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Ref2, a regulatory subunit of the yeast protein phosphatase 1, is a novel component of cation homoeostasis.

The Biochemical journal - 24 Feb 2010

Ferrer-Dalmau Jofre, González Asier, Platara Maria, Navarrete Clara, Martínez José L, Barreto Lina, Ramos José, Ariño Joaquín, Casamayor Antonio

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Maintenance of cation homoeostasis is a key process for any living organism. Specific mutations in Glc7, the essential catalytic subunit of yeast protein phosphatase 1, result in salt and alkaline pH sensitivity, suggesting a role for this protein in cation homoeostasis. We screened a collection of Glc7 regulatory subunit mutants for altered tolerance to diverse cations (sodium, lithium and calcium) and alkaline...

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PMID: 20028335
DOI: 10.1042/BJ20091909

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