Competing proteins

MarkE

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Are proteins in our body competition with each other? It is known that bacteria in our intestines compete, but regarding proteins I only found here:

"RNA transcripts, both protein-coding and non-coding, thus have the ability to compete for microRNA binding and co-regulate each other in complex ceRNA networks (ceRNETs)"

Does anyone know more competition in our body?
 
Are proteins in our body competition with each other? It is known that bacteria in our intestines compete, but regarding proteins I only found here:

"RNA transcripts, both protein-coding and non-coding, thus have the ability to compete for microRNA binding and co-regulate each other in complex ceRNA networks (ceRNETs)"

Does anyone know more competition in our body?
They compete for shared non-coding miRNA - I would never consider that to be much of "Protein Competition". There are plenty of natural "competitions" in our bodies, ranging from the most complex (evolution) to the most specific (ceRNA). I would like to see a better source of this information by the way, if you have one.
 
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