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Mutually exclusive locales for N-linked glycans and disorder in glycoproteins

2018-10-14

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Several post-translational modifications of proteins lie within regions of disorder, stretches of amino acid residues that exhibit a dynamic tertiary structure and resist crystallization. Such localization has been proposed to expand the binding versatility of the disordered regions, and hence, the repertoire of interacting partners for the proteins. However, investigating a dataset of 500 human N-linked glycoprot...

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8f6a6322-0724-5582-a6ef-49c1f5ddaf14
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10.1101/443143
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