c-raf Protein Definition

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C-raf Protein: A class of serine-threonine kinases involved in cellular SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION. Included in this class are the proto-oncogene proteins raf and mil (mil is the avian homologue of raf1). Raf is a component of a signal transduction pathway leading to increased gene expression through the c-Jun DNA binding site, AP1.

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Signal Transduction Pathway
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Synonym: mil raf proteins, mil raf protein kinases, raf proto-oncogene proteins, proto-oncogene proteins raf, proto oncogene proteins c raf, proto oncogene protein c raf.

Additional tags: definition or raf in medical term, raf protein define, raf protein definition

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