1997
DOI: 10.1006/cyto.1996.0190
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SPECIFIC DETECTION OF AN INTERLEUKIN 1- AND TUMOUR NECROSIS FACTOR- ACTIVATED β-CASEIN KINSASE IN HeLa AND KB CELLS

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“…Previous studies had reported the identification of a specific ␤-casein phosphorylating activity induced by IL-1, named ␤-casein kinase (21)(22)(23). This novel activity was shown to be specific for phosphorylating ␤-casein and not ␣-casein, and was distinct from any known mitogen-activated protein kinase or hsp27 kinase.…”
Section: Isolation Purification and Cloning Of Human Nek8 Andmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Previous studies had reported the identification of a specific ␤-casein phosphorylating activity induced by IL-1, named ␤-casein kinase (21)(22)(23). This novel activity was shown to be specific for phosphorylating ␤-casein and not ␣-casein, and was distinct from any known mitogen-activated protein kinase or hsp27 kinase.…”
Section: Isolation Purification and Cloning Of Human Nek8 Andmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…IL1 and TNF also activate protein kinases which are not associated with the receptors and do not belong to the MAPK pathways (10,(23)(24)(25)(26)(27). One of them was detected by virtue of its ability to phosphorylate in vitro the bovine milk protein, ␤ casein, and was originally termed ␤ casein kinase (10,26,27).…”
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“…One of them was detected by virtue of its ability to phosphorylate in vitro the bovine milk protein, ␤ casein, and was originally termed ␤ casein kinase (10,26,27). The chromatographic properties of ␤ casein kinase and its inability to phosphorylate ␣ casein (10) distinguish it from casein kinase 1 (CK1) and casein kinase 2 (CK2), two ubiquitous protein kinases that also owe their names to their ability to phosphorylate caseins in vitro (28).…”
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