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DictionarySeekinasecyclin-dependent kinase
cyclin-dependent kinase[¦sī·klin di¦pen·dənt ′kī‚nās] (cell and molecular biology) A family of kinases that, once activated by cyclin, regulate the cell cycle by adding phosphate groups to a variety of protein substrates that control processes in the cycle. Abbreviated Cdk. cyclin-dependent kinase
cyclin-dependent kinase Abbreviation: CDK A family of enzymes involved in regulation of the cell cycle. They serve as targets for pharmacological manipulation of this cycle, particularly during the unregulated proliferation of tumor cells. See also: kinaseSee CDK See CDK |