SHRED is a regulatory cascade that reprograms Ubr1 substrate specificity for enhanced protein quality control during stress. Szoradi et al. 2018

Name: SHRED is a regulatory cascade that reprograms Ubr1 substrate specificity for enhanced protein quality control during stress. Szoradi et al. 2018
Creator: Tamas Szoradi
Published: 2018-05-31T15:18:55.439Z
Keywords: Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology

Szoradi, Tamas; Schaeff, Katharina; Garcia-Rivera, Enrique; Itzhak, Daniel; Schmidt, Rolf; Bircham, Peter; Leiss, Kevin; Diaz-Miyar, Juan; Chen, Vivian; Muzzey, Dale; Borner, Georg; Schuck, Sebastian

doi:10.17632/ks6h7p7wbg.1

SHRED is a regulatory cascade that reprograms Ubr1 substrate specificity for enhanced protein quality control during stress. Szoradi et al. 2018

Published: 31-05-2018| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/ks6h7p7wbg.1

Contributors:

Tamas Szoradi,

Katharina Schaeff,

Enrique Garcia-Rivera,

Daniel Itzhak,

Rolf Schmidt,

Peter Bircham,

Kevin Leiss,

Juan Diaz-Miyar,

Vivian Chen,

Dale Muzzey,

Georg Borner,

Sebastian Schuck

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This dataset includes raw blot and microscopy images from the manuscript "SHRED is a regulatory cascade that reprograms Ubr1 substrate specificity for enhanced protein quality control during stress" submitted to Molecular Cell. The areas of importance, that were cropped for the original figures in the manuscript, are marked with a box.

SHRED is a regulatory cascade that reprograms Ubr1 substrate specificity for enhanced protein quality control during stress. Szoradi et al. 2018

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