Moonlighting proteins¶
Jeffery, C. J. (1999). Moonlighting proteins. Trends in Biochemical Sciences, 24(1), 8-11.
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- Moonlighting proteins — single polypeptides that perform two or more unrelated biochemical functions — are a striking biological instance of one fixed molecular asset amortized across heterogeneous demands.
This sourceDocuments single polypeptides performing two or more distinct biochemical functions — one fixed molecular asset amortized across heterogeneous demands.
- Moonlighting proteins — single polypeptides that perform two or more unrelated biochemical functions — are a striking biological instance of one fixed molecular asset amortized across heterogeneous demands.
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