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  1. Covalent modification and intrinsic disorder in the stability of the proneural protein Neurogenin 2

    … Firstly I will describe work focused on ubiquitylation of xNgn2, targeting it for proteasomal degradation. xNgn2 is ubiquitylated on lysines, the recognized site of modification. I will discuss the role of lysines in ubiquitylation and stability of xNgn2. In addition to canonical

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