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Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 2003
Mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) cascades are evolutionary conserved from unicellular to complex eukaryotic organisms, and constitute one of the major signalling pathways involved in regulating a wide range of cellular activities from growth and development to cell death.
Ganesh K, Agrawal +2 more
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Mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) cascades are evolutionary conserved from unicellular to complex eukaryotic organisms, and constitute one of the major signalling pathways involved in regulating a wide range of cellular activities from growth and development to cell death.
Ganesh K, Agrawal +2 more
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Compartmentalised MAPK Pathways
2008The mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway provides cells with the means to interpret external signal cues or conditions, and respond accordingly. This cascade regulates many cell functions such as differentiation, proliferation and migration.
M D, Brown, D B, Sacks
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ACS Chemical Biology, 2011
The mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) signaling network is integrated into most, if not all, defined homeostatic and regulatory responses of eukaryotic cells. A systematic experimental and computational approach has been used to identify more than 2,000 protein interactions related to functions and regulation of the MAPK signaling network.
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The mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) signaling network is integrated into most, if not all, defined homeostatic and regulatory responses of eukaryotic cells. A systematic experimental and computational approach has been used to identify more than 2,000 protein interactions related to functions and regulation of the MAPK signaling network.
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Analysis of MAPK Activities Using MAPK-Specific Antibodies
2014Phosphorylation of proteins by mitogen-activated protein kinases is central to many cellular processes, including signal transduction after stress encounter. Thus, assays to identify or characterize MAP kinase activities are a key tool for research in this area. While in-gel kinase assays using isotope-labeled ATP are a powerful tool to investigate the
Roland, Willmann +2 more
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The FASEB Journal, 1995
The transmission of extracellular signals into their intracellular targets is mediated by a network of interacting proteins that regulate a large number of cellular processes. Cumulative efforts from many laboratories over the past decade have allowed the elucidation of one such signaling mechanism, which involves activations of ...
R, Seger, E G, Krebs
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The transmission of extracellular signals into their intracellular targets is mediated by a network of interacting proteins that regulate a large number of cellular processes. Cumulative efforts from many laboratories over the past decade have allowed the elucidation of one such signaling mechanism, which involves activations of ...
R, Seger, E G, Krebs
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