obsolete abolished protein tyrosine phosphorylation during cellular response to hydrogen peroxide true abolished protein tyrosine phosphorylation during cellular response to H2O2 OBSOLETE. A cellular process phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which the phosphorylation of tyrosine residues in one or more specific proteins, or of specific protein sites, does not occur during a cellular response to hydrogen peroxide. protein tyrosine phosphorylation abolished during cellular response to hydrogen peroxide FYPO:0002284 FYPO:0006232 This term was made obsolete to implement a decision that protein modification terms should only include residue-specific information in cases where it is especially biologically significant, such as in histones or the RNA polymerase II CTD. In all other cases, phenotypic effects on specific modified residues should be captured in annotation extensions. abolished protein tyrosine phosphorylation during cellular response to hydrogen peroxide during vegetative growth 2013-06-13T11:35:45Z midori abolished protein tyrosine phosphorylation during cellular response to hydrogen peroxide during mitotic cell cycle