dephosphorylation : Related Words Words similar in meaning to dephosphorylation
- rephosphorylation«
- phosphorylation«
- atp«
- phosphate«
- protein«
- dephosphorylate«
- phosphatase«
- bisphosphatase«
- autodephosphorylation«
- desphosphorylation«
- enzyme«
- protein dephosphorylation«
- disease«
- free energy«
- edwin krebs«
- myosin interaction«
- edmond fischer«
- hydroxyl«
- gastrointestinal tract«
- atpases«
- peptic ulcer disease«
- proton pump inhibitor«
- inorganic phosphate«
- alzheimer«
- cardiac disease«
- psilocybin«
- diabetes«
- threonine«
- molecule«
- actin«
- tyrosine«
- serine«
- adp«
- tau dephosphorylation«
- spontaneous dephosphorylation reaction«
- secretory rate«
- protein phosphases«
- prominent hydrolase subclass«
- photosynthesis component light«
- phosphatase-2b. deficiency«
- ph dephosphorylation«
- original phosphate«
- myosin cycling kinetics«
- membrane atpases«
- mature conformation«
- insulin receptor substrate-1/2«
- excessive dephosphorylation«
- erosive reflux«
- downstream insulin stimulation«
- desphosphorylating phosphatase«
- dephosphorylation process«
- dephosphorylation kinetics impact upstream«
- dephosphorylation impact physiological process«
- caustic peptic acid«
- calcium dependent cardiac contraction«
- bacteria h.pylori«
- atp. photosystem ii«
- translational modification«
- protein synthetic apparatus«
- protein phosphatase-2a«
- postranslational modification«
- photosynthetic thylakoid membrane«
- phosphoregulation«
- organism viability«
- insulin receptor signaling«
- dephosphorylation mechanism«
- calf intestine«
- sequential phosphorylation«
- reversible post«
- rabbit skeletal muscle«
- photosystem ii«
- nonspontaneous reaction«
- nonenzymatic protein«
- enzyme phosphorylase«
- abnormal phosphorylation«
- discovery«
- varied temperature«
- phosphoric acid monoesters«
- negative free energy change«
- atp4−«
- alpha phosphate«
- reversible protein phosphorylation«
- photosystem ii complex«
- phosphoric ester«
- ligate«
- sulfonylurea drug«
- rabbit liver«
- glucose transporter glut4«
- different compound«
- ligation step«
- dephosphorylation reaction«
- specific target protein«
- reversible nature«
- kinase cascade«
- physiologic process«
- phosphoprotein phosphatase«
- hpo42−«
- protein tau«
- photosynthesis process«
- glucose utilization«
- cellular reaction«
- intracellular signal transduction«
- po43−«
- other molecule«
- reversible phosphorylation«
- membrane channel«
- treatments«
- photosystem ii.«
- biochemical effect«
- specific ligand«
- polar amino acid«
- erk1/2«
- cip.«
- hydration reaction«
- ion exchange chromatography«
- helicobacter pylorus infection«
- free hydroxyl«
- ampk«
- esophagitis«
- tau protein«
- phosphorylase«
- dependent reaction«
- vitro model«
- covalent modification«
- pathology«
- specific amino acid«
- temperature sensitive«
- phosphate ion«
- modification«
- key protein«
- proton pump«
- -oh«
- phosphoprotein«
- hydrolytic enzyme«
- hydrolase«
- ester bond«
- functional protein«
- key process«
- mechanism«
- notable occurrence«
- serine residue«
- psilocin«
- protein phosphatase«
- removal«
- alkaline phosphatase«
- kj/mol«
- anhydride«
- akt«
- proper function«
- cell«
- polypeptide chain«
- oxidative phosphorylation«
- restriction enzyme«
- ligation«
- nucleophilic attack«
- structural protein«
- drug«
- heartburn«
- physiological process«
- krebs«
- adenosine triphosphate«
- insulin resistance«
- cellular level«
- protein complex«
- microtubule«
- elevated temperature«
- protein synthesis«
- ribosome«
- kinase«
- kinetics«
- plasticity«
- tau«
- biological system«
- dysfunction«
- mrna«
- acidity«
- conformation«
- deregulation«
- hydrolysis«
- ii.«
- change«
- photon«
- organic compound«
- function«
- research«
- proton«
- heartbeat«
- fischer«
- inhibition«
- process«
- h2o«
- heart disease«
- molecular biology«
- gut«
- ion«
- broad range«
- type«
- electron«
- vector«
- acid«
- pathway«
- physiology«
- form«
- substrate«
- counterpart«
- nobel prize«
- synthesis«
- bacteria«
- currency«
- key role«
- alteration«
- oxygen«
- role«
- organism«
- symptom«
