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Multifunctional proteins: examples of gene sharing

1 Jan 2003

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Adding to the difficulty of interpreting the human genome sequence and annotating protein sequence databases is the observation that a single protein can 'moonlight' or perform multiple, apparently unrelated, functions. This review summarizes examples of moonlighting proteins in cellular activities and biochemical pathways important in cancer and other diseases. The proteins include a variety of combinations of...

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PMID: 12693610
DOI: 10.1080/07853890310004101

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