Peptidein
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Peptidein - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Small proteins in human A peptidein is a small molecule made up of amino acids similar in appearance and biomechanical role to proteins. [ 1 ] More than 1,700 types of peptideins have been identified, most of which are of unknown functions, but some are implicated with genetic diseases and cancer . [ 2 ] Popularly called the "dark proteome " [ 3 ] or "dark proteins" [ 4 ] due to their elusive identity, they are a type of microproteins , and were identified by an international team of scientists led by Sebastiaan van He
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