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鳥肉腫ウイルス変異遺伝子産物によってリン酸化された細胞タンパク質基板の識別

E Erikson, R L Erikson

    Cell
    |October 1, 1980
    PubMed
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    鳥肉腫ウイルス (ASV) タンパク質 pp60srcは,34,000ダルトンのタンパク質をリン酸化することによって細胞を変形させます. この細胞タンパク質は,ppp60srcキナーゼの活性に対する直接的基板であり,in vitroおよびASVで変形した細胞に含まれています.

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