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| − | [[E91]] is a key conserved residue in [[ePK]] and most [[PKL]] kinases. It forms a salt bridge with [[K72]]. It is found in the C helix, though it is not part of a larger motif, making it difficult to detect in some remote kinases. The number 91 is based on the position of this residue in the first PKA kinase crystal. It is a D in some PKL kinases. | + | [[E91]] is a key conserved residue in [[ePK]] and most [[PKL]] kinases. It forms a salt bridge with [[K72]]. It is found in the C helix, though it is not part of a larger motif, making it difficult to detect in some remote kinases. The number 91 is based on the position of this residue in the first PKA kinase crystal <cite>taylor1991</cite>. It is a D in some PKL kinases. |
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| + | #taylor1991 pmid=1862342 | ||
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Revision as of 18:35, 13 May 2014
Kinase Glossary: E91
E91 is a key conserved residue in ePK and most PKL kinases. It forms a salt bridge with K72. It is found in the C helix, though it is not part of a larger motif, making it difficult to detect in some remote kinases. The number 91 is based on the position of this residue in the first PKA kinase crystal [1]. It is a D in some PKL kinases.
