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Dynamic regulation of the 26S proteasome: From synthesis to degradation
Richard S. Marshall
, Richard D. Vierstra
Department of Biology
Roy and Diana Vagelos Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences (DBBS)
DBBS - Molecular Cell Biology
DBBS - Plant and Microbial Biosciences
DBBS - Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Structural Biology
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Keyphrases
Dynamic Regulation
100%
26S Proteasome
100%
Autophagy
50%
Autophagic Clearance
33%
Ubiquitylation
33%
Protein Degradation
16%
Eukaryotes
16%
Post-translational Modification
16%
Proteome
16%
Cellular Processes
16%
Chaperone
16%
Digestion
16%
Binding Protein
16%
Regulatory Proteins
16%
Ligase
16%
Quality Control
16%
Proteasome Activity
16%
Multisubunit
16%
Knowledge Level
16%
Ubiquitin
16%
Human Health
16%
Polyubiquitin
16%
Human Pathology
16%
Growth Development
16%
Biomolecular Condensates
16%
Selective Proteolysis
16%
Plant Pathogenic Fungi
16%
Optimal Growth
16%
Organismal Development
16%
Regulatory Event
16%
Human nutrition
16%
Carbon Starvation
16%
Demand Response
16%
Proteasome Assembly
16%
Crop Performance
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Proteasome
100%
Autophagy
25%
Ubiquitin
16%
Ubiquitination
16%
Dynamics
8%
Eukaryote
8%
Life Cycle
8%
Proteome
8%
Posttranslational Modification
8%
Binding Protein
8%
Protein Catabolism
8%
Transcription
8%
Ligase
8%
Quality Control
8%
Growth, Development and Aging
8%
Proteolysis
8%