Proteasome complex

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Thank you for your kind words Katie! :-)

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Very clear and concise
Ubiquitin proteasome Parthway in less than 10min,wonderful 👏

[@wumutcakir]

2:50 I think isopeptidase is found in 19S subunit instead of 20S subunit. Cleavage of ubiquitin from proteins is done in regulatory subunit (Reference: Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr., Lubert Stryer Biochemistry 8th Edition p.685 )

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Thanks for the correction. It did not make sense to me the other way.

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Very distinguished lectures. Many thanks. Suggestion: if you add the 26S name and where does it fit in the context would be helpful

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See comment on the video preceeding this one... Still amazed just how much this helps!

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It's a natural process? if it's natural then how this process start ? If any uneeded protein degraded naturally then why we need medicine? Any signal for this process? Engineered complex can be transferred into cells from outside?

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What does it mean "the proteosome is a high Mr complex"

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molecular weight?

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Yes

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Explaining this perfectly in few minutes while other professors need hours to do so.

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