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Constitutively active protein kinase D acts as negative regulator of the Slingshot-phosphatase in Drosophila.
Hereditas - 1 Oct 2010
Nagel Anja C, Schmid Jens, Auer Jasmin S, Preiss Anette, Maier Dieter
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The mammalian protein kinase D family is involved in manifold cellular processes including cell migration and motility. Recently it was shown that human PKD1 and PKD2 phosphorylate and thereby inhibit Slingshot 1 Like (SSH1L), a phosphatase which is central to the regulation of actin cytoskeletal...
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