In article <43tij7$hon at owl.und.ac.za>, kelso at beastie.cs.und.ac.za (Janet Kelso) writes:
|> I was wondering if any research has been done on whether or not the 50
|> kilodalton cytoplasmic domain of the class I MHC plays a role in signal
|> transduction. If so, what is the outcome of the signal?
|>|> Just interested...anyone got any ideas?
All I know is there's a Tyr which can be phosphorylated by
pp60(v-src) and is quite conserved.
(Guild et al PNAS 80: 2894-98 1983)
Does anyone know if this was followed up or if anything else
has been done since?
Ingrid
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