A mutation that activates the kinase domain of a protein will result in: a decre

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A mutation that activates the kinase domain of a protein will result in:

a decrease in the phosphorylation of its target protein

an increase in the phosphorylation of its target protein

a decrease in the methylation of its target protein

an increase in the glycosylation of its target protein

a decrease in the phosphorylation of its target protein

an increase in the phosphorylation of its target protein

a decrease in the methylation of its target protein

an increase in the glycosylation of its target protein

Explanation / Answer

The role of protein kinase (an enzyme) is in phosphorylation. It helps in chemical addition of phosphate group to other proteins.

so any mutation that activates the kinase domain of a protein will result in , an increase in the phosphorylation of its target protein

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