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The crk3 gene of Leishmania mexicana encodes a stage-regulated cdc2-related histone H1 kinase that associates with p12.
The Journal of biological chemistry - 24 Apr 1998
Grant K M, Hassan P, Anderson J S, Mottram J C
Abstract excerpt
A cdc2-related protein kinase gene, crk3, has been isolated from the parasitic protozoan Leishmania mexicana. Data presented here suggests that crk3 is a good candidate to be the leishmanial cdc2 homologue but that the parasite protein has some characteristics which distinguish it from mammalian cdc2. crk3 is predicted to encode a 35.6-kDa protein with 54% sequence identity with the human cyclin-dependent kinase...
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