Pick E, et al. (2009)

Abstract

The bipartite PCI domain serves as the principal scaffold for proteasome lid, CSN, and eIF3, complexes that influence protein life span. PCI domains are also found in newly identified complexes directing nucleic acid regulation. The breadth of functions associated with the extended PCI family is a factor of shared subunits, among them a common factor Sem1/DSS1 that facilitates complex assembly.

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Reference Type: Journal Article | Review
Authors: Pick E, Hofmann K, Glickman MH
Primary Lit For: Eukaryotic translation initiation factor 3 core complex
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Review For: RPG1 | YJR084W | RPN9 | RPN6 | RPN12 | RPN3 | PCI8 | SAC3 | SEM1 | RPN11 | CSN9 | ... Show all

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