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English: 1. ClpP cannot degrade protein chains longer than 5 peptides because they are bigger than its proteolytic channel. 2. ClpP requires an ATPase to unfold big proteins, allowing them to pass through ClpP's channel. 3. When ADEPs bind to ClpP, the ATPase/ClpP complex dissociate. 4. The proteolytic channel of ClpP becomes large enough to degrade the proteins without the help of any ATPase.
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