Detail Information of Post-Translational Modifications
General Information of Drug Transporter (DT) | |||||
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DT ID | DTD0026 Transporter Info | ||||
Gene Name | SLC22A11 | ||||
Transporter Name | Organic anion transporter 4 | ||||
Gene ID | |||||
UniProt ID | |||||
Post-Translational Modification of This DT | |||||
Overview of SLC22A11 Modification Sites with Functional and Structural Information | |||||
Sequence |
MAFSKLLEQA GGVGLFQTLQ VLTFILPCLM IPSQMLLENF SAAIPGHRCW THMLDNGSAV
STNMTPKALL TISIPPGPNQ GPHQCRRFRQ PQWQLLDPNA TATSWSEADT EPCVDGWVYD RSVFTSTIVA KWDLVCSSQG LKPLSQSIFM SGILVGSFIW GLLSYRFGRK PMLSWCCLQL AVAGTSTIFA PTFVIYCGLR FVAAFGMAGI FLSSLTLMVE WTTTSRRAVT MTVVGCAFSA GQAALGGLAF ALRDWRTLQL AASVPFFAIS LISWWLPESA RWLIIKGKPD QALQELRKVA RINGHKEAKN LTIEVLMSSV KEEVASAKEP RSVLDLFCVP VLRWRSCAML VVNFSLLISY YGLVFDLQSL GRDIFLLQAL FGAVDFLGRA TTALLLSFLG RRTIQAGSQA MAGLAILANM LVPQDLQTLR VVFAVLGKGC FGISLTCLTI YKAELFPTPV RMTADGILHT VGRLGAMMGP LILMSRQALP LLPPLLYGVI SIASSLVVLF FLPETQGLPL PDTIQDLESQ KSTAAQGNRQ EAVTVESTSL |
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PTM type |
X-N-glycosylation
X-Phosphorylation
X-Ubiquitination
X: Amino Acid
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N-glycosylation |
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Asparagine |
3 PTM Phenomena Related to This Residue | Click to Show/Hide the Full List | |||
PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [1] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Asparagine |
Modified Location |
39 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
N-linked Glycosylation at SLC22A11 Asparagine 39 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 2 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [1] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Asparagine |
Modified Location |
56 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
N-linked Glycosylation at SLC22A11 Asparagine 56 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 3 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [1] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Asparagine |
Modified Location |
99 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
N-linked Glycosylation at SLC22A11 Asparagine 99 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
Unclear Residue |
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PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Affecting the surface membrane expression of SLC22A11 | [2] | |||
Role of PTM |
Surface Expression Modulation | ||||
Experimental Material(s) |
Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells | ||||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
N-glycosylation at SLC22A11 have been reported to affect its surface membrane expression. | ||||
Phosphorylation |
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Serine |
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PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [3] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Serine |
Modified Location |
174 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Phosphorylation at SLC22A11 Serine 174 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 2 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [3] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Serine |
Modified Location |
186 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Phosphorylation at SLC22A11 Serine 186 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 3 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [4] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Serine |
Modified Location |
318 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Phosphorylation at SLC22A11 Serine 318 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
Threonine |
3 PTM Phenomena Related to This Residue | Click to Show/Hide the Full List | |||
PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [3] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Threonine |
Modified Location |
185 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Phosphorylation at SLC22A11 Threonine 185 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 2 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [3] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Threonine |
Modified Location |
187 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Phosphorylation at SLC22A11 Threonine 187 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
PTM Phenomenon 3 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [3] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Threonine |
Modified Location |
192 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Phosphorylation at SLC22A11 Threonine 192 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
Tyrosine |
1 PTM Phenomena Related to This Residue | Click to Show/Hide the Full List | |||
PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Have the potential to influence SLC22A11 | [3] | |||
Role of PTM |
Potential impacts | ||||
Modified Residue |
Tyrosine |
Modified Location |
196 | ||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Phosphorylation at SLC22A11 Tyrosine 196 has the potential to affect its expression or activity. | ||||
Ubiquitination |
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Unclear Residue |
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PTM Phenomenon 1 |
Leading to the internalization of SLC22A11 from cell surface to intracellular endosomes and subsequent degradation | [5] | |||
Role of PTM |
Degradation via Proteosome | ||||
Related Enzyme |
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Experimental Material(s) |
African green monkey kidney fibroblast-like (COS-7) cells | ||||
Experimental Method |
Co-Immunoprecipitation | ||||
Detailed Description |
Ubiquitination at SLC22A11 have been reported to result in its internalization from cell surface to intracellular endosomes and subsequent degradation. | ||||
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