Best way to check posttranslation mod-s?
I want to see whether the protein I work with has any phosphorylation or glycosylation sites and what enzymes regulate these potential modifications?
I hear AMS4.0 can do that for me, but I don't know how to use it.
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Phospho.elm BLAST allows you to check if your sequence contains any of their curated phosphopeptides. Another possibility is to use Networkin to predict phosphorylation sites.
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Have you tried simply looking up the protein at http://uniprot.org?