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The 9 pages that link to Protein phosphorylation, each with the reason it gives.

• Signal transductionRelated: Kinase-driven phosphorylation relays signals through many cellular pathways.

• PhosphateRelated: Adding phosphate can alter a protein’s activity, location, or interactions.

• ATP hydrolysisRelated: Protein kinases use ATP as a phosphate donor, coupling its conversion to ADP with phosphorylation.

• Post-translational modificationBroader topic: Kinases and phosphatases use this reversible mark to regulate protein activity and interactions.

• Protein kinaseRelated: It is the modification protein kinases catalyze.

• Cyclin-dependent kinaseRelated: CDKs regulate targets by adding phosphate groups to them.

• ThreonineRelated: Protein kinases can phosphorylate threonine's hydroxyl group.

• Sodium orthovanadateNarrower topic: Blocking phosphate removal shifts cellular signaling toward phosphorylated proteins.

• Biochemical cascadeRelated: Kinase cascades pass activation by phosphorylating downstream proteins.