Chemical inhibition of myristoylation of the G-protein Gi1a by 2-hydroxymyristate does not interfere with its palmitoylation or membrane association. Evidence that palmitoylation, but not myristoylation, regulates membrane attachment

TextReference number:a8387 In: Biochemical Journal 313, 717-720.

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