Cullin-7 é uma proteína de ligase RING-E3 que em humanos é codificada pelo gene CUL7.[3][4][5]
Ela está associada à síndrome 3-M.[6][7][8]
A CUL7 demonstrou interagir com a RBX1.[3]
Referências
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- ↑ «Entrez Gene: CUL7 cullin 7»
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