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Author: de Melo, Ivan S.; Jimenez-Nuñez, Maria D.; Iglesias, Concepción; Campos-Caro, Antonio; Moreno-Sanchez, David; Ruiz, Felix A.; Bolívar, Jorge
Title: NOA36 Protein Contains a Highly Conserved Nucleolar Localization Signal Capable of Directing Functional Proteins to the Nucleolus, in Mammalian Cells
  • Document date: 2013_3_13
  • ID: 0jx6mwiw_2
    Snippet: A number of NoLSs have been described in several retroviral proteins and cellular proteins. Amino acid sequence analyses revealed that often contain clusters of basic amino acids, mainly the Arg-rich or Lis-rich region, that diverge in context and length [14, 15] , however a consensus sequence is not generally found in cellular nucleolar proteins (Table 1) ......
    Document: A number of NoLSs have been described in several retroviral proteins and cellular proteins. Amino acid sequence analyses revealed that often contain clusters of basic amino acids, mainly the Arg-rich or Lis-rich region, that diverge in context and length [14, 15] , however a consensus sequence is not generally found in cellular nucleolar proteins (Table 1) .

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