs and by definition they must have effects on the patient or
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Are we sure that there is no proteins used in the body that we cannot make ourself? Or any proteins which can be very effective in the body(maybe in a pathogentic way) that we cannot make ourself? - As these would also be relevant to the proteins of the human body but make thier way around this list
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I apologize for the delay in my response. Felt a bit ill last week. I'm more or less ready to start tackling this by reopening my bot's first RFBA. First thing, though, is to plan out how I'm going to program this (specifically, where I'd be getting data for new columns from), and I think it may be
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The reason that we have two sets of links, one for genes and one for proteins stored in
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No problem. I'm not really opposed to doing that, but it would require splitting this list into about 10 pages in order to reduce the size of each page down to 100k-ish. I can manually update the current 4 without it taking up too much time, but 10+ would be a bit difficult for me to do without a
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It seems drugs like insulin, Sargamostim (leukine) or (rGM-CSF), β-glucocerebrosidase for
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RNA ID? and it seems there are often multiple are we sure that all the variations have been merged into the relevant articles? or are we at are point where there is at least 1 or two per article. Is there a way to find out how many possible proteins there could be for each gene?
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I asked about that at WT:MCB but unfortunately no one answered. =/ The status isn’t the redundant column though; see the end of the last table. The redundant one is the locus group. In any event, this isn’t a directory of links; it’s a list of genes.
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the HGNC-approved gene symbol for a matched receptor, transport, or enzyme name/alias. Would have to manually identify the corresponding HGNC-approved gene symbol for any unmatched links that remain.
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Is there mechanism or human biological phenomenon which assures that we only respond to/use proteins that we also can produce ourselves and that we have in our genetic code?
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