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Diagram of the human androgen receptor gene

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Schematic diagram of the human androgen receptor gene

Schematic diagram of the human androgen receptor gene

Black areas = trans-activation domains; P = proline directed phosphorylated Ser residues; HSP = heat shock protein; pKC = protein kinase C; pKA = protein kinase A; MAPK = mitogen-activated protein kinase; DNA-Dep Kin = DNA-dependent kinase; Ser-Pro = serine-proline directed kinase; Cas-Kin II = casein kinase II.

Adapted from Wiener et al., MacLean et al., Blok et al., and Zhou et al.

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