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A fragment activity assay reveals the key residues of TBC1D15 GTPase-activating protein (GAP) in Chiloscyllium plagiosum.

Yangyang JinGuodong LinYanna ChenYinghua GeRuofeng LiangJia WuJianqing ChenDan WangHengbo ShiHui FeiZhengbing Lv
Published in: BMC molecular biology (2019)
These results revealed that the substrate specificity of TBC1D15 has had different mechanisms across the evolution of species from lower-cartilaginous fish to higher mammals. Collectively, the data support a different mechanism of Shark TBC1D15-GAP in substrate selection, which provides a new idea for the development of Marine drugs.
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