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Understanding the role of RBR-E3 ligase in regulation of cellular homeostasis in human malaria parasite

2024-03-15

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E3 ligases constitute an important component of proteostasis machinery which plays a critical role in the survival of malaria parasite through post-translational modifications of its proteinsubstrates. In contrast to humans, parasite E3 ligases have not been extensively studied. Here, we characterize a unique Plasmodium E3 ligase that has both RING and HECT-like features with zinc-coordinating domains. Plasmodium...

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9eb5479e-0193-568d-8374-8b67160b4b45
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10.22541/au.168866515.52639160/v2
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