Kinetic Study of Human Full-Length Wild-Type JAK2 and V617F Mutant Proteins

  • Erdmann D
  • Allard B
  • Bohn J
  • et al.
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Abstract

The Janus kinase 2 (JAK2) is a drug target in particular because a missense mutation in this gene (V617F) has been identified in various human diseases. We report here the first kinetic study of the human full-length wild type and V617F JAK2 proteins and of their isolated kinase domain. The kinetic parameters of both full-length proteins are similar revealing that the mutation does not affect JAK2 catalytic activity, suggesting that it has a more complex role in the regulation of JAK2 activity. Our study also shows that the domains located outside the kinase domain have little influence on JAK2 catalytical activity

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Erdmann, D., Allard, B., Bohn, J., De Pover, A., Floersheimer, A., Fontana, P., … Chene, P. (2009). Kinetic Study of Human Full-Length Wild-Type JAK2 and V617F Mutant Proteins. The Open Enzyme Inhibition Journal, 1(1), 80–84. https://doi.org/10.2174/1874940200801010080

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