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Activity-Based Ratiometric FRET Probe Reveals Oncogene-Driven Changes in Labile Copper Pools Induced by Altered Glutathione Metabolism

2019-06-24

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Copper is essential for life, and beyond its well-established ability to serve as a tightly-bound, redox-active active site cofactor for enzyme function, emerging data suggest that cellular copper also exists in labile pools, defined as loosely bound to low molecular weight ligands, which can regulate diverse transition metal signaling processes spanning neural communication and olfaction, lipolysis, rest-activity...

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288d93a0-a388-5b41-81c0-64a52425d3e0
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10.1101/682047
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