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Phosphatase removes the phosphate groups from protein molecules during the dephosphorylation process. As a result, a phosphatase can deactivate a protein that has been activated by a kinase. Dephosphorylation, however, cannot be reversed.
<h2>What is Phosphorylation?</h2>
It is a process in which a molecule gets attached to a phosphoryl group.
The opposite of the phosphorylation is dephosphorylation in which the molecule looses a phosphoryl group.
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