Difference between revisions of "Protein kinases and phosphatases"

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* [[YfkJ]]
 
* [[YfkJ]]
 
* [[YwlE]]
 
* [[YwlE]]
 
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===Protein aspartate phosphatases controlling the phosphorelay (and peptides that modulate their activity)===
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* [[Spo0E]]: dephosphorylation of [[Spo0A]]
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* [[YisI]]: dephosphorylation of [[Spo0A]]
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* [[YnzD]]: dephosphorylation of [[Spo0A]]
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* [[RapA]]: dephosphorylation of [[Spo0F]]
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* [[RapB]]: dephosphorylation of [[Spo0F]]
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* [[RapE]]: dephosphorylation of [[Spo0F]]
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* [[RapH]]: dephosphorylation of [[Spo0F]]
 
=Related Lists=
 
=Related Lists=
 
* [[phosphoproteins]]
 
* [[phosphoproteins]]

Revision as of 18:35, 20 May 2010

These enzymes phosphorylate or dephosphorylate other proteins. By definition, they use ATP (or GTP) as the phosphoryl group donor (as opposed to phosphotransferases of the phosphotranferase system and the phosphorelay).

Protein kinases

Protein serine kinases

Protein tyrosine kinases

  • PtkA
  • EpsB: similar to PtkA, but has probably no kinase activity

Protein kinases of two-component systems

Protein phosphatases

Protein serine phosphatases

Protein tyrosine phosphatases

Protein aspartate phosphatases controlling the phosphorelay (and peptides that modulate their activity)

Related Lists

Reviews

Michał Obuchowski
[Serine-threonine protein phosphatases from Bacillus subtilis]. [Serynowo-treoninowe fosfatazy białkowe w Bacillus subtilis.]
Postepy Biochem: 2005, 51(1);95-104
[PubMed:16209347] [WorldCat.org] (P p)