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A list of proteins (and protein complexes). This list aims to organize information on the protein universe.

All proteins can be found in the human proteome unless marked with a "%".

If a protein has an EC number, it should be on List of enzymes and not on this page, even if it fits into one of the categories below.

For more information about categorizing protein types, see List of types of proteins.

Contents 1 Fibrous protein 1.1 Cytoskeletal proteins 1.2 Extracellular matrix proteins 2 Globular proteins 2.1 Plasma proteins 2.1.1 Coagulation factors 2.1.2 Acute phase proteins 2.2 Hemoproteins 2.3 Cell adhesion 2.4 Transmembrane transport proteins 2.4.1 Ion channels 2.4.2 synport/antiport proteins 2.5 Hormones and growth factors 2.6 Receptors 2.6.1 Transmembrane receptors 2.6.2 Intracellular receptors 2.7 DNA-binding protein 2.7.1 transcription regulation 2.8 Immune system proteins 2.9 Nutrient storage/transport 2.10 Chaperone proteins 2.11 Enzymes 3 Complexes with multiple components including proteins 4 See also

Fibrous protein

Cytoskeletal proteins

• tubulin
• actin
• FtsZ %
• keratin
• myosin
• Tau (protein)
• dystrophin

Extracellular matrix proteins

• Collagen
• Elastin
• Reelin
• F-spondin

Globular proteins

Plasma proteins

• Serum albumin
• Serum Amyloid P Component

Coagulation factors

See also: {{Coagulation}}

• Fibrin
• Thrombin
• Factor XIII
• Factor VIII
• von Willebrand Factor
• protein C
• Protein Z
• Protein Z-related protease inhibitor
• Protein S
• Complement proteins
  • C1-inhibitor
  • C3-convertase

Acute phase proteins

• C-reactive protein

Hemoproteins

Cell adhesion

• cadherin
• integrin
• NCAM
• selectin

Transmembrane transport proteins

Ion pumping enzymes are in the enzymes section.

• CFTR
• Glycophorin D
• Scramblase

Ion channels

• Acetylcholine receptor
  • Nicotinic acetylcholine receptor
  • Muscarinic acetylcholine receptoris NOT an ion channel, but a G-protein coupled receptor; see below]
• Potassium channel

synport/antiport proteins

• glucose transporter

Hormones and growth factors

• oxytocin
• insulin
• Epidermal growth factor
• Insulin-like growth factor

Receptors

• Receptors with enzyme activity are in the enzymes section.
• Receptors that are ion channels are in the ion channel section.

Transmembrane receptors

• G-protein-coupled receptor
  • Rhodopsin

Intracellular receptors

• estrogen receptor

DNA-binding protein

• Histones

transcription regulation

• CI protein %

Transcription regulatory proteins that are receptors are in the receptors section.

• C-myc
• MyoD
• FOXP2
• FOXP3
• P53

Immune system proteins

• immunoglobins
• T cell receptor
• Major histocompatibility antigens

Nutrient storage/transport

• ferritin

Chaperone proteins

• GroEL %

Enzymes

See List of enzymes

Complexes with multiple components including proteins

• spliceosome
• ribonucleoprotein (generic)
• Signal recognition particle
• nucleosome

See also

• PEGylation
• Structural domain
• Protein family
• List of enzymes
• Category:Genes
• Category:Enzymes
• Category:Biology
• Category:Proteins
• Wikipedia:MeSH D12.776 (Medical Subject Headings classification of proteins)

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