Immunolocalization and phylogenetic profiling of the feather protein with the highest cysteine content
Abstract
Feathers are the most complex skin appendages of vertebrates. Mature feathers consist of interconnected dead keratinocytes that are filled with heavily cross-linked proteins. Although the molecular architecture determines essential functions of feathers, only few feather proteins have been characterized with regard to their amino acid sequences and evolution. Here, we identify Epidermal Differentiation protein containing DPCC Motifs (EDDM) as a...
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Title
Immunolocalization and phylogenetic profiling of the feather protein with the highest cysteine content
Published Date
Apr 29, 2019
Journal
Volume
256
Issue
5
Pages
1257 - 1265
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