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Multiple pathways of Spx (YjbD) proteolysis in Bacillus subtilis

Nakano et al., 2002

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18192903176619170698
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Nakano S
Zheng G
Nakano M
Zuber P
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Journal of bacteriology

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ABSTRACT ATP-dependent proteases degrade denatured or misfolded proteins and are recruited for the controlled removal of proteins that block activation of regulatory pathways. Among the ATP-dependent proteases, those of the Clp family are particularly important for …
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