2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.febslet.2012.06.006
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Pleckstrin homology (PH) like domains – versatile modules in protein–protein interaction platforms

Abstract: a b s t r a c tThe initial reports on pleckstrin homology (PH) domains almost 20 years ago described them as sequence feature of proteins involved in signal transduction processes. Investigated at first along the phospholipid binding properties of a small subset of PH representatives, the PH fold turned out to appear as mediator of phosphotyrosine and polyproline peptide binding to other signaling proteins. While phospholipid binding now seems rather the exception among PH-like domains, protein-protein interac… Show more

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“…Thus, PH-like domains are more versatile than initially thought. Our finding of a phosphoinositideindependent interaction between the SLAT PH domain and active Rap1 supports the emerging, although underappreciated, role of PH domains in protein-protein interactions (Balla, 2005;Kavran et al, 1998;Lemmon, 2004;Scheffzek and Welti, 2012), including our recent finding that SLAT regulates Ca 2+ signaling through a direct interaction of its PH domain with the IP 3 R1 (also known as ITPR1) (Fos et al, 2014). Other examples include the interactions of PKD1 with active Rap1 (Medeiros et al, 2005), RIAM with SKAP-55 (Menasche et al, 2007b) and Itk kinase with calmodulin (Wang et al, 2014) through their respective PH domains.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Thus, PH-like domains are more versatile than initially thought. Our finding of a phosphoinositideindependent interaction between the SLAT PH domain and active Rap1 supports the emerging, although underappreciated, role of PH domains in protein-protein interactions (Balla, 2005;Kavran et al, 1998;Lemmon, 2004;Scheffzek and Welti, 2012), including our recent finding that SLAT regulates Ca 2+ signaling through a direct interaction of its PH domain with the IP 3 R1 (also known as ITPR1) (Fos et al, 2014). Other examples include the interactions of PKD1 with active Rap1 (Medeiros et al, 2005), RIAM with SKAP-55 (Menasche et al, 2007b) and Itk kinase with calmodulin (Wang et al, 2014) through their respective PH domains.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Nonetheless, the higher affinity of PH domain for the receptor compared with CTD and the ability of the 5-HT 6 inverse agonist to prevent association of 5-HT 6 receptor with PH domain but not with CTD suggest a prominent role of PH domain in the interaction between both protein partners. PH-like domains have long been associated with proteins involved in signal transduction (25). Neurofibromin PH domain is adjacent to the central GTPase-activating proteinrelated domain and the Sec14-homologous Sec domain that interacts with glycerophospholipids (26).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…4,5 The alternate site is on the opposite side of the b1/b2 loop, and includes interaction with the b5/b6 loop, corresponding to the phosphoinositide binding site in the PH domains of spectrin, TIAM1 and Slm1, for example. 4,5,102,103 The crystal structures of the unliganded ASAP1 PH domain and the PH domain with diC4-PtdIns(4,5)P 2 (a water soluble form of PI (4,5)P 2 with 4 carbon acyl groups) were determined (Fig. 6).…”
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