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- noun Plural form of
kinase .
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Examples
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I also don't get your highlighting of kinases, given that the amazing thing about the second-messenger pathways that often include kinases is that complex multicellular organisms have so few of them.
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I also don't get your highlighting of kinases, given that the amazing thing about the second-messenger pathways that often include kinases is that complex multicellular organisms have so few of them.
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Today, cyclins and cyclin-dependent protein kinases are recognised as key elements in the regulation of cell cycle transitions, and the family of proteins has grown considerably, thanks to work in many laboratories.
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It took three or four years to realise that this inhibition was due to the action of at least two inhibitors of the process, one activated by the absence of haem, the other by the presence of dsRNA, and that these inhibitors were protein kinases, which phosphorylated eIF-2, the key initiation factor that catalysed the binding of
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Professor Eric Kandel showed that transmitters of the same type as studied by Arvid Carlsson, via the protein kinases characterized by Paul Greengard, are involved in the most advanced functions of the nervous system such as the ability to form memories.
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2000 - Presentation Speech 2000
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Second messengers activated protein kinases that entered the cell nucleus and started the production of new proteins.
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2000 - Presentation Speech 2000
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This leads to an increased synthesis of cAMP and protein kinases in the target cell (center).
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This activates so called protein kinases, which cause certain "key proteins" to become phosphorylated, that is phosphate molecules are added.
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How second messengers activate protein kinases leading to changes in cellular reactions.
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2000 - Presentation Speech 2000
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Krebs, novel protein kinases are continously found.
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