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A new view on functions of the lysine demalonylase activity of SIRT5

2022-11-18

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A substrate specificity of the pharmaceutically attractive tumor-promoter SIRT5 was already investigated multiple times by advanced proteomic tools. However, the present bioinformatic analysis brings new highlights to the knowledge about the lysine demalonylation activity of SIRT5, a member of the sirtuin family with multiple roles in aging and age-related diseases. It shows unreported functional aspects of the ly...

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2eaaf5d2-b7d4-5b34-a9fc-865051eb16b8
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10.1101/2022.11.18.517122
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