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Kaya R. Weiser

Department of Chemistry Villanova University Villanova Pennsylvania USA

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Slippery sequences stall the 26S proteasome at multiple points along the translocation pathway

Edwin R. Ragwan, Faith M. Kisker, Amelia R. Morning, Kaya R. Weiser, Athena V. Lago, Daniel A. Kraut

This study investigates how glycine-rich sequences affect proteasome unfolding by positioning them relative to a folded domain, revealing that proximity to the domain reduces unfolding efficiency.

bioRxiv · Mar 14, 2024Biochemistry