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<i>In Silico</i> Structure-Based Interactomic Analysis of the Scaffolding Protein DCAF7

2026-05-15

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WD40 domains share a widespread β-propeller fold, and often act as versatile scaffold proteins. Despite their central role in organizing dynamic cellular complexes, the molecular and structural mechanisms of many WD40 proteins remain poorly understood. Among them, DCAF7, an ubiquitously expressed and essential gene in human, also encodes a highly conserved WD40 protein in eukaryotic organisms. It is known to inter...

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491854a8-c167-58a5-9bf5-4da3063e804f
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10.64898/2026.05.13.724911
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