Peroxiredoxins (Prxs) are versatile enzymes that demonstrate various cell functions as peroxidases, protein chaperones, functions of signal modulators and binding partners. It is well established that Prxs can interact with multiple proteins in cells, such as ASK1, Cdk5-p35, JNK, MIF, PDGF, TK R4 and others. In this study, we attempted to evaluate a possible association between ubiquitous Prx II and ATP/ADP buffering enzyme - brain-type creatine kinase (CK BB). Our co-immunoprecipitation (Co-IP) results from the A549 and HeLa cell lysates with overexpressed HA-Prx II and Flag-CK BB have demonstrated strong association between two proteins under non-stressed conditions. This protein interaction was enhanced by the heat treatment with further HA-Prx II precipitation to the immobilized Flag-CK BB depending on the temperature increase. Temperature induced oligomerization of Prx II may contribute to the formation of Prx II conglomerates, which in turn, can associate with CK BB and increase signal intensities on the blotted membranes. Thus, such association and oligomerization of Prx II could take part in recovery and protection of the CK BB enzyme activity from inactivation during heat-induced stress.