Kinases, which are responsible for the activation of a number of proteins, serve to add phosphate...
Kinases, which are responsible for the activation of a number of proteins, serve to add phosphate groups onto all below except
A) Tyrosine Residues
B) Serine Residues
C) Theronine residues
D) Cysteine Residues
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Protein kinases are enzymes responsible for the addition of phosphate group to protein substrates. Phosphorylation(addition of phosphate group) occurs on the amino acids which contain a hydroxyl group(OH) in their side chain. Two types of protein kinases are found in eukaryotes -
- Kinases which act on Serine and Threonine residues
- Kinases which act on Tyrosine residue
There are also some kinases that act on all three residues in the eukaryotic cell. The activity of kinase results in change in enzymatic activity, location in the cell or association with other proteins. Phosphorylation helps regulate many cellular activities like proliferation, gene expression, metabolism, motility, signal transmission etc.
- Cysteine is the sulphur
containing amino acid. It is different from the above amino acids
since it does not contain a hydroxyl group but thiol(SH)group in its side
chain. Therefore, Kinase does not act on a cysteine residue.
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Kinases, which are responsible for the activation of a number of
proteins, serve to add phosphate...
The series of molecules that are activated form a signalling pathway (Figure 3). Central to the...
The series of molecules that are activated form a signalling
pathway (Figure 3). Central to the signaling pathway are molecules
known as kinases and phosphatases. Protein kinases are molecules
that catalyze the addition of phosphate groups to proteins there by
activating them. Primarily they add phosphate to either tyrosine
residues or serine and threonine residues in proteins. Phosphates
are molecules that remove a phosphate group from a protein there by
de-activating the protein and resulting in shutting down of the...
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The series of molecules that are activated form a signalling
pathway (Figure 3). Central to the signaling pathway are molecules
known as kinases and phosphatases. Protein kinases are molecules
that catalyze the addition of phosphate groups to proteins there by
activating them. Primarily they add phosphate to either tyrosine
residues or serine and threonine residues in proteins. Phosphates
are molecules that remove a phosphate group from a protein there by
de-activating the protein and resulting in shutting down of the...
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