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The importance of definitions in the study of polyQ regions: A tale of thresholds, impurities and sequence context

2020

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Six amino acids define a minimal dimerization sequence and stabilize a transmembrane helix dimer by close packing and hydrogen bonding

2013

AbstractDistinct amino acid sequences have been described to mediate oligomerization of transmembrane α-helices. However, as the sequence context is crucial to determine specificity in transmembrane helix–helix interaction, the question arises how small a sequence can be without losing specificity. In the present analysis, six amino acids have been identified in the PsbF transmembrane helix dimer, which form the contact region of two interacting helices and are directly involved in helix–helix interactions. However, individual amino acids within the complex sequence pattern only together ensure sequence specificity of the analyzed transmembrane helix–helix interactions by mediating close pa…

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