The protein kinase A in it`s active and inactive forms

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  • Photo title: The protein kinase A in it`s active and inactive forms
  • Author: Juangaertner
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  • The cAMP-dependent protein kinase A PKA is activated by cAMP orange binding to the regulatory subunit dark blue. Then it releases the active catalytic subunit light blue. In red,: the anchoring protein AKAP .. Source PDB entry 3J4Q
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