Which protein factor is found in the nucleus? (For MAPK signaling pathway -- yeast) Ste2 Ste5 Ste7 Ste12
- Which protein factor is found in the nucleus? (For MAPK signaling pathway -- yeast)
- Ste2
- Ste5
- Ste7
- Ste12
Homework Answers
Answer --- D -- Ste12
It's a protein factor found in nucleus in MAP kinase signaling of yeast . It's a sequence specific DNA binding transcription factor.
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Which protein factor is found in the nucleus? (For MAPK signaling pathway -- yeast) Ste2 Ste5 Ste7 Ste12
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