Evidences a(MESH:Proteins) to p(HGNC:PSMD14)

Thus, the binding of substrate to the 26S and its concomitant translocation into the 20S results in the activation of Rpn11 through a conformational change.

This activity promotes both the recycling of chains back into the free cellular pool of ubiquitin and creates space for the protein substrate to enter the 20S core.

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