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USP6 binds MYL2. 6 / 6
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biogrid
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biogrid
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biogrid
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hprd
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sparser
"Although the biological significance of these interactions remains unknown, the observation that USP6 appeared to cause redistribution of Myl2 and LOC91526 to the cell membrane lead to the proposal that the binding of USP6 to Myl2 participates in RhoGTPase signaling [ xref , xref ]."
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reach
"Although the biological significance of these interactions remains unknown, the observation that USP6 appeared to cause redistribution of Myl2 and LOC91526 to the cell membrane lead to the proposal that the binding of USP6 to Myl2 participates in RhoGTPase signaling [XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR]."
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