Identifier |
Residue |
Sequence |
Organism |
Cell Line |
SIGNOR-202804 |
Ser5 |
sEFLKQAW |
Homo sapiens |
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pmid |
sentence |
24103589 |
Trpm7 was responsible for phosphorylation of the serine 5 (ser5) residue [29]. In 2009, the study focused on an association between anxa1 and trpm7 confirmed the presence of a trpm7/annexin a1/mg2_+ complex, suggesting a novel pathway in bradykinin signaling, dependent on pkc and c-src [30]. Even though that pathway is not fully characterized, the same team that discovered the ser5 phosphorylation of anxa1 also reported crucial relevance of this modification for anxa1 membrane binding and especially for the interaction between annexin a1 and its known partner, the calcium binding protein s100a11 |
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