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  1. Postmortem energy metabolisms' role in calpain activation, inhibition, and subsequent function

    The calpain system is the most extensively studied group of proteases involved in postmortem beef tenderization. Tenderness is a critical quality characteristic that significantly influences consumer satisfaction and repeat purchases. Among the various proteolytic systems active in muscle after …

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  2. Studies on Cellular Nutrient Responses and Protein Degradation

    … pathways showed that autophagy and the calpain system of non-lysosomal cysteine proteases, but not the proteasome, can promote WNK1 degradation. Inhibition of the protein chaperone Hsp90 increased WNK1 protein levels, possibly through stabilization of WNK1 by Hps70. Immunoprecipitation …

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  3. Increased structure-bound proteolytic activity in maturing dystrophic skeletal muscle

    … (Zeman et al., 1985). Increased levels of calpain, a calcium-dependent protease have been reported as early as age 4 weeks in mdx (dystrophin-deficient) mice (Spencer et al., 1995). Increased calpain activity has been demonstrated in mdx myotubes (Alderton et al., 2000a). There is also …

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