Phosphorylation by casein kinase II alters the biological activity of calmodulin.

Phosphorylation by casein kinase II alters the biological activity of calmodulin.
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10.1042/bj2830021
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1992-04
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The Biochemical journal
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D. Sacks;H. Davis;J. Williams;E. Sheehan;J. Garcia;J. McDonald
D. Sacks;H. Davis;J. Williams;E. Sheehan;J. Garcia;J. McDonald
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D. Sacks;H. Davis;J. Williams;E. Sheehan;J. Garcia;J. McDonald

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