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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"KEN-box"”.

  1. INSIGHTS INTO SUBSTRATE RECOGNITION BY THE ANAPHASE PROMOTING COMPLEX (APC)

    … via binding to degrons, such as the destruction box (D-box), KEN-box, and ABBA motif. However, not all substrates contain these degrons. Moreover, D- and KEN-box sequences are found in many proteins that are clearly not APC substrates, indicating that additional factors must contribute to …

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  2. Analysis of Aurora B Regulation and Signaling

    … as it requires the presence of a conserved KEN-box motif at the amino terminus of Aurora B. Degradation of Aurora B at the end of mitosis requires Cdh1 in vivo as the reduction of Cdh1 level by RNA interference stabilizes Aurora B protein. We conclude that, as a key mitotic regulator, Aurora …

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  3. Mechanism of APC/C activation and substrate specificity in mitosis

    … interacts with a coactivator-binding site (C-box binding site), thereby obstructing engagement of Cdc20. Phosphorylation of the auto-inhibitory segment displaces it from the C-box binding site to relieve APC/C auto-inhibition. Efficient phosphorylation of the auto-inhibitory segment requires …

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  4. Development of peptide inhibitors as molecular therapeutics against tandem-repeat proteins

    … motifs (degrons) on its substrates: the D-box, the KEN box and the ABBA motif. The regulation of mitotic exit is tightly controlled by modulating the levels of Cdc20 and Cdh1 through different stages of the cell cycle. Cdc20 overexpression is associated with many cancers. Currently, no …

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