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If a protein gets damaged, the proteasome degrades it. If the proteasome gets damaged, what degrades that?
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I'm having trouble finding literature on this topic. I could imagine that the proteasome could be degraded by other proteasomes, but I could also imagine that the complex is too stable for this to work. Or maybe the proteasome components are inherently immune to damage. Insight anyone?
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