Explore the fascinating ubiquitin system - the molecular cleanup crew that controls protein degradation and regulates the cell division cycle through precise tagging mechanisms.
Explore how chemical synthesis of ubiquitin conjugates is revolutionizing our understanding of cellular signal transduction and disease mechanisms.
Discover how a mutant form of ubiquitin progressively impairs proteasome function in a dose-dependent manner, contributing to neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Discover how mass spectrometry is revolutionizing our understanding of ubiquitin signaling and its implications for treating diseases from cancer to neurodegenerative disorders.
Discover how scientists are unraveling the mysteries of ubiquitin C-terminal hydrolase-L3 and its role in cellular clean-up processes.
Discover how ubiquitin-fold proteins and JAMM/MPN+ metalloproteases create a sophisticated cellular regulation system that controls enzyme activity through reversible modification.
Discover how nanoparticle-embedded cryogel traps with ubiquitin memories are revolutionizing protein separation and medical diagnostics through photosensitive covalent imprinting.
Discover how advanced mass spectrometry reveals ubiquitin's secret shape-shifting abilities through proline isomerization
Explore how scientists decode the ubiquitin tagging system in cells using peptide-based immunoaffinity enrichment to understand cellular recycling mechanisms.
Explore how the ubiquitin-proteasome system, the cell's protein degradation machinery, is being targeted for innovative cancer therapies like proteasome inhibitors and PROTACs.