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A chick embryo fibroblast protein kinase recognizing ribosomal protein S6. Activity increase after serum stimulation.

We sought protein kinase(ser) activity in DEAE-Sephacel chromatography fractions of the 10000 X g supernatants of chick embryo fibroblasts using 40 S ribosomal subunits as kinase substrate, and detected a new S6-recognizing kinase activity. There was one order of magnitude more enzyme activity in chromatography fractions derived from serum-stimulated than from serum-deprived cells. Known protein kinase regulators and a low dose tryptic treatment did not increase the enzyme's activity.[1]

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  1. A chick embryo fibroblast protein kinase recognizing ribosomal protein S6. Activity increase after serum stimulation. Lawen, A., Martini, O.H. FEBS Lett. (1985) [Pubmed]
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