Medical term:
phosphoprotein
phosphoprotein
[fos″fo-pro´tēn]a protein to which one or more phosphate groups are attached at serine or threonine (rarely tyrosine) residues.
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phos·pho·pro·tein
(fos'fō-prō'tēn),A protein containing phosphoryl groups attached directly to the side chains of some of its constituent amino acids, usually to the hydroxyl group of an l-seryl residue or an l-threonyl residue; for example, casein, vitellin, ovalbumin.
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phosphoprotein
(fŏs′fō-prō′tēn′, -tē-ĭn)n.
Any of a group of proteins, such as casein, containing chemically bound phosphoric acid.
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phos·pho·pro·tein
(fos'fō-prō'tēn)A protein containing phosphoryl groups attached directly to the side chains of some of its constituent amino acids.
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phos·pho·pro·tein
(fos'fō-prō'tēn)A protein containing phosphoryl groups attached directly to the side chains of some of its constituent amino acids.
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