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N-terminal rule

A second structural feature that has been correlated with protein degradative rates is the N-terminal residue of the mature form of cytoplasmic proteins. This relationship, summarized in table 29.7, has become known as the N-terminal rule. Here the presumption is that the amino-terminal residue is at least partly responsible for recognition by the degradative machinery. Proteins that are degraded according to the N-terminal rule are believed to be recognized by the ubiquitin-ATP-dependent pathway, which we describe shortly. [Pg.762]


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