An Unconventional Ligand for Scribble PDZ-4 Domain Mediates Its Interaction with Dusp26

PDZ domains are involved in many cellular processes and are key regulators of the cell physiology. A huge number of studies have investigated the binding specificity of PDZ domains to the carboxyl-terminal sequence of target proteins, while the molecular mechanisms that mediate the recognition of in...

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Main Authors: Raffaella Gallo (Author), Erika De Sensi (Author), Francesca Storino (Author), Simona Panni (Author)
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Published: MDPI AG, 2022-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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