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Transglutaminase in Epidermis and Neurological Disease or What Makes a Good Cross‐Linking Substrate

Guylaine Hoffner, Amandine Van Houtteghem, William André, Philippe Djian

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This chapter contains sections titled: Physiological Functions of Transglutaminases Transglutaminase and the Formation of the Cross-Linked Envelope of Terminally Differentiated Keratinocytes Substrates of Keratinocyte Transglutaminase Proteins With Abnormally Long Polyglutamine As Substrates of Neuronal Transglutaminases in Genetic Diseases of the Central Nervous System Transglutaminase in Alzheimer's Disease Transglutaminase in Parkinson's Disease What Makes a Good Transglutaminase Substrate? Features Shared by Transglutaminase Substrates and Proteins Associated With Diseases of Polyglutamine Expansion Perspectives Acknowledgements References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Physiological Functions of Transglutaminases Transglutaminase and the Formation of the Cross-Linked Envelope of Terminally Differentiated Keratinocytes Substrates of Keratinocyte Transglutaminase Proteins With Abnormally Long Polyglutamine As Substrates of Neuronal Transglutaminases in Genetic Diseases of the Central Nervous System Transglutaminase in Alzheimer's Disease Transglutaminase in Parkinson's Disease What Makes a Good Transglutaminase Substrate? Features Shared by Transglutaminase Substrates and Proteins Associated With Diseases of Polyglutamine Expansion Perspectives Acknowledgements References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Physiological Functions of Transglutaminases Transglutaminase and the Formation of the Cross-Linked Envelope of Terminally Differentiated Keratinocytes Substrates of Keratinocyte Transglutaminase Proteins With Abnormally Long Polyglutamine As Substrates of Neuronal Transglutaminases in Genetic Diseases of the Central Nervous System Transglutaminase in Alzheimer's Disease Transglutaminase in Parkinson's Disease What Makes a Good Transglutaminase Substrate? Features Shared by Transglutaminase Substrates and Proteins Associated With Diseases of Polyglutamine Expansion Perspectives Acknowledgements References

Key concepts: Tissue transglutaminase, Epidermis (zoology), Keratinocyte, Chemistry, Substrate (aquarium), Enzyme, Biochemistry, Cell biology

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