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The sandwich region between two LMP2A PY motif regulates the interaction between AIP4WW2domain and PY motif

Seo, M., Park, S., Seok, S., Kim, J., Cha, M., Lee, B.

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Released	2011-06-01
Method	SOLUTION NMR
Organisms	Homo sapiens
Macromolecule	E3 ubiquitin-protein ligase Itchy homolog (protein)

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The sandwich region between two LMP2A PY motif regulates the interaction between AIP4WW2domain and PY motif