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Novel cell signaling polypeptides and nucleic acids

CA 2347653 A1 · Owner: Diaz, Paul · Inventors: Ruggieri, Rosamaria; Callow, Marinella; Diaz, Paul

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The present invention relates to an isolated SRK polypeptide biologically-, active polypeptide fragments thereof and nucleic acids which code for it. , This polypeptide has various activities in regulating cell signaling and signal transduction pathways, including e.g. a protein kinase activity; an , autophosphorylating activity; a cell survival promoting activity; a HAX-1 binding activity; an apoptosis suppression activity; a MAPKK stimulatory activity; a transcription modulatory activity and a SRK-specific immunogenic , activity. The invention relates to all aspects of SRK or homologs thereof, including assays for modulators activators, ligands, etc. The invention also relates to a …

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FiledSeptember 20, 1999
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedSeptember 20, 2019
Patent numberCA 2347653 A1
Classification (IPC)C12N15/54 +2 more

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