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An interaction between human poly(A)-binding protein (PABP) et human eRF3 has been demonstrated using a double-hybrid approach and in vitro assays. Here, we show that the binding of both proteins is conserved through evolution. We also demonstrate that the last 39 C-terminal amino acids of PABP contain the interface that interacts with eRF3. This region includes helix 5, identified by RMN, which is conserved in all known PABPs. Lastly, we demonstrate that eRF3 et PABP molecules interact in vivo.
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