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ChoKs as a Promising Therapeutic Target for a Variety of Pathologies
Alterations in cell metabolism represent a common cause of human diseases. Changes in lipid profiles are not an exception to this rule, including those lipids that are produced via the choline kinase (ChoK) pathway. ChoK catalyzes the conversion of choline to phosphocholine via the transfer of a phosphate group from ATP to choline.
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