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Access of a membrane protein to secretory granules is facilitated by phosphorylation.
The Journal of biological chemistry - 26 Oct 2001
Steveson T C, Zhao G C, Keutmann H T, Mains R E, Eipper B A
Abstract excerpt
Peptidylglycine alpha-amidating monooxygenase (PAM), an integral membrane protein essential for the biosynthesis of amidated peptides, was used to assess the role of cytosolic acidic clusters in trafficking to regulated secretory granules. Casein kinase II phosphorylates Ser(949) and Thr(946) of PAM, generating a short, cytosolic acidic cluster. P-CIP2, a protein kinase identified by its ability to interact with...
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