Displays a modest preference for threonine over serine residues. Does not phosphorylate myosin II, however can phosphorylate MBP, in vitro. May be involved in the regulation of myosin II function during cytokinesis. Overexpression leads to impaired cell proliferation in suspension culture and fails to develop beyond the mound stage. Both overexpression and absence of the gene can result in defects in cytokinesis and alterations in myosin II abundance and assembly. {Experimental EvidencePubMed:15728726, Experimental EvidencePubMed:18381083}.