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Regulated Degradation of the Inner Nuclear Membrane Protein SUN2 Maintains Nuclear Envelope Architecture and Function

2022-07-16

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Nuclear architecture and functions depend on dynamic interactions between nuclear components (such as chromatin) and inner nuclear membrane (INM) proteins. Mutations in INM proteins interfering with these interactions result in disease. However, mechanisms controlling the levels and turnover of INM proteins remain unknown. Here, we describe a mechanism of regulated degradation of the INM SUN domain-containing prot...

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175307e8-ace2-5021-8496-adff6e9bef59
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10.1101/2022.07.15.500172
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