… Molecular chaperones play a central role in protein homeostasis (aka proteostasis) by balancing
protein … To perform these diverse tasks, chaperones need the malleability to bind nearly …

… association that may take place when proteins … molecular chaperones do not convey steric
information essential for correct assembly, but appear to act by binding to interactive protein …

… directly involved in the biogenesis of proteins from the time of … therefore been termed
molecular chaperones. The budding … This association is prolonged if the substrate protein has an …

… protein targeting, degradation and signal transduction [8], [9]. The following is an overview of
the main classes of molecular chaperone … , the association of aggregating disease proteins …

… By contrast, we could not detect any association either between the first nucleotide-… with
molecular chaperones, since biogenesis of P-glycoprotein appears to involve the chaperones …

… ami(lpat’tially folded forms of other proteins. The subject of this review is the set of molecular
… , that are fully folded but apparemutly expose chaperone recognitionelemnemutsimilarto …

… Association of these hydrophobic protein species with molecular chaperones efficiently
suppresses aggregation. The low specificity of the hydrophobic interaction and the …

… Association of small aggregates of multi-ubiquitinated … protein are important in regulation
by molecular chaperones. In several of the sited works, ameliorating effect of the chaperone on …

… , and oxidative injury) produce multiple changes in a cell that ultimately affect protein …
essential proteins, the molecular chaperones, in decisions to repair or degrade damaged proteins …

… protein homeostasis (proteostasis) critically depend on a complex network of molecular
chaperones. … In the cytosol, different classes of molecular chaperones cooperate in evolutionarily …