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Src42 binding activity regulates Drosophila RAF by a novel CNK-dependent derepression mechanism.
The EMBO journal - 9 Feb 2005
Laberge Gino, Douziech Mélanie, Therrien Marc
Abstract excerpt
Connector enhancer of KSR (CNK), an essential component of Drosophila receptor tyrosine kinase/mitogen-activated protein kinase pathways, regulates oppositely RAF function. This bimodal property depends on the N-terminal region of CNK, which integrates RAS activity to stimulate RAF and a bipartite element, called the RAF-inhibitory region (RIR), which binds and inhibits RAF catalytic activity. Here, we show that...
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