What is the difference between cyclins and kinase proteins? A. Kinases regulates MPF dimer formation and cyclins phosphorylates the kinases in a negative feedback loop B. Cyclins regulate cell cy
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What is the difference between cyclins and kinase proteins?
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Kinases regulates MPF dimer formation and cyclins phosphorylates the kinases in a negative feedback loop
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Cyclins regulate cell cycle, while kinases are enzymes that catalyze phosphorylation of cyclins
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Kinases are enzymes that convert MPF into CDK and the cyclins bind to CDK to send cells into M phase |
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Cyclins are enzymes and kinase are proteins that regulate M phase
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