Akap18 delta, a novel splicing variant of a protein kinase a anchor protein and the use of the same
CA 2497254 A1 · Owner: Klussmann, Enno · Inventors: Klussmann, Enno; Rosenthal, Walter; Oksche, Alexander
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The invention relates to a nucleic acid sequence coding for a protein kinase A anchor protein, to the use of said nucleic acid sequence in a fusion protein to a method for determining the interaction of the protein kinase A anchor protein with regulatory sub-units of the protein kinase A and to a method for , identifying cell-permeable substances.
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