Kinases and phosphatases are essential in the cell because they: O help turn proteins "on and off" through changes in phosphorylation status. are enzymes that destroy damaged proteins. sense short poly A tails in mRNA as a signal to degrade the mRNA. destroy second messengers, thereby turning off a signal transduction pathway.

Kinases and phosphatases are essential in the cell because they: O help turn proteins "on and off" through changes in phosphorylation status. are enzymes that destroy damaged proteins. sense short poly A tails in mRNA as a signal to degrade the mRNA. destroy second messengers, thereby turning off a signal transduction pathway.

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