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Determination of CK2 specificity and substrates by proteome-derived peptide libraries

Wang et al., 2013

Document ID
2225798891697811459
Author
Wang C
Ye M
Bian Y
Liu F
Cheng K
Dong M
Dong J
Zou H
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of proteome research

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Understanding the specificity of kinases enables prediction of their substrates and uncovering kinase functions in signaling pathways. Traditionally synthesized peptide libraries are used to determine the kinase specificity. In this study, a proteomics-based …
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