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<StructureSection load='3d3m' size='400' side='right' caption='Structure of two monomers of human death-associated protein 5 C terminal  (PDB entry [[3d3m]])' scene=''>
<StructureSection load='3d3m' size='350' side='right' caption='Structure of human death-associated protein 5 C terminal  (PDB entry [[3d3m]])' scene='51/517373/Cv/1'>


'''Death-associated protein''' (DAP) is associated with multiple cellular functions.  '''DAP6''' or DAXX interacts with apoptosis antigen.  It has both pro- and anti-apoptosis functions. '''DAP5''' is an inhibitor of translational initiation in differentiation and apoptosis.  For more details on DAP5 see [[Death Associated Protein 5]].
'''Death-associated protein''' (DAP) or '''death domain-associated protein''' is associated with multiple cellular functions.   
*'''DAP6''' or Daxx interacts with apoptosis antigen.  It has both pro- and anti-apoptosis functions.<ref>PMID:9215629</ref>
*'''DAP5''' is an inhibitor of translational initiation in differentiation and apoptosis.  For more details on DAP5 see [[Death Associated Protein 5]].


==3D structures of death-associated protein==
==3D structures of death-associated protein==
[[Death-associated protein 3D structures]]


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*Death-associated protein 5
**[[3d3m]] - hDAP C terminal
*Death-associated protein 6
**[[2kzs]] - hDAXX helical bundle domain – NMR<br />
**[[2kzu]] - hDAXX helical bundle domain + RASSF1C - NMR<br />
**[[4h9n]], [[4h9o]], [[4h9p]], [[4h9q]], [[4h9r]], [[4h9s]], [[4hga]] – hDAXX + histone H3.3 + histone 4<br />
}}
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== References ==
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