An assessment of human insulin receptor phosphorylation and exogenous kinase activity following deletion of 69 residues from the carboxyl-terminus of the receptor beta-subunit.
An assessment of human insulin receptor phosphorylation and exogenous kinase activity following deletion of 69 residues from the carboxyl-terminus of the receptor beta-subunit.
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删除受体 β 亚基羧基末端 69 个残基后,评估人胰岛素受体磷酸化和外源激酶活性。
DOI:
10.1016/0006-291x(92)92353-y
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发表时间:
1992
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Ellis,L
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作者:
Tavaré,JM;Ramos,P;Ellis,L
A mutant human insulin receptor with a carboxyl-terminal deletion of 69 amino acids (proreceptor residues 1287–1355) is expressed as a stable protein in transiently transfected COS cells. We find that in intact cells this mutant is phosphorylated in an insulin-dependent manner on core tyrosines 1158, 1163 and 1163. As expected, the carboxyl-terminal β-subunit phosphorylation sites (serines 1305/6, tyrosines 1328 34 and threonine 1348) are absent from this mutant. However, the two major insulin-stimulated serine phosphopeptides remain. In intact cells, insulin stimulates exogenous substrate phosphorylation by the truncated receptor only∼ 1.9-fold (cf.∼ 1.9-fold for the wild-type receptor in these cells), a consequence of a∼ 4.8-fold elevation in basal insulin-independent kinase activity.