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Acidic residues at the carboxyl terminus of p60c-src are required for regulation of tyrosine kinase activity and transformation.

The New biologist - 1 Sept 1990

MacAuley A, Cooper J A

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Protein phosphorylation sites act to transduce signals into changes in enzymatic activity, representing a point of interaction within a regulatory pathway. The amino acid sequence surrounding a phosphorylation site may well have several functions, including recognition by an appropriate kinase. By generating random mutations in its immediate vicinity, we have examined the sequence requirements of a regulatory...

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PMID: 1703788

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