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Cdc2 regulatory factors
T R Coleman et al. Curr Opin Cell Biol. 1994 Dec.
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A growing family of kinases and phosphatases controls the activity of the cyclin-dependent kinase cdc2. The past year has seen the identification of the cdk activating kinase as well as considerable elucidation of the cdc25/wee1 regulatory pathways. Both cdc25 and wee1 appear to be regulated by upstream kinase/phosphatase networks. In addition, it is likely that other regulatory mechanisms cooperate with the wee1/cdc25 phosphorylation systems to control the action of cdc2. Together, these elaborate checks and balances ensure that cdc2 triggers mitosis at the appropriate time.
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