How to pronounce“phosphorolate”in English

phosphorolated and so that would make them active so what you're trying to do is is get these GP2B 3A to be active.

we don't phosphorolate retinoplasto. We don't release the E2F. We then continue to inhibit protoonco genes. We stimulate the tumor suppressor genes and we stop

protein kinases normally you phosphorolate them what happens is you actually want these to be in the active state so you don't want them to be

this gets phosphorolated, what does it do to the E2F?

over here and phosphorolates that channel and what happens it allows for calcium that are still in the filtrate right because about 10% of the calcium

dependent kynise 46 who then phosphorolates other different types of proteins. when it phosphorolates

factors bind on causes the tyrroscine residues to get phosphorolated and then activates these pathways and then these pathways will send signals down to the