The 'Family and Domains' section of a UniProt entry provides information on sequence similarities with other proteins and the domain(s) present in a protein. The information is filed in different subsections, such as domain, repeat region, coiled coil and motif. These protein features can also be visualized in the Feature Viewer of a protein entry. The feature viewer allows to see all sequence features together in a visual manner. Features are arranged into categories such as domains and sites, motifs, molecule processing, post-translational modifications, mutagenesis, etc. The ruler on top represents the sequence length of the protein. By clicking on a feature, a tooltip will be shown with information on the feature and also highlight the sequence position of the feature. We hope this information is helpful for you.
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hello ! please How can I find motifs of a protein on UniProt ?
The 'Family and Domains' section of a UniProt entry provides information on sequence similarities with other proteins and the domain(s) present in a protein. The information is filed in different subsections, such as domain, repeat region, coiled coil and motif.
These protein features can also be visualized in the Feature Viewer of a protein entry. The feature viewer allows to see all sequence features together in a visual manner. Features are arranged into categories such as domains and sites, motifs, molecule processing, post-translational modifications, mutagenesis, etc.
The ruler on top represents the sequence length of the protein. By clicking on a feature, a tooltip will be shown with information on the feature and also highlight the sequence position of the feature.
We hope this information is helpful for you.