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Structure and function of eTudor domain containing TDRD proteins
4 Mar 2019
Abstract excerpt
Tudor domain-containing (TDRD) proteins, as a family of evolutionarily conserved proteins, have been studied extensively in recent years in terms of their biological and biochemical functions. A major function of the TDRD proteins is to recognize the N-terminal arginine-rich motifs of the P-element-induced wimpy testis (PIWI) proteins via their conserved extended Tudor (eTudor or eTud) domains, which is essential...
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