Protein Modification by Arginylation
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The modification of protein by arginine catalyzed by arginyltransferases (ATE1) described by the Kashina group in this issue shows that arginylation of protein occurs widely in biology and is being recognized as a key regulatory reaction such as phosphorylation of proteins (Wang et al., 2011).
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Pharmacology, 570, Clinical Biochemistry, Medical Biochemistry, Biochemistry, Protein modification, arginylation, Medical Molecular Biology, 616, Drug Discovery, biochemistry, molecular biology, thomas jefferson university, Molecular Medicine, Molecular Biology
Pharmacology, 570, Clinical Biochemistry, Medical Biochemistry, Biochemistry, Protein modification, arginylation, Medical Molecular Biology, 616, Drug Discovery, biochemistry, molecular biology, thomas jefferson university, Molecular Medicine, Molecular Biology
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