NDR (nuclear dbf2-related) kinases, are an ancient and highly conserved subclass of AGC protein kinases that control diverse processes related to cell morphogenesis, proliferation, and mitotic events. == Function and medical relevance == Like most AGC kinases, the NDR kinase subclass is activated by phosphorylation of a conserved serine or threonine in an activation region C-terminal to the kinase catalytic domain.
NDR (nuclear dbf2-related) kinases, are an ancient and highly conserved subclass of AGC protein kinases that control diverse processes related to cell morphogenesis, proliferation, and mitotic events. == Function and medical relevance == Like most AGC kinases, the NDR kinase subclass is activated by phosphorylation of a conserved serine or threonine in an activation region C-terminal to the kinase catalytic domain.
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