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There is a vast amount of information concerning signal transducation pathways and the functions of domains within proteins. Complicating this knowledge base is the fact that proteins and domains are designated by acronyms that seem unrelated to their function. Furthermore, how does one identify the function of such proteins and domains quickly when one reads about them in a manuscript, yet their function is not described. This booklet offers a brief description of signaling pathways and domain functions that are useful for every student to have at their fingertips. Please use it as a resource. Signaling pathways and protein domains booklet
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