… already been put forward to explain the ubiquitination of the lym… with a form of actin [79].
The most common stable mono-… A mutant ubiquitin molecule with the lysine at position 48 …

… coding regions could fuse with any protein-coding gene as long as processing of their
protein product took place before any deleterious effect was felt. Initially, therefore, …

… Actin patches are sites of endocytosis, a process involving actin assembly and disassembly.
Here we show Rsp5 localization in cortical patches and demonstrate its involvement in actin …

… This is an area of intense investigation, and one in which … two potential ways it can influence
ubiquitylation, acting as a … of the gene and again put their proteolytic and nonproteolytic …

… The transfer of ubiquitin to proteins and their subsequent … details of how ubiquitination and
degradation take place in the … The ubiquitination of proteins involves the hierarchical action …

… A ubiquitin-binding subunit of the 19S RP has indeed been identified, however, its biological
function and mode of action … this area is the discovery of two, degenerationinduced ubiquitin …

… of ubiquitin to target proteins, or, when acting along with … of the activated ubiquitin moiety
to a high-energy E3∼ubiquitin … that position the substrate and the E2 optimally for ubiquitin …

… can be recycled from ubiquitin–protein conjugates by the action of specific thiol proteases
… is fused to the receptor in place of the PEST-like endocytotic signal, appears to undergo …

… of ubiquitin to a protein can regulate a protein in different ways. Known or suspected mechanisms
of ubiquitin action include altering protein stability, location, … , putting them in position to …

… A large number of studies focusing on how the nervous system is put together have … ubiquitin
to substrates is called ubiquitination or ubiquitin conjugation and depends on the action of …