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Target Recognition in Tandem WW Domains: Complex Structures for Parallel and Antiparallel Ligand Orientation in h-FBP21 Tandem WW

2021-11-22

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Protein-protein interactions often rely on specialized recognition domains, such as WW domains, which bind to specific proline-rich sequences. The specificity of these protein-protein interactions can be increased by tandem repeats, i.e. two WW domains connected by a linker. With a flexible linker, the WW domains can move freely with respect to each other. Additionally, the tandem WW domains can bind in two differ...

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51933fcf-a198-5d1b-bf73-68528b2e5067
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10.1101/2021.11.22.469489
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