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'''Prion''' (PrP) is a protein which becomes infectious upon undergoing conformation change to an amyloid form, which is self-propagating and becomes resistant to protease degradation. The fungus ''Podospora anserine'' has a prion-like protein HET-S which undergoes a conformation change to amyloid form which prevents its colony from merging with non-compatible colonies. Yeast prion proteins are Sup35 and Ure2. | '''Prion''' (PrP) is a protein which becomes infectious upon undergoing conformation change to an amyloid form, which is self-propagating and becomes resistant to protease degradation. The fungus ''Podospora anserine'' has a prion-like protein HET-S which undergoes a conformation change to amyloid form which prevents its colony from merging with non-compatible colonies. Yeast prion proteins are Sup35 and Ure2. For more details see<br /> | ||
*[[Prion protein]]<br /> | *[[Prion protein]]<br /> | ||
*[[Human Prion Protein Dimer]]<br /> | *[[Human Prion Protein Dimer]]<br /> | ||
