A palmitoylation code controls PI4KIIIα complex formation and PI(4,5)P2 homeostasis at the plasma membrane.
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In this paper, a tri-Cys motif in EFR3B was used to identify a palmitoylation code in controlling protein-protein and protein-lipid interactions affecting a plasma membrane-resident lipid biosynthetic pathway.Abstract:
PI4KIIIα is the major enzyme responsible for generating the phosphoinositide PI(4)P at the plasma membrane. This lipid kinase forms two multicomponent complexes, both including a palmitoylated anchor, EFR3. Whereas both PI4KIIIα complexes support production of PI(4)P, the distinct functions of each complex and mechanisms underlying the interplay between them remain unknown. Here, we present roles for differential palmitoylation patterns within a tri-Cys motif in EFR3B (Cys5/Cys7/Cys8) in controlling the distribution of PI4KIIIα between these two complexes at the plasma membrane and corresponding functions in phosphoinositide homeostasis. Spacing of palmitoyl groups within three doubly palmitoylated EFR3B "lipoforms" affects both its interactions with TMEM150A, a transmembrane protein governing formation of a PI4KIIIα complex functioning in rapid PI(4,5)P2 resynthesis following PLC signaling, and its partitioning within liquid-ordered and -disordered regions of the plasma membrane. This work identifies a palmitoylation code in controlling protein-protein and protein-lipid interactions affecting a plasma membrane-resident lipid biosynthetic pathway.read more
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