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Structural and functional analysis of the interaction of the AAA‐peroxins Pex1p and Pex6p

Birschmann et al., 2005

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12503741667144803585
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Birschmann I
Rosenkranz K
Erdmann R
Kunau W
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The AAA‐peroxins Pex1p and Pex6p play a critical role in peroxisome biogenesis but their precise function remains to be established. These two peroxins consist of three distinct regions (N, D1, D2), two of which (D1, D2) contain a conserved≈ 230 amino acid cassette …
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