- A
degron is a
portion of a
protein that is
important in
regulation of
protein degradation rates.
Known degrons include short amino acid sequences, structural...
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preferentially and thus
considered destabilizing degrons since they
allow faster degradation of
their proteins. A
degron can be
converted into its
active form by...
- Caltech, has discovered,
during the 1980s, the
first degradation signals (
degrons) in short-lived
proteins and
biological fundamentals of the
ubiquitin system...
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missing publisher (link) Varshavsky,
Alexander (8
January 2019). "N-
degron and C-
degron pathways of
protein degradation".
Proceedings of the
National Academy...
- 1884
snowy regions of ****an by
Henri Degron sent to East Asia to s**** wild
vines resistant to Phylloxera.
Degron sent
specimens to a
Professor Planchon...
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intrinsic histone acetyltransferase activity. The Neh6
domain may
contain a
degron that is
involved in a redox-insensitive
process of
degradation of NRF2....
- long-term cold
exposure as a
result of
inhibition of VRN2
turnover via its N-
degron. The
events of
histone deacetylation at
Lysine 9 and 14
followed by methylation...
- signal, or
degron. The E3
ligase UBR2 parti****tes in the N-end rule pathway,
which targets proteins bearing an N-terminal
degron, or N-
degron (Kwon et...
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change from
organism to organism.
Other degradation signals,
known as
degrons, can also be
found in sequence. The rule may
operate differently in different...
- its
substrates via short,
linear sequence motifs or
degrons found in its substrates.
These degrons can be
split into
three major groups:
destruction boxes...
