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Functional characterization of the C-terminal domain of mouse capping enzyme.

Cell biochemistry and function - 1 Jan 2000

Liu Li

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Mouse capping enzyme (Mce1) consists of two functional domains: the amino-terminal triphosphatase domain and the carboxyl-terminal guanylyltransferase (GTase) domain. The bifunctional Mce1 gene encodes 597 a.a. with a molecular weight approximately 68 kDa. Mce1 cDNA is located on chromosome 4A4 approximately 4A5 and is composed of 17 exons. To functionally characterize the C-terminus of Mce1, we generated four...

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PMID: 16342145
DOI: 10.1002/cbf.1292

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