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== Relevance == | == Relevance == | ||
This protein is a component in many reactions and helps the eukaryote function in many ways at the cellular level. If affected by protein interactions, it will have a big impact on the eukaryote especially in the vital organs of the animal or human as it plays a big role in the vital organs. It will also lose its function and can be fatal to the human body as its important functions are disturbed and disrupted. | This protein is a component in many reactions and helps the eukaryote function in many ways at the cellular level. If affected by protein interactions, it will have a big impact on the eukaryote especially in the vital organs of the animal or human as it plays a big role in the vital organs. <ref>PMID: 11205159</ref> It will also lose its function and can be fatal to the human body as its important functions are disturbed and disrupted. | ||
== Structural highlights == | == Structural highlights == | ||
<scene name='78/781194/Interaction_with_r-proteins/1'>protein interaction functional site</scene> This protein interacts with another protein that detects degradation by AVR genes, while <scene name='78/781194/Disulfide_bridge/1'>Disulfide Bridge interactions with SO4</scene> is an interaction of sulfide ions. Furthurmore, <scene name='78/781194/Ndp2_interaction/1'>NDP2 Interaction</scene> is the Nucleoside-Diphosphate Kinase. When bound it is inhibited. Not only does this protein interact with chemicals and R-proteins, but it also has <scene name='78/781194/Q_protein_interactions/1'>Q-Protein Interactions</scene> this is mostly involved in the nuclease when transcription takes place. | |||
</StructureSection> | </StructureSection> | ||
