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Isolation of Phosphorylation Site Interactions

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Signalling is an integral part of the cell neural network. Phosphorylation and other protein modifications modulate this interaction. Post and discuss the study of protein-protein interactions, and signalling biology protocols and science here.



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How would one isolate possible protein - phosphorylation site interactions?

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