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'''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.<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]].
'''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.<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]].

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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.[1] DAP5 is an inhibitor of translational initiation in differentiation and apoptosis. For more details on DAP5 see Death Associated Protein 5.

Structure of human death-associated protein 5 C terminal (PDB entry 3d3m)

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3D structures of death-associated protein3D structures of death-associated protein

Updated on 02-February-2016

ReferencesReferences

  1. Yang X, Khosravi-Far R, Chang HY, Baltimore D. Daxx, a novel Fas-binding protein that activates JNK and apoptosis. Cell. 1997 Jun 27;89(7):1067-76. PMID:9215629

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