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VCP binds SNTG2, NSFL1C, and VCPIP1. 3 / 3

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"During late mitosis, VCIP135 becomes dephosphorylated and associates with the p97–p47–Syn5 complex."

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"At this time VCIP135 is inactivated by mitotic phosphorylation ( Zhang and Wang, 2015; Zhang et al., 2014 ), and thus monoubiquitinated Syn5, p97, p47, and VCIP135 form a transient quaternary complex [MISSING/INVALID CREDENTIALS: limited to 200 char for Elsevier]"

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"At this time VCIP135 is inactivated by mitotic phosphorylation ( xref ; xref ) and thus monoubiquitinated Syn5, p97, p47, and VCIP135 form a transient quaternary complex ( xref )."

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