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cuesj-93	Shaikh, Faiyaz Khudaboddin; Bradosty, Sarwan W.; Hamad, Saber W.; Shinde, Ashok A.	In Vitro Screening of Seed Extracts of Medicinal Plants for Protease Inhibitory Activity	2019	5	.pdf	application/pdf	3373	206	55	“PLANT-PIs: A database for plant protease inhibitors and their genes”. Keywords: Dot blot, protease inhibitors, proteases, protein, trypsin INTRODUCTION Proteases or peptidases (E.C. 3.4) are one of the largest and the most diverse families of enzymes which selectively catalyze the hydrolysis of peptide bonds in proteins.[1,2] Proteases are physiologically vital in all living organisms for cell growth, cell differentiation and death (apoptosis), cell migration, and invasion and are abundant in a wide variety of sources starting from viruses, bacteria, protozoa, metazoan, or fungi ending with plants and animals.[3,4] They perform a variety of functions during the vital processes in organism such as food digestion, blood clotting, embryogenesis, tissue reorganization (e.g., wound healing, regeneration, molting, metamorphosis, etc.), defense mechanisms, and immune responses.[5,6] From the analysis of several genomes, it is estimated and found that about 2–4% of all gene products are proteases with more than 560 members.[7,8] Proteases are intricately involved in the protein catabolism and their action can be divided into two different categories: Limited proteolysis and unlimited proteolysis.	cache/cuesj-93.pdf	txt/cuesj-93.txt