PubMed · 15639997
[Protein splicing and its application in protein engineering].
Abstract
Protein splicing, which is an intein mediated posttranslational processing, involves a series of intramolecular cleavage-ligation reactions. Intein is an intervening polypeptide which can catalytic self-cleavage from a pre-protein accompanied by the concomitant joining of the two flanking polypeptides (the extein) through a peptide bond. Protein splicing not only enriches genetic theory of posttranslational processing, but also have wide application prospect.
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Dong-Mei Hao, Kai-Xian Qian, Gui-Fang Shen. 2004. [Protein splicing and its application in protein engineering].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15639997/
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