Detail Information of Post-Translational Modifications
General Information of Drug Transporter (DT) | |||||
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DT ID | DTD0019 Transporter Info | ||||
Gene Name | SLC10A1 | ||||
Transporter Name | Sodium/taurocholate cotransporting polypeptide | ||||
Gene ID | |||||
UniProt ID | |||||
Post-Translational Modification of This DT | |||||
Overview of SLC10A1 Modification Sites with Functional and Structural Information | |||||
Sequence |
MEAHNASAPF NFTLPPNFGK RPTDLALSVI LVFMLFFIML SLGCTMEFSK IKAHLWKPKG
LAIALVAQYG IMPLTAFVLG KVFRLKNIEA LAILVCGCSP GGNLSNVFSL AMKGDMNLSI VMTTCSTFCA LGMMPLLLYI YSRGIYDGDL KDKVPYKGIV ISLVLVLIPC TIGIVLKSKR PQYMRYVIKG GMIIILLCSV AVTVLSAINV GKSIMFAMTP LLIATSSLMP FIGFLLGYVL SALFCLNGRC RRTVSMETGC QNVQLCSTIL NVAFPPEVIG PLFFFPLLYM IFQLGEGLLL IAIFWCYEKF KTPKDKTKMI YTAATTEETI PGALGNGTYK GEDCSPCTA |
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PTM type |
X-Dephosphorylation
X-N-glycosylation
X-Phosphorylation
X-S-nitrosylation
X: Amino Acid
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Dephosphorylation |
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Serine |
1 PTM Phenomena Related to This Residue | Click to Show/Hide the Full List | |||
PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Increasing in taurocholate uptake and SLC10A1 retention in the plasma membrane | [1] | |||
Role of PTM |
Protein Activity Modulation | ||||
Affected Drug/Substrate |
Taurocholate |
Results for Drug |
Incerasing uptake of taurocholate | ||
Modified Residue |
Serine |
Modified Location |
226 | ||
Related Enzyme |
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Studied Phenotype |
Liver cancer [ICD11: 2C12] | ||||
Experimental Material(s) |
Human hepatoma (HuH-7) cells | ||||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Dephosphorylation at SLC10A1 Serine 226 have been reported to increase in taurocholate uptake and NTCP retention in the plasma membrane. | ||||
N-glycosylation |
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Asparagine |
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PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Affecting the function of the physiological bile acid SLC10A1 | [2] | |||
Role of PTM |
Protein Activity Modulation | ||||
Affected Drug/Substrate |
Bile acids |
Results for Drug |
Affecting the transport of bile acids | ||
Modified Residue |
Asparagine |
Modified Location |
5 | ||
Modified State |
Asparagine to Glutamine mutation | ||||
Studied Phenotype |
Liver cancer [ICD11: 2C12] | ||||
Experimental Material(s) |
Human liver carcinoma (HepG11) cells | ||||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Removal of the N-glycosylation at SLC10A1 Asparagine5 (i.e. Asparagine to Glutamine mutation) have been reported to affect its function of the physiological bile acid transporter. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 2 |
Affecting the function of the physiological bile acid SLC10A1 | [2] | |||
Role of PTM |
Protein Activity Modulation | ||||
Affected Drug/Substrate |
Bile acids |
Results for Drug |
Affecting the transport of bile acids | ||
Modified Residue |
Asparagine |
Modified Location |
11 | ||
Modified State |
Asparagine to Glutamine mutation | ||||
Studied Phenotype |
Liver cancer [ICD11: 2C12] | ||||
Experimental Material(s) |
Human liver carcinoma (HepG11) cells | ||||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Removal of the N-glycosylation at SLC10A1 Asparagine11 (i.e. Asparagine to Glutamine mutation) have been reported to affect its function of the physiological bile acid transporter. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 3 |
Have the potential to influence SLC10A1 | [3] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Asparagine |
Modified Location |
117 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
N-linked Glycosylation at SLC10A1 Asparagine 117 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 4 |
Have the potential to influence SLC10A1 | [3] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Asparagine |
Modified Location |
336 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
N-linked Glycosylation at SLC10A1 Asparagine 336 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
Phosphorylation |
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Serine |
1 PTM Phenomena Related to This Residue | Click to Show/Hide the Full List | |||
PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Have the potential to influence SLC10A1 | [4] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Serine |
Modified Location |
142 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Phosphorylation at SLC10A1 Serine 142 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
S-nitrosylation |
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Cysteine |
1 PTM Phenomena Related to This Residue | Click to Show/Hide the Full List | |||
PTM Phenomenon 1 |
May contribute to the development of cholestasis by inhibiting SLC10A1 function | [5] | |||
Role of PTM |
Protein Activity Modulation | ||||
Affected Drug/Substrate |
Na(+) taurocholate (TC) |
Results for Drug |
Decreasing uptake of Na(+) taurocholate (TC) | ||
Modified Residue |
Cysteine |
Modified Location |
96 | ||
Studied Phenotype |
Liver cancer [ICD11: 2C12] | ||||
Experimental Material(s) |
Human hepatoma (HuH-7) cells | ||||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
S-nitrosylation at SLC10A1 Cysteine 96 have been reported to potentially inhibit its function and thus contribute to the development of cholestasis. | ||||
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