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Adaptor (151 proteins)
Adaptors are auxiliary proteins that link E3 ligases to their substrates or regulatory elements, helping to regulate substrate selection.
Member proteins
The values represent E3 ligase confidence scores, calculated as the fraction of databases that annotate the protein as an E3 ligase (see preprint).
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