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A systematic analysis of human transmembrane E3-RING proteins

2011-01-01

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The reversible covalent conjugation of the small highly conserved ubiquitin protein modifier to selective substrates plays central roles in countless proteolytic and non-proteolytic cellular functions. Substrate protein ubiquitination is co-ordinated by the sequential activity of three distinct classes of proteins: (i) E1-activating enzymes, (ii) E2-conjugating enzymes, and (iii) E3-protein ligases. Really Interes...

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10.17638/00005913
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