AKAP13

Once upon a time, in a gene so grand, Lived a protein called AKAP-Lbc, oh so grand. It had a special power, you see, To encode the Lbc oncogene, how fancy! AKAP-Lbc, a name quite long, But it had a purpose, oh so strong. In humans, it played a vital role, In the lymphocyte blast crisis, a story to unfold. But wait, there's more to this protein tale, ARHGEF13, another name to unveil. For AKAP-Lbc had a secret domain, A guanine nucleotide exchange factor, how insane! This domain, you see, had a special task, To interact with RhoA, a protein in its class. It helped RhoA to bind and exchange, Guanine nucleotides, a biochemical exchange. So let us remember AKAP-Lbc's story, A protein with names, both grand and gory. It encoded the Lbc oncogene, oh so clever, And had a domain for RhoA, a protein to treasure. Random page: INAC Venezuela