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N. H. Battey (Editor), H. G. Dickinson (Editor), A. M. Hetherington (Editor)

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March 26, 1993 0521411815 978-0521411813 1
Post-translational modification of proteins, or what occurs after a protein has been synthesized by the cell, are now known to play a fundamental role in regulating the activity, location and function of a wide range of proteins. In plant cells work on different types of post-translational modifications has progressed largely along independent lines. This book brings research workers together to allow an exchange of ideas, and reflects a diversity of interest while also revealing common ground. An introductory chapter reviewing recent progress in the field is followed by reviews of protein phosphorylation in bacteria and animals, which provide a useful perspective on this subject in plants. Consideration is then given to plant protein kinases and the processes they control. Acylation and glycosylation, and their functions in protein targeting and folding are reviewed, along with the roles of glycoproteins in plant development and of ubiquitination in plant senescence.

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'... a good starting point for undergraduates, not only in terms of plant biology but also as a discussion of post translational modifications in general.' David Stephens, FEBS Letters

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Post-translational modifications are now known to play a fundamental role in regulating the activity, location and function of a wide range of proteins. In plant cells work on different types of post-translational modification has progressed largely along independent lines. This book brings research workers together to allow an exchange of ideas, and reflects a diversity of interest whilst also revealing common ground. The contents provide an overview of the subject and a starting point for future research.

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jackbean seeds, plant protein phosphatases, plant kinase, plant protein kinase, oligosaccharide sidechains, leaf phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase, peptide kinase, plant glycoproteins, plasma membrane proton pump, petal extracts, cultured soybean cells, relative phosphorylation, ubiquitinated proteins, complex glycans, sycamore cells, petal senescence, reductase kinase, chloroplast proteins, root cap cells, glycosylated precursor, flower senescence, glycoprotein precursor, arabinogalactan proteins, oat roots, communis agglutinin
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Journal of Biological Chemistry, European Journal of Biochemistry, Biophysica Acta, Annual Review of Biochemistry, Cambridge University Press, Biochemical Sciences, Biochemical Journal, New York, Plant Biochemistry, Plant Molecular Biology, Journal of Cell Biology, Current Topics, Journal of Bacteriology, Plant Science, Analytical Biochemistry, Nucleic Acids Research, Academic Press, Molecular Microbiology, Interdisciplinary Plant Group, University of Missouri, Annual Review of Cell Biology, Boca Raton, Brain Research, Journal of Cell Science, Marcel Dekker
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