-
molecular biology,
palmitoylation is the
covalent attachment of
fatty acids, such as
palmitic acid, to
cysteine (S-
palmitoylation) and less frequently...
-
postsynaptic membrane. Thus,
palmitoylation can play a role in the
regulation of
neurotransmitter release.
Palmitoylation mediates the
affinity of a protein...
- by the
addition of a
palmitoyl group in a
process known as
palmitoylation.
Palmitoylation is
important for
localisation of many
membrane proteins. Palmitic...
- are
instead attached to the
membrane via
lipid modifications such as
palmitoylation. Tail-anc****d
proteins can be
inserted into the
plasma membrane, endoplasmic...
- in the
cytoplasmic regions of both CD8A and CD8B can
undergo palmitoylation.
Palmitoylation is
crucial for
targeting proteins to
specialized membrane regions...
- Ras is
attached to the cell
membrane owing to its
prenylation and
palmitoylation (HRAS and NRAS) or the
combination of
prenylation and a
polybasic sequence...
- 1016/j.cbpa.2007.05.002. PMID 17500024.
Smotrys JE,
Linder ME (2004). "
Palmitoylation of
intracellular signaling proteins:
regulation and function". Annual...
-
sequestered into cholesterol-dependent
lipid domains (green lipids) by
palmitoylation. PLD also
binds PIP2(red hexagon)
domains (grey shading)
located in...
-
structural theme among GPCRs is
palmitoylation of one or more
sites of the C-terminal tail or the
intracellular loops.
Palmitoylation is the
covalent modification...
-
modifications such as phosphorylation, hydroxylation, sulfonation,
palmitoylation, glycosylation, and
disulfide formation. In general,
peptides are linear...
