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The RHIM within the M45 protein from murine cytomegalovirus forms heteromeric amyloid fibrils with RIPK1 and RIPK3

2018-05-17

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The M45 protein from murine cytomegalovirus protects infected murine cells from death by necroptosis and can protect human cells from necroptosis induced by TNFR activation, when heterologously expressed. We show that the N-terminal 90 residues of the M45 protein, which contain a RIP Homotypic Interaction Motif (RHIM), are sufficient to confer protection against TNFR-induced necroptosis. This N-terminal region of...

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fdef0a24-4b9b-5061-ae73-3ba86f6ecf4d
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10.1101/324590
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