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Chelerythrine inhibits PKC in a concentration-dependent manner by binding to the catalytic ATP or protein-binding site, and not the regulatory region where DAG or phorbol ester bind (Herbert et al., 1990)
MAT1A encodes two liver-specific MAT isoenzymes, such as MATI (MAT1A homo-tetramer) and MATIII (MAT1A homo-dimer), that catalyze the transfer of an adenosyl group of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) to Met to produce SAMe and tripolyphosphate (1, 2)