A mutation in the common docking domain of ERK2 in a human cancer cell line, which was associated with its constitutive phosphorylation.
Ramanathan Arvind(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Nobuo Tsuchida(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Hiroaki Shimamoto(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Fumio Momose(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Ken Omura(Ebina General Hospital), Teruo Amagasa(Tokyo Medical and Dental University)
PubMed
December 1, 2005
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