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哺乳动物Rem2的进化:揭示了净化选择和共同进化的对蛋白质功能的影响,以及对人类疾病的影响

Alexander G Lucaci1,2, William E Brew3, Jason Lamanna3,4

  • 1Department of Physiology and Biophysics, Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, NY, United States.

Frontiers in bioinformatics
|July 9, 2024
PubMed
概括

像Rad和Gem这样的GTP结合蛋白2 (Rem2) 对大脑功能至关重要,进化分析显示强烈的净化选择. 这项研究揭示了Rem2如何使用Rem2.

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亨廷顿病就是亨廷顿病.拉斯类的GTPases是一种Ras类的GTPases.Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2 Rem2提摩太综合症是什么意思长时间QT综合征分子进化分子演变.

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