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The interaction of Jagged-1 cytoplasmic tail with afadin PDZ domain is local, folding-independent, and tuned by phosphorylation.
Journal of molecular recognition : JMR - 1 Jan 2000
Popovic Matija, Bella Juraj, Zlatev Ventsislav, Hodnik Vesna, Anderluh Gregor, Barlow Paul N, Pintar Alessandro, Pongor Sándor
Abstract excerpt
Jagged-1, one of the five Notch ligands in man, is a membrane-spanning protein made of a large extracellular region and a 125-residue cytoplasmic tail bearing a C-terminal PDZ recognition motif ((1213) RMEYIV(1218) ). Binding of Jagged-1 intracellular region to the PDZ domain of afadin, a protein located at cell-cell adherens junctions, couples Notch signaling with the adhesion system and the cytoskeleton. Using...
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