Structural Basis for AMPK Activation: Natural and Synthetic Ligands Regulate Kinase Activity from Opposite Poles by Different Molecular Mechanisms.
Calabrese, M.F., Rajamohan, F., Harris, M.S., Caspers, N.L., Magyar, R., Withka, J.M., Wang, H., Borzilleri, K.A., Sahasrabudhe, P.V., Hoth, L.R., Geoghegan, K.F., Han, S., Brown, J., Subashi, T.A., Reyes, A.R., Frisbie, R.K., Ward, J., Miller, R.A., Landro, J.A., Londregan, A.T., Carpino, P.A., Cabral, S., Smith, A.C., Conn, E.L., Cameron, K.O., Qiu, X., Kurumbail, R.G.(2014) Structure 22: 1161-1172
- PubMed: 25066137 
- DOI: 10.1016/j.str.2014.06.009
- Primary Citation of Related Structures:  
4QFG, 4QFR, 4QFS - PubMed Abstract: 
AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) is a principal metabolic regulator affecting growth and response to cellular stress. Comprised of catalytic and regulatory subunits, each present in multiple forms, AMPK is best described as a family of related enzymes ...