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Myosin assembly: the power of multiubiquitylation

2004
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Abstract

Ubiquitylation provides a means of targeting substrate proteins for degradation by the proteasome. Novel findings in C. elegans (Hoppe et al., 2004, this issue of Cell) establish that two ubiquitin-ligases team up to multiubiquitylate the myosin chaperone UNC-45, suggesting a novel link between regulated protein degradation and myosin assembly.

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