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Nrf1D is the first candidate secretory transcription factor in the blood plasma, with its precursor existing as a unique redox-sensitive transmembrane CNC-bZIP protein in somatic tissues

2018-06-09

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Amongst multiple distinct isoforms, Nrf1D is synthesized from translation of an alternatively-spliced transcript of Nrf1 mRNA, with a naturally-occurring deletion of its stop codon-flanking 1466 nucleotides. This molecular event leads to the reading frameshift mutation, which results in a constitutive substitution of the intact Nrf1’s C-terminal 72 amino acids (aa, covering the second half of th...

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5bb86a36-0709-5f98-b256-f9460757bde3
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10.1101/342428
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