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Four casein kinase I isoforms are differentially partitioned between nucleus and cytoplasm.
Experimental cell research - 1 Oct 2001
Fu Z, Chakraborti T, Morse S, Bennett G S, Shaw G
Abstract excerpt
The casein kinase I (CKI) family consists of at least seven vertebrate genes, some of which can be alternatively spliced. Previously, we have studied the four splice variants of the chicken CKIalpha gene. The four proteins differ only by the presence or absence of two peptides, a 28-amino-acid "L" insert in the catalytic domain and a 12-amino-acid "S" insert near the extreme C-terminus. Here cells were...
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