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PDGF receptor Phosphorylation sites

The c-terminal sequence of c-fms, downstream of the kinase domain, has little homology to the PDGF receptor (13%). There are two tyrosine residues in this region at positions 924 and 970, the former being preceded by an aspartic acid residue. Feline c-fms is probably phosphorylated at four sites on tyrosine [28] but the mapping of their positions in the primary structure has not yet been published. [Pg.358]

Fig. 2. Presentation of the intracellular domain of the PDGF (platelet-derived growth factor) receptor. The two catalytically active kinase domains are highlighted. Docking sites for SH2 domains are symbolized with a pTyr sidechain. SH2 domains identified to bind to the corresponding phosphorylated tyrosines (numbered on the left) are schematically depicted and labeled on the right... Fig. 2. Presentation of the intracellular domain of the PDGF (platelet-derived growth factor) receptor. The two catalytically active kinase domains are highlighted. Docking sites for SH2 domains are symbolized with a pTyr sidechain. SH2 domains identified to bind to the corresponding phosphorylated tyrosines (numbered on the left) are schematically depicted and labeled on the right...

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