Guangpu Li
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Abstract The GTP‐binding loop is an evolutionarily conserved structure found in the GTPase superfamily of proteins. The GTP‐binding loop enables GTPases to bind and hydrolyse GTP molecules and makes them excellent regulators of cellular processes.
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Abstract The GTP‐binding loop is an evolutionarily conserved structure found in the GTPase superfamily of proteins. The GTP‐binding loop enables GTPases to bind and hydrolyse GTP molecules and makes them excellent regulators of cellular processes.
Key concepts: GTPase, GTP', GTP-binding protein regulators, Loop (graph theory), SUPERFAMILY, Cell biology, Ras superfamily, Biology