Regulatory autophosphorylation sites on protein kinase C-delta at threonine-141 and threonine-295.
Regulatory autophosphorylation sites on protein kinase C-delta at threonine-141 and threonine-295.
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蛋白激酶 C-δ 苏氨酸 141 和苏氨酸 295 处的调节性自磷酸化位点。
DOI:
10.1021/bi802171c
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发表时间:
2009
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2.9
通讯作者:
Steinberg,SusanF
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作者:
Rybin,VitalyiO;Guo,Jianfen;Harleton,Erin;Feinmark,StevenJ;Steinberg,SusanF
Protein kinase C-δ (PKCδ) is a Ser/Thr kinase that regulates a wide range of cellular responses. This study identifies novelin vitroPKCδ autophosphorylation sites at Thr141adjacent to the pseudosubstrate domain, Thr218in the C1A-C1B interdomain, Ser295, Ser302, and Ser304in the hinge region, and Ser503adjacent to Thr505in the activation loop. Cell-based studies show that Thr141and Thr295also are phosphorylatedin vivoand that Thr141phosphorylation regulates the kinetics of PKCδ downregulation in COS7 cells.In vitrostudies implicate Thr141and Thr295autophosphorylation as modifications that regulate PKCδ activity. A T141D substitution markedly increases basal lipid-independent PKCδ activity; the PKCδ-T141D mutant is only slightly further stimulatedin vitroby PMA treatment, suggesting that Thr141phosphorylation relieves autoinhibitory constraints that limit PKCδ activity. Mutagenesis studies also indicate that a phosphorylation at Thr295contributes to the control of PKCδ substrate specificity. We previously demonstrated that PKCδ phosphorylates the myofilament protein cardiac troponin I (cTnI) at Ser23/Ser24when it is allosterically activated by lipid cofactors and that the Thr505/Tyr311-phosphorylated form of PKCδ (that is present in assays with Src) acquires as additional activity toward cTnI-Thr144. Studies reported herein show that a T505A substitution reduces PKCδ-Thr295autophosphorylation and that a T295A substitution leads to a defect in Src-dependent PKCδ-Tyr311phosphorylation and PKCδ-dependent cTnI-Thr144phosphorylation. These results implicate PKCδ-Thr295autophosphorylation as a lipid-dependent modification that links PKCδ-Thr505phosphorylation to Src-dependent regulation of PKCδ catalytic function. Collectively, these studies identify novel regulatory autophosphorylations on PKCδ that serve as markers and regulators of PKCδ activity.