PIM
a gene family encoding serine/threonine kinases of unknown function named from proviral integration site MuLV-induced murine T-cell lymphomas. They are highly conserved between human and mouse, and are expressed at high levels in hemopoietic tissues, testes and ovaries, and embryonic stem cells.
| PIGylation, PIG-A, PIG | |
| PIN, PIP, PIP2 |
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