Protein vs Species of Protein
In an article I am reading this line
"In DIP (Database of Interacting Protein) The 10,432 interacting pairs of protein consisted of 5849 species of Protein"
What does that mean?
My Understanding
Since one protein could interact with many other proteins that is why 5849 species of protein represents unique proteins?
Is that right?
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