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Cyclin_E phosphorylates NPM1 on T199. 8 / 8
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sparser
"During the cell cycle, NPM is phosphorylated by cdk2-cyclin E on threonine 199 (T199) which causes the dissociation of NPM away from the centrosome and permits duplication."

reach
"30 NPM1 is phosphorylated on Thr199 by Cdk2 and cyclin E late in G 1 phase, 31 which causes dissociation of the majority of NPM1 from the centrosomes, a step required for centrosome duplication to occur."

reach
"In late G1, activated CDK2 and cyclin E phosphorylates NPM1 at T199, causing NPM1 to dissociate from centrosomes, an event essential for centrosome duplication."

sparser
"As previously reported, phosphorylation of NPM1 by CDK2-cyclin E on threonine 199 triggers its dissociation from unduplicated centrosomes in the G1 phase, which promotes initiation of centrosome duplication [ xref ]."

reach
"One of the first steps required before the onset of centrosome duplication is the phosphorylation, by cyclin E dependent kinase activity, of nucleophosmin B at threonine 199 (T199)."

sparser
"Early work by Fukasawa and collaborators showed that NPM1 is one of the most conspicuous targets of Cdk2 in unduplicated centrosomes and that phosphorylation of NPM1 on T199 by Cdk2-cyclin E leads to its dissociation from centrosomes ( xref , xref )."

reach
"In late G1, activated CDK2 and cyclin E phosphorylates NPM1 at T199, causing NPM1 to dissociate from centrosomes, an event essential for centrosome duplication 16."

sparser
"Previous studies have shown that the human NPM’s phosphorylation by cyclin E–cyclin-dependent kinase 2 (cdk2) on threonine (Thr) 199 regulates its translocation from the centrosome during cell cycle progression."