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Studies on cytochrome c methylation in yeast.

Peter Dimaria, Enrico Polastro, R J DeLange, S. Kim, Woon Ki Paik

Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1979 · 48 citations · 27 references

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chromes c from fungal, plant, and protozoan eukaryotic organisms have been found to possess 1 or more residues of this amino acid (2). In contrast, none of the cytochromes c of the animal kingdom (either vertebrate or invertebrate) possess E-N-methylated lysines (2). Fungal cytochromes c from such organisms

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