Protein Multifunctionality: Principles and Mechanisms

Joseph Z. Zaretsky; Daniel H. Wreschner

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Translational Oncogenomics

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Authors: Joseph Z. Zaretsky and Daniel H. Wreschner

Publication Date: 15 May 2008

Journal: Translational Oncogenomics

Citation: Translational Oncogenomics 2008:3 99-136

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In the review, the nature of protein multifunctionality is analyzed. In the first part of the review the principles of structural/functional organization of protein are discussed. In the second part, the main mechanisms involved in development of multiple functions on a single gene product(s) are analyzed. The last part represents a number of examples showing that multifunctionality is a basic feature of biologically active proteins.

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