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N-Glycanase is responsible for removing N-linked glycans from misfolded glycoproteins.


Thanks for answering. Is that absolutely the only thing it does? Because I am getting the vague impression the miscoded protein has some other functions as well.


it's certainly possible that it has other functions.

There are many, many, many proteins for which we are discovering new functions each day or for which we know of no known function in cells.




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