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Di-Ras, a Distinct Subgroup of Ras Family GTPases with Unique Biochemical Properties
2002
Journal of Biological Chemistry
The small GTPase Ras family regulates a variety of cell functions including proliferation and differentiation. Here we have identified novel Ras members, human Di-Ras1 and Di-Ras2, belonging to a distinct branch of the GTPase family. Di-Ras1 and Di-Ras2 specifically expressed in heart and brain share 30 -40% overall identity with other members of Ras family, however, they have the following characteristic substitutions at highly conserved regions among the Ras family. 1) Thr-63 and Ser-65 in
doi:10.1074/jbc.m202150200
pmid:12194967
fatcat:yk66lmlbuvc4diqrrogffi62by