We screened 44 proteins involved in breast cancer cell migration and invasion simultaneously using a Phosphoproteome Profiler Array, and confirmed expression/phosphorylation of 7 of the proteins that were significantly altered in cells overexpressing the T286D phosphomimic mutant form of CaMKII, compared to those overexpressing the WT and T286V phosphonull form, to identify proteins/pathways that were altered following T286 phosphorylation. The gene discussed is CAMK2G; the disease is breast carcinoma.