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<p>By that, it's meant that once the RING finger E3 ligase binds with the E2 containing the ubiquitin, it simply acts as a targeting device which directs the E2 to directly ligate the target protein at the lysine site.</p>

<p>Though in this case ubiquitin does represent other proteins related to it well, each protein obviously will have its own nuisances such as SUMO, which tends to be RING finger domain ligases, where the E3 simply acts as the targeting device to direct the ligation by the E2, and not actually performing the reaction itself such</p><p>
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