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Investigating hydroxylation of the acetyltransferase NAA10 as a potential regulation mechanism

Krogstad, 2019

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The human genome is comprised of about 20 000 protein-coding genes that give rise to the vast number of potential protein variants making up the complex human proteome. The diversity of human proteins is mainly caused by processes like alternative splicing, single …
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