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Dimerization and ion binding properties of S100P protein.

Protein and peptide letters - 1 Jan 2006

Tutar Yusuf

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Functional S100P requires dimer formation and dimerization might form for one of the two reasons: i. producing a pair of sites for target protein binding or ii. modulation of cation binding affinity. The extent of exposed protein hydrophobicity was related to dimer formation.

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PMID: 16515459
DOI: 10.2174/092986606775338425

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