Difference between revisions of "Kinase Group HisK"
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The HisK group of kinases consists of typical histidine kinases found in 2-component bacterial signaling as well as many non-animal lineages, and the [[Kinase_Family_PDHK|PDHK]] family of mitochondrial protein kinases, which maintains a histidine kinase fold but has altered specificity to phosphorylate serine. | The HisK group of kinases consists of typical histidine kinases found in 2-component bacterial signaling as well as many non-animal lineages, and the [[Kinase_Family_PDHK|PDHK]] family of mitochondrial protein kinases, which maintains a histidine kinase fold but has altered specificity to phosphorylate serine. | ||
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| + | ====[[Kinase_Subfamily_PDHK|Subfamily PDHK]]==== | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 9 February 2022
Kinase Classification: HisK Group
The HisK group of kinases consists of typical histidine kinases found in 2-component bacterial signaling as well as many non-animal lineages, and the PDHK family of mitochondrial protein kinases, which maintains a histidine kinase fold but has altered specificity to phosphorylate serine.
The HisK group has the following families:
