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Sentrin-1 |
soluble tumor haemolytic factor |
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Sentrin (101 amino acids, called also Sentrin-1) was isolated in a yeast two-hybrid system as one of several proteins containing a death domain and participating in cell death signaling. Sentrin interacts with APO-1 and the type 1 TNF receptor but not with FADD or CD40. It associates only with the signal-competent forms of APO-1 or TNF receptor-1 death domains (Okura et al, 1996, who referred to this protein as SMT3H3 [SMT homolog 3]). For a related factor see: Sentrin-2.
Sentrin is a protein that can be conjugated to other proteins in a manner analogous to ubiquitination. Sentrin is the same as
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