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Contribution of the conservative cleavage motif to posttranslational processing of the carboxyl terminal domain of rodent Muc3.

Molecular and cellular biochemistry - 1 Jun 2008

Li Yicheng, Peng Zhihong, He Yonghong, Chen Wensheng, Bian Xiuwu, Fang Dianchun, Wang Rongquan

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In previous works, we showed by transient expression studies in COS-1 cells that the C-terminal domain of rat intestinal membrane mucin (rMuc3) that was cloned in the pSecTag2 plasmid (named as p20) is posttranslationally cleaved twice. One location is between the glycine and the serine within a LS1KGS2IV1V2 motif, and the other is in the 49 kDa membrane-tethered fragment at an undefined site. The sea-urchin...

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PMID: 18401557
DOI: 10.1007/s11010-008-9753-1

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