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We welcome your feedback about PhosphoSite. If you wish to contribute to PhosphoSite by suggestting changes or additions to its content, please use the form below.

For all other issues, please contact the editors at EditorPhosphoSite@cellsignal.com

Please note that if you are submitting in vivo mammalian Phosphorylation Sites not yet in PhosphoSite there must be compelling evidence that this site is phosphorylated in intact cell.

We are especially interested in including records that

1) first demonstrated that the site is phosphorylated in vivo, or
2) demonstrate ground-breaking significance of particular phosphorylation sites.

* Name of protein

* Species

* Phosphorylation site(s) (e.g., Y475, S5, T13)

* Name of journal

* Year of publication

* Journal page

First author

Incorrect information in PhosphoSite?

Suggested correction(s) of the incorrect data

New information to be added by this paper?

* Name

* Email

* Institution Name

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Acknowledgements

We will gratefully acknowledge users who contribute significantly to the contents of PhosphoSite. Users who have submitted five or more new in vivo phosphorylation sites and that are described in at least three different articles or other records will be acknowledged.


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We welcome your feedback about PhosphoSite. If you wish to contribute to PhosphoSite by suggestting changes or additions to its content, please use the form below. For all other issues, please contact the editors at EditorPhosphoSite@cellsignal.com
Please note that if you are submitting in vivo mammalian Phosphorylation Sites not yet in PhosphoSite there must be compelling evidence that this site is phosphorylated in intact cell.
We are especially interested in including records that 1) first demonstrated that the site is phosphorylated in vivo, or 2) demonstrate ground-breaking significance of particular phosphorylation sites.
* Name of protein
* Species
* Phosphorylation site(s) (e.g., Y475, S5, T13)
* Name of journal
* Year of publication
* Journal page
First author
Incorrect information in PhosphoSite?
Suggested correction(s) of the incorrect data
New information to be added by this paper?
* Name
* Email
* Institution Name
	Enter the characters from the image below
* Image Characters


Acknowledgements We will gratefully acknowledge users who contribute significantly to the contents of PhosphoSite. Users who have submitted five or more new in vivo phosphorylation sites and that are described in at least three different articles or other records will be acknowledged.