PPM1A (Proteinska fosfataza 1A) je enzim koji je kod ljudi kodiran PPM1A genom.[1][2]
Kratke činjenice Proteinska fosFataza, Mg2+/Mn2+ zavisna, 1A, Dostupne strukture ...
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Protein kodiran ovim genom je član PP2C familije Ser/Thr proteinskih fosfataza. Članovi PP2C familije su poznati kao negativni regulatori ćelijskog puta kojim se odgovara na stres. Ova fosfataza defosforiliše, i negativno reguliše aktivnosti MAP kinaza i MAP kinaza kinaza. Pokazano je da inhibira aktivaciju p38 i JNK kaskade kinaza indukovanu stresovima životne sredine. Ova fosfataza može takođe da defosforiliše ciklin-zavisne kinaze, i stoga može da učestvuje u kontroli ćelijskog ciklusa. Prekomerno izražavanje ove fosfataze može da aktivira izražavanje tumor supresornih gena TP53/p53, što dovodi do G2/M blokade ćelijkog ciklusa i apoptoze. Poznate su tri alternativno splajsovane transkriptne varijante koje kodiraju dve distinktne izoforme.[2]
PPM1A formira interakcije sa metabotropnim glutamatnim receptor 3.[3] PPM1A može da prekine TGF-beta signalizaciju putem inaktivacije Smad3 defosforilacijom. Smad3 je esencijalna komponenta TGF-beta signalnog puta.
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