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post-translational protein modification |
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| Definitions |
Post-translation modifications are defined as 'series of chemical reactions whereby a newly synthesized polypeptide chain is converted to a functional protein. At the genetic point of view, any difference between a functional protein and the linear polypeptide sequence encoded between the initiation and the termination codons of its structural gene can be regarded as a post-translational modification of proteins. [This definition] restricts the meaning of post-translational modification to modifications that involve the making or breaking of covalent bonds.' (Han K.-K., Martinage A., 1992). |
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http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/UPa_UPA00461 |
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GO:0043687 |
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| definition |
Post-translation modifications are defined as 'series of chemical reactions whereby a newly synthesized polypeptide chain is converted to a functional protein. At the genetic point of view, any difference between a functional protein and the linear polypeptide sequence encoded between the initiation and the termination codons of its structural gene can be regarded as a post-translational modification of proteins. [This definition] restricts the meaning of post-translational modification to modifications that involve the making or breaking of covalent bonds.' (Han K.-K., Martinage A., 1992). |
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pathway |
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UPa:UPA00461 |
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| label |
post-translational protein modification |
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| notation |
UPa:UPA00461 |
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post-translational protein modification |
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