Mutations in this functional class of proteins can promote the development of cancer, thus some are considered proto-oncogenic.
Mutations in this functional class of proteins can promote the development of cancer, thus some are considered proto-oncogenic. The best-known ones fall into two classes: one defined by distinctive amino acids, and the other by the downstream proteins they affect. Different kinds include calmodulin-dependent, cyclin-dependent, tyrosine, and G. Their protein opposites are called phosphotases. FTP name these enzymes that stick ATP onto other molecules.
Mutations in this functional class of proteins can promote the development of cancer, thus some are considered proto-oncogenic.
{Kinase}s (prompt on early {oncogene} or {proto-oncogene})