Spontaneous conversion of PrPC to PrPSc
Octa‐repeats of prion proteins (PrP) contain histidine and tryptophan residues which are known to function as ligands for transition metals. It is proposed that the spontaneous conversion of the PrPC (cellular) isoform into PrPSc (scrapie) isoform may be triggered by the coordination of these metals...
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description | Octa‐repeats of prion proteins (PrP) contain histidine and tryptophan residues which are known to function as ligands for transition metals. It is proposed that the spontaneous conversion of the PrPC (cellular) isoform into PrPSc (scrapie) isoform may be triggered by the coordination of these metals. |
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