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PubMed · 7990844

[Protein phosphatases: structure and function].

Abstract

The process of protein and enzyme systems phosphorylation is necessary for cell growth, differentiation and preparation for division and mitosis. The conformation changes of protein as a result of phosphorylation lead to increased enzyme activity and enhanced affinity to substrates. A large group of enzymes--protein kinases--is responsible for phosphorylation process in cell, which are divided into tyrosine- and serine-threonine-kinases depending on their ability to phosphorylate appropriate amino acid residues. In this review has been considered the functional importance and structure of protein phosphatases--enzymes, which are functional antagonists of protein kinases.

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E G Bulanova, V M Budagian. [Protein phosphatases: structure and function].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7990844/

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