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phospho-CBR_g29959
Stable Identifier
R-CBA-9640697
Type
Protein [EntityWithAccessionedSequence]
Species
Chara braunii
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Cellular processes (Chara braunii)
Cell cycle (Chara braunii)
Mitosis (Chara braunii)
G1 phase (Chara braunii)
Formation of active Phospho-CDKA:CycD complex (Chara braunii)
Phospho-CDKA:CycD [nucleoplasm] (Chara braunii)
phospho-CBR_g29959 [nucleoplasm] (Chara braunii)
G1/S transition (Chara braunii)
Activation of E2F:DP complex (Chara braunii)
Phospho-CDKA:CycD [nucleoplasm] (Chara braunii)
phospho-CBR_g29959 [nucleoplasm] (Chara braunii)
External Reference Information
External Reference
ENSEMBL:CBR_g29959
Reference Genes
ENSEMBL:CBR_g29959
Participant Of
hasComponent
Phospho-CDKA:CycD [nucleoplasm]
Other forms of this molecule
CBR_g29959 [nucleoplasm]
Inferred From
Phospho-CDKA-2 [nucleoplasm] (Oryza sativa)
Phospho-CDKA [nucleoplasm] (Oryza sativa)
Modified Residues
Name
phosphorylated residue at unknown position
PsiMod Name
phosphorylated residue [MOD:00696]
PsiMod Definition
A protein modification that effectively replaces a hydrogen atom with a phosphate group.
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