p(FPLX:PKA, pmod(Ph, Tyr, 330))
PKA is a known substrate of Syk, and it has been shown that Syk inhibits PKA activity by phosphorylating Tyr-330 of the PKA catalytic subunit (60), further supporting our observation. PubMed:25331948
PKA is a known substrate of Syk, and it has been shown that Syk inhibits PKA activity by phosphorylating Tyr-330 of the PKA catalytic subunit (60), further supporting our observation. PubMed:25331948
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