phosphorylation : Related Words Words similar in meaning to phosphorylation

transphosphorylation«
glucose«
photophosphorylation«
phosphate«
phosphoryl«
protein«
rephosphorylation«
tyrphostin«
atp«
triphosphorylation«
protein phosphorylation«
prephosphorylation«
serine«
glycolysis«
photophosphorylase«
enzyme«
phosphotransferase«
molecule«
phosphotransfer«
threonine«
phosphospecific«
glycogen synthase«
phosphosite«
histone«
phosphorylative«
specific hexokinase«
phosphorylated«
hexose 6-phosphotransferase«
phosphorylate«
glucose-6-phosphate«
phosphorylatable«
phosphorelay«
glucose 6-phosphotransferase«
phosphoregulation«
transcription«
phosphopeptide«
cell«
phosphodeficient«
mass spectrometry«
phosphocarrier«
cell membrane«
phosphoacceptor«
antibody«
payoff phase«
perilipin«
translational modification«
monophosphorylation«
histidine«
kinase«
mobility shift«
chromatin«
hypophosphorylation«
conformational change«
hexokinase«
glycerophosphorylation«
histone phosphorylation«
glucokinase«
tyrosine«
galactokinase«
liver«
step«
donor«
pathway«
dephosphorylation«
reaction«
creatine kinase«
histone h2a«
chlorophenylhydrazone«
fructose-6-phosphate«
autophosphorylation«
sugar«
aspartokinase«
tyrosine phosphorylation«
acetokinase«
eukaryotic protein«
acceptor«
preparatory step«
phosphoprotein«
phosphorylation site«
chromatin structure«
regulatory role«
site«
glycogen«
detection«
proteomics«
protein interaction«
negative charge«
prokaryote«
skeletal muscle«
eukaryote«
insulin«
usual fragmentation method«
unambiguous phosphosite localization«
tyr sidechain«
tp site«
strong phosphorylation«
simple 1-dimensional sd«
scale mass spectrometry analysis«
reversible phosphorylation result«
research d. g. walker«
regphos«
rapamycin pathway activity«
quantitative protein phosphorylation method«
protein:dna«
protein c. global approach«
prokaryotic protein phosphorylation«
polar r«
phosphorylation result«
phosphorylation function«
phosphatase dephosphorylate protein«
pathway phosphorylation event«
model phosphorylation network«
metabolize fructose-1-phosphate«
mediates enzyme inhibition«
liver ’s crucial role«
liver cell ’s supply«
kinase phosphorylate protein«
isotopic internal standard approach«
informative ms/ms spectrum«
high blood glucose release insulin«
high blood glucose concentration«
hexokinase enzyme«
glucose degrading«
ethcd scheme«
etd fragmentation«
differential isotope labeling technology«
dependent mechanistic target«
critical reagent«
complex phosphorylation network«
chromatin structure function«
atp δg°«
adult guinea pig liver«
inhibition«
unmodified peptide«
tyrosine result«
tyrosine phosphorylated protein«
specific glucose transporter«
relative quantitation«
po4)3−«
phosphorylation network«
phosphorylated residue«
phosida«
nitrogen act«
negative delta g«
histidine phosphorylation«
fluorescence immunoassay«
ethcd«
enzyme gsk-3«
energy collision dissociation«
aspartate phosphorylation«
amino acid«
receptor«
trans location«
specific glucokinase«
protein:protein interaction«
phosphoproteomics«
dna breakage«
dependent ubiquitin/proteasome pathway«
component signaling«
accurate mass spectrometer«
terminal src kinase«
protein d«
p53 tumor suppressor protein«
moiety conservation«
eukaryotic dna.«
single negative charge«
study«
type«
membered ring structure«
initial phosphorylation«
histone post«
chromatin domain«
cardiac growth«
blood sugar concentration«
normal healthy individual«
low km«
enzyme hexokinase«
specific complex«
such antibody«
fructose-1-phosphate«
cytosolic component«
range allostery«
inhibitory phosphorylation«
hydrophobic portion«
fundamental biological process«
fluorescence polarization«
src tyrosine kinase«
recognition domain«
biological thermodynamics«
substrate«
tyrosine phosphorylation site«
network motif«
fructose-1,6-bisphosphate«
exchange medium«
deactivates«
phosphorylation status«
nanoscopic scale«
hydrophilic portion«
many enzyme«
hydrophilic residue«
transcriptional coactivator«
protein b«
page gel«
allosteric activation«
protein kinase b«
response regulator«
liver metabolism«
detailed characterization«
sugar metabolism«
esterification reaction«
blood glucose concentration«
microscale thermophoresis«
medline database«
key reaction«
intermediary metabolism«
reversible phosphorylation«
hepatic cell«
eukaryotic dna«
level phosphorylation«
protein enzyme«
glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase«
gapdh«
po4«
apoptotic cell death«
archea«
lower eukaryote«
structure«
glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate«
forward reaction«
p53 protein«
nadph oxidase«
na+/k+-atpase«
electrophoretic mobility«
sensitive cell«
phosphofructokinase«
intracellular level«
cascade effect«
regulatory domain«
protein a«
addition«
genetic interaction«
glucose 6-phosphate«
sarc«
proline residue«
quantitation«
protein dynamic«
kinase domain«
e3 ubiquitin«
histone protein«
essential process«
modification«
phagocytic cell«
initial rate«
-oh«
cell cycle arrest«
threonine residue«
specific enzyme«
adipose«
huge body«
rna synthesis«
protein degradation«
osmoregulation«
chemical equation«
histidine residue«
cyclic amp«
posttranslational modification«
epidermal growth factor«
inorganic phosphate«
incoming light«
minor effect«
adipocytes«
quenching«
lysine residue«
hydrophobic«
glucose metabolism«
rna polymerase ii«
signal transduction pathway«
cellular response«
systematic analysis«
kovacs«
akt«
relative amount«
regulatory mechanism«
eukaryotic organism«
protein function«
target protein«
glucose level«
specific antibody«
oxidative phosphorylation«
acetylation«
catabolism«
liver cell«
transfer«
isoform«
regulation«
clinical diagnosis«
fructose«
researcher«
effector«
mass spectrometer«
vital component«
carbon bond«
nucleophile«
increase«
cellular process«
transport«
na+«
atp.«
pyruvate«
dna repair«
computational method«
analysis«
plant cell«
amino acid residue«
signal transduction«
protein kinase«
homeostasis«
arginine«
dna damage«
water content«
energy«
chloroplast«
isoforms«
powerful tool«
fret«
function«
polar«
fluorescence«
capacity«
perturbation«
adp«
detergent«
basic research«
transporter«
mitochondrion«
ser«
retina«
lipid«
solar energy«
imbalance«
peptide«
stimulation«
2d gel«
ATP«
ADP«
1,3-bisphosphoglycerate«

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