Death-associated protein

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'''Death-associated protein''' (DAP) is associated with multiple cellular functions. '''DAP6''' or DAXX interacts with apoptosis antigen. It has both pro- and anti-apoptosis functions. '''DAP5''' is an inhibitor of translational initiation in differentiation and apoptosis. For more details on DAP5 see [[Death Associated Protein 5]].
'''Death-associated protein''' (DAP) is associated with multiple cellular functions. '''DAP6''' or DAXX interacts with apoptosis antigen. It has both pro- and anti-apoptosis functions. '''DAP5''' is an inhibitor of translational initiation in differentiation and apoptosis. For more details on DAP5 see [[Death Associated Protein 5]].
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==3D structures of death-associated protein==
==3D structures of death-associated protein==
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**[[4h9n]], [[4h9o]], [[4h9p]], [[4h9q]], [[4h9r]], [[4h9s]], [[4hga]] – hDAXX + histone H3.3 + histone 4<br />
**[[4h9n]], [[4h9o]], [[4h9p]], [[4h9q]], [[4h9r]], [[4h9s]], [[4hga]] – hDAXX + histone H3.3 + histone 4<br />
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Revision as of 10:52, 23 November 2014

Structure of two monomers of human death-associated protein 5 C terminal (PDB entry 3d3m)

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3D structures of death-associated protein

Updated on 23-November-2014

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