One member of this class of proteins in yeasts, Ydj1, aids in translocation
One member of this class of proteins in yeasts, Ydj1, aids in translocation across cell membranes, and the TCP1 complex is one of these that contains two rings and is ATP dependent. The pro-sequence of pro-subtilisin and alpha-lytic protease are examples of these that covalently bind while performing their characteristic function, and a prominent example of one subclass of them is the GroEL/GroES complex in E. coli. BiP and PDI aid each other as these in humans, and 60, 90, 100, and 70 are all members of a subfamily of these that respond to heat shock. Laskey first observed them when nucleoplasmin helped the formation of nucleosomes in vitro. FTP, identify these proteins, which aid in the folding of other proteins.
One member of this class of proteins in yeasts, Ydj1, aids in translocation across cell membranes, and the TCP1 complex is one of these that contains two rings and is ATP dependent.
{chaperone} proteins