Literature DB >> 14993348

Signaling with phosphoinositides: better than binary.

M Overduin1, M L Cheever, T G Kutateladze.   

Abstract

When the outside of cell is stimulated,the inside generates a flurry of signals. Phosphates are sprinkled over lipids and proteins,where they are recognized within diverse signaling pathways. The kinases that congregate beneath the cell surface to provide the phosphate tags that mediate signaling have become major targets of new wave of drug design. Phosphoinositide signaling presents a particularly intriguing network whose many mysteries are now being unlocked. Research into protein domains that specifically recognize phosphoinositides have established the ENTH, FYVE,Phox,and pleckstrin homology domains s four cornerstones of phosphoinositide signaling.

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Year:  2001        PMID: 14993348

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Mol Interv        ISSN: 1534-0384


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