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Proteolytic cleavage is a biochemical process where specific peptide bonds in a protein are hydrolyzed by proteases, leading to activation, inactivation, or degradation of the protein. This process is crucial for regulating protein function and is involved in various biological processes, including digestion, cell signaling, and apoptosis.
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