Key result
Two distinct B-CK monomer species (Bb and Ba) dimerize in a tissue-specific manner in chicken tissues, potentially specifying the intracellular distribution of the dimeric B-CK subspecies.
The study identifies two distinct B-CK monomer species that dimerize in a tissue-specific manner, suggesting a post-translational mechanism for regulating the intracellular distribution of B-CK isoenzymes.
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No immediate clinical implications in humans; leaves open B-CK dimerization mechanisms in mammalian tissues.
Quest et al. (1990) studied this question. Two distinct B-CK monomer species (Bb and Ba) dimerize in a tissue-specific manner in chicken tissues, potentially specifying the intracellular distribution of the dimeric B-CK subspecies.
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