To date, the intracellular regulation of protein kinase CK2 is unknown. How
ever it was observed that the enzyme associates with several intracellular
proteins and the formation of such molecular complexes may represent a mech
anism for the control of CK2 activity. Using the Interaction Trap system in
yeast, with the CK2 beta as a bait, we looked for CK2 partners. We present
the identification of new potential partners of CK2 beta and it is hoped t
hat their classification will help in understanding the physiological roles
and the regulation of CK2 in the cell.