On 2015 Jan 13, Dale D O Martin commented:

Take note that N-myristoylation only occurs on N-terminal glycines, hence the N- in N-myristoylation. It occurs following the removal of the N-terminal methionine co-translationally. The only examples of 'internal' myristoylation is in proteins that have been cleaved by caspases to expose new N-terminal glycines. This protein is unlikely to be myristoylated.

On 2015 Jan 13, Dale D O Martin commented:

Take note that N-myristoylation only occurs on N-terminal glycines, hence the N- in N-myristoylation. It occurs following the removal of the N-terminal methionine co-translationally. The only examples of 'internal' myristoylation is in proteins that have been cleaved by caspases to expose new N-terminal glycines. This protein is unlikely to be myristoylated.