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Autoinhibitory control of MLKL governs pseudokinase domain phosphorylation and oligomerization during necroptosis

The current model of necroptosis assumes that MLKL’s N-terminal cytotoxic domain is unleashed from autoinhibition concurrent with phosphorylation by RIPK3. Here, Pan and Abbott show that inhibition of MLKL’s N terminus abolishes phosphorylation by RIPK3 whereas removal or relieving autoinhibition between the N-terminal and intermediate domains promotes its phosphorylation.

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