Cloning and expression patterns of two members of a novel protein‐kinase‐C‐related kinase family

RH Palmer, J Ridden, PJ Parker - European journal of …, 1995 - Wiley Online Library
RH Palmer, J Ridden, PJ Parker
European journal of biochemistry, 1995Wiley Online Library
The cDNA clones for two members of a novel protein kinase family were isolated and
sequenced. These protein‐kinase‐C‐related kinases, PRK1 and PRK2, display extensive
identity to each other, revealing non‐kinase domain similar regions, HR1 and HR2. HR1
contains a motif repeated three times (HR1a–c), while HR2 shows similarity to the amino‐
terminal sequence of protein‐kinase‐C ɛ and η isotypes. Both PRK1 and PRK2, expressed
in COS 1 cells, are autophosphorylated in immunoprecipitates, indicating intrinsic kinase …
The cDNA clones for two members of a novel protein kinase family were isolated and sequenced. These protein‐kinase‐C‐related kinases, PRK1 and PRK2, display extensive identity to each other, revealing non‐kinase domain similar regions, HR1 and HR2. HR1 contains a motif repeated three times (HR1a–c), while HR2 shows similarity to the amino‐terminal sequence of protein‐kinase‐C ɛ and η isotypes. Both PRK1 and PRK2, expressed in COS 1 cells, are autophosphorylated in immunoprecipitates, indicating intrinsic kinase activity. PRK1 and PRK2, as well as a third member of this family, PRK3, show distinct patterns of expression in adult tissues.
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