The Spin/Ssty repeat: a new motif identified in proteins involved in vertebrate development from gamete to embryo
AUTOR(ES)
Staub, Eike
FONTE
BioMed Central
RESUMO
Spin/Ssty genes might be important in the transition from sperm cells and oocytes to the early embryo. The discovery of a new protein motif of around 50 amino acids in length, the Spin/Ssty repeat is reported. Each repeat resides in its own exon, supporting the view that Spin/Ssty repeats are independent functional units.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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