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Molecular determinants of protein half‐lives in eukaryotic cells

Dice, 1987

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4236235557135203942
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Dice J
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Multiple pathways of intracellular protein breakdown operate within cells, and the activities of different pathways can be regulated under different physiological conditions. Recent studies suggest that molecular determinants within proteins target them for different …
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