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The mechanism of ubiquitination in the cullin-RING E3 ligase machinery: Conformational control of substrate orientation
Jin Liu
, Ruth Nussinov
Institute for Healthy Aging
Pharmaceutical Sciences
UNT System College of Pharmacy
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Cullin Proteins
100%
Ubiquitin-Protein Ligases
77%
Ubiquitination
74%
Ubiquitin
68%
Elongin
59%
Carrier Proteins
43%
Proline
36%
F-Box Proteins
25%
Proteins
12%
Agriculture & Biology
ubiquitination
85%
ubiquitin
74%
ligases
66%
binding proteins
44%
proline
29%
F-box proteins
23%
ubiquitin-protein ligase
21%
proteins
11%
Mathematics
Substrate
78%
Protein
47%
Positioning
20%
Backbone
9%
Rotating
7%
Flexibility
7%
Module
5%
Unknown
4%
Form
3%
Engineering & Materials Science
Machinery
65%
Substrates
47%
Carrier Proteins
36%
Proteins
20%
Hinges
7%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
machinery
71%
substrate
46%
protein
32%
positioning
13%