Clb5 and Clb6 are two of the six B-type cyclins in budding yeast, which contain a short, hydrophobic amino acid sequence that allows targeted degradation and phosphorylation of some proteins that regulate DNA replication.
Clb5 and Clb6 are two of the six B-type cyclins in budding yeast. Like all B-type cyclins, they can recover Cln1-3 mutants and contain a short, hydrophobic amino acid sequence that allows targeted degradation and phosphorylation of some proteins that regulate DNA replication.