Nucleic acid sequences used in this study.

<div>Genetic fusion of protein tags is widely used to study protein functions in vivo. It is well known that tag fusion can cause unwanted changes in protein stability, but whether this is an inherent property of the tagged protein, or can be infl...

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Main Author:	Gillian C. A. Taylor (3909568) (author)
Other Authors:	Lewis Macdonald (22120476) (author), Natalia A. Szulc (12733802) (author), Evelina Gudauskaite (22120479) (author), Brianda Hernandez Moran (22120482) (author), Jennifer M. Brisbane (22120485) (author), Molly Donald (22120488) (author), Ella Taylor (22120491) (author), Dejin Zheng (22120494) (author), Bin Gu (223694) (author), Pleasantine Mill (256953) (author), Patricia L. Yeyati (22120497) (author), Wojciech Pokrzywa (37845) (author), Claudia Ribeiro de Almeida (16007018) (author), Andrew J. Wood (22120500) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Microbiology Genetics Molecular Biology Physiology Biotechnology Developmental Biology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Infectious Diseases Plant Biology Virology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified one case (< mitotic cells via cause unwanted changes trigger protein degradation study protein functions div >< p terminal tag fusion dependent changes cultured cells tagged protein tag fusion protein tags protein stability protein expression genetic fusion widely used well known vivo </ underappreciated importance tir1 expression terminal auxin tag fusions stabilisation occurred small intestine results highlight reach levels particularly important occurred selectively ncaph2 </ inherent property inducible degron destabilisation resulted basal concentrations animal models acetic acid
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Nucleic acid sequences used in this study.

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