carboxy-terminal domain protein kinase complex — Definition

karboksi-terminal domain protein kinaz kompleksi; karboksi-terminal domain protein kinase complex is a enzyme complex that stimulates cool and treonin residues in the carboxy-terminal domain of RNA polymerase II. This phosphorilation plays a critical role in processes such as the launch, extending and termination of the transcription. Cell cycle arrangement and functions in cellular events such as DNA damage response. Clinically, the dysregulation of this complex is associated with cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.

The Turkish equivalent of "carboxy-terminal domain protein kinase complex" is karboksi-terminal domain protein kinaz kompleksi.

This term belongs to the Anatomy category.