Protein Kinase A and Human Disease: Vol 968 : Proceedings of a September 10, 2001 Conference

Protein kinase A (PKA) is an enzyme that modulates the function of other proteins and thus is involved in many processes responsible for cellular regulation. This volume follows the discovery of the first human genetic disorder that is caused by mutations of one of the sub-units of the PKA system. It brings together clinical and basic scientists for an examination of the enzyme and its involvement in human disease.