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The 11 pages that link to Protein kinase, each with the reason it gives.

• ATPRelated: Kinases use ATP to regulate protein activity, localization, and interactions.

• Signal transductionRelated: Kinases relay signals by changing the activity of target proteins.

• Cell signalingRelated: Kinases transmit signals by modifying proteins in signaling cascades.

• PhosphorylationRelated: Protein kinases catalyze many regulatory phosphorylation reactions.

• Post-translational modificationRelated: Kinases install phosphorylation marks on selected protein targets.

• AMP-activated protein kinaseNarrower topic: AMPK is a kinase whose phosphorylation targets reshape cellular metabolism.

• Cyclin-dependent kinaseNarrower topic: Cyclin-dependent kinases are members of this enzyme family.

• Protein phosphorylationRelated: Kinases catalyze the phosphate addition that defines this modification.

• Second messenger systemRelated: Kinases are frequent targets of second messengers and propagate signals by phosphorylation.

• Sodium orthovanadateCompared with: Kinases add the modifications whose removal vanadate-sensitive phosphatases block.

• Biochemical cascadeRelated: Kinases often activate the next enzyme in a signaling cascade.