Ukr.Biochem.J. 2021; Том 93, № 4, липень-серпень, c. 5-17

doi: doi: https://doi.org/10.15407/ubj93.04.005

Хлоридзв’язувальні структури, їх роль та організація в протеїнах

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Р. Ю. Марунич*, А. А. Грабовський, Г. К. Березницький,
Л. В. Пирогова, Г. К. Гоголінська, Є. М. Макогоненко

Інститут біохімії ім. О.В. Палладіна НАН України, Київ;
*e-mail: rostmarbiotech@gmail.com

Отримано: 29 вересня 2020; Затверджено: 07 липня 2021

Огляд присвячено хлоридзв’язувальним структурам у складі протеїнів бактерій, рослин, вірусів та тварин. Розглянуто будову та амінокислотний склад хлоридзв’язувального сайту та його роль у функціонуванні структурних, регуляторних, транспортних, рецепторних, канальних протеїнів, а також транскрипційних факторів та ензимів. Наведено дані про важливу роль хлоридзв’язувальних структур і аніонів хлориду в полімеризації фібрину.

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