...two types: protein kinases and cyclins. Protein...
...and cyclins. Protein kinases are enzymes that...
...them. Particular protein kinases give the go-ahead...
...G2 checkpoints. The kinases that drive the...
...a cyclin, the kinases are called cyclin-dependent...
...are called cyclin-dependent kinases, or Cdks. Cyclin...
...of other protein kinases. MPF acts both...
...by activating other kinases. MPF stimulates fragmentation...
...responses by cyclin-dependent kinases and other proteins....
...these receptor tyrosine kinases, triggering a signal...

...receptors, receptor tyrosine kinases, and ion channel...
...activity. Most protein kinases act on other...
...proteins, unlike tyrosine kinases, which act on...
...phosphorylation in tyrosine kinases). Many of the...
...pathway are protein kinases that act on...
...on other protein kinases to create a...
...of different protein kinases, each specific for...
...code for protein kinases. Together, they regulate...
...activity of protein kinases can cause abnormal...
...thus inactivating protein kinases, phosphatases provide the...
...make the protein kinases available for reuse,...
...proteins, and protein kinases are other components...
...activation of signaling-pathway kinases. These kinases affect...
...signaling-pathway kinases. These kinases affect the orientation...
...involve receptor tyrosine kinases (which can activate...
...holds three protein kinases and carries these...
...and carries these kinases with it when...
...phosphatases inactivate phosphorylated kinases and other proteins;...

...CAMP DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASES AND THIS INTURN...
...ACTIVE, IT SEQUESTERS KINASES WHICH HAVE AMPHIPATHIC...
...AS CAM-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASES AND ALLOWS THE...
...Ca2+? CAM-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASES. Describe how tyrosine...
...MESSENGER WHICH ACTIVATES KINASES. What are IRSs?...
...WHICH ACTIVATES PROTEIN KINASES. What intrinsic activity...