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GO Term : regulation of tau-protein kinase activity [GO:1902947] Gene Ontology

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biological_process

Obsolete

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description

Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of tau-protein kinase activity.

synonyms:
regulation of [Tau protein] kinase activity,
regulation of TPK II,
regulation of protein tau kinase activity,
regulation of tau-protein kinase II activity,
regulation of STK31,
regulation of tau protein kinase activity,
regulation of brain protein kinase PK40erk activity,
regulation of CDK5/p23,
regulation of TPK,
regulation of GSK,
regulation of cdk5/p20,
regulation of glycogen synthase kinase-3beta activity,
regulation of TPK I,
regulation of tau-tubulin kinase activity,
regulation of ATP:tau-protein O-phosphotransferase activity,
regulation of tau-protein kinase I activity,
regulation of tau kinase activity,
regulation of TTK

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