-
adenosine triphosphate (ATP).
Chaperonin proteins may also tag
misfolded proteins to be degraded. The
structure of
these chaperonins resemble two
donuts stacked...
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Chaperonins. San Diego:
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White HE,
Saibil HR (July 1998). "
Chaperonins". The
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- however, paradoxically, this is not the case with
chaperonins”. It has been
found that many anti-
chaperonin antibodies exist and are ****ociated with many...
- Heat
shock 10 kDa
protein 1 (Hsp10), also
known as
chaperonin 10 (cpn10) or early-pregnancy
factor (EPF), is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the...
-
chaperonins".
Nature Structural Biology. 6 (12): 1090. doi:10.1038/70015. PMID 10581544. S2CID 6158370.
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Horwich AL (May 2003). "
Chaperonin-mediated...
- folding.
Chaperonins are a
special class of
chaperones that
promote native state folding by
cyclically encapsulating the
peptide chain.
Chaperonins are divided...
-
since 1990. His
research into
protein folding uncovered the
action of
chaperonins,
protein complexes that ****ist the
folding of
other proteins; Horwich...
- The
crystal structure of the
chaperonin, a huge
protein complex. A
single protein subunit is highlighted.
Chaperonins ****ist
protein folding....
-
within its two rings.
Being a
Group II
chaperonin, the
thermosome has a
similar structure to
group I
chaperonins. The main difference, however, lies in...
- by
chaperonins or HSP60s . HSP60s are
barrel shaped and
suited to bind to the
hydrophobic residues of proteins. Once a cap
binds to the
chaperonin, the...
