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    UBA6 Crystal Structure Publication reveals which mutations in UBA6 selectively shut down ubiquitination and FAT10 function

    • Last Update: 2022-09-21
    • Source: Internet
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    Post-translational modifications of ubiquitin to target proteins alter their structure, function, and/or localization


    Since UBA6-mediated ubiquitination and FAT10 are involved in various cellular processes in physiological and pathophysiological environments, it is not surprising that the failure of one or more components of the system can lead to various diseases


    Professor Hermann Schindelin's research team at the Rudolf Virchow Center at the University of Würzburg has reported for the first time the crystal structure


    A key to the study is to identify UBA6 mutations


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