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Phosphorylation capacity of an enzyme

Dear All,

My question is more biochemistry related. However, I need this information to perform a bioinformatic analysis.

Let's think ProteinA can phosphorylate proteinB, proteinC and proteinD.

Condition1: All proteins are expressed and proteinA phosphorylates proteinB, proteinC and proteinD.

Condition2: Only proteinA and proteinB are expressed and protein A phosphorylates only proteinB.

Which is more realistic?

  1. In condition1; proteinB, proteinC and proteinD will be 3 times less phosphorylated in comparison to proteinB in condition2.
  2. The proteins of both conditions will be phosphorylated same.

Cheers
Cankut

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updated by Ram Ram • written by cankutcubuk • cankutcubuk

Hello cankutcubuk!

You freely admit this is not a bioinformatics question. Maybe try http://biology.stackexchange.com

For this reason we have closed your question. This allows us to keep the site focused on the topics that the community can help with.

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updated by Ram Ram • written by User 59 User 59

Hi Daniel,

Thank you for your correction and advise.

Best Wishes
Cankut

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updated by Ram Ram • written by cankutcubuk • cankutcubuk

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