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English: Akt general structure (upper portion), with the different phosphorylation sites of the different isoforms in the Kinase domain and in the RD (middle portion). There are short explanations in Hebrew about each part of the protein (upper portion), and also the percentage of sequence homology of the three isoforms (lower portion). |
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