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NPM1 is phosphorylated on Y29. 2 / 2

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"These cellular phenotypes, marked by a reduced cell cycling, proliferation, and survival, may also be caused by the increased p53 stability and phosphorylation at Ser15 due to NPM phosphorylation in the Y29, Y67, and Y271 residues."

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"As a proof-of-concept, in vitro dephosphorylation experiments were performed in total lysates obtained from MRC-5 shDUSP3 cells collected 3 h after UV exposure, when NPM is maximally phosphorylated at Y29, Y67, and Y271."

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