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what's the difference? Thanks!
Kinases = add a phosphate to a molecule
Phosphorylase = takes away a phosphate from a molecule (Not so sure about this one)
you are right. we just covered these in cell bio.
you guys are right. kinases always add a phosphate group. Look at tyrosine kinase which is responsible for phosphorylating ADP to ATP when the secondary messenger cAMP is activated.
then what's the difference between a phosphorylase and a phosphatase?