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PLN binds ATP2A2

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Relation
Complex
Participants
PLN HGNC:9080ATP2A2 HGNC:812
Source
INDRA text mining, 40 sentences from 24 papers, admitted by jev:all_grounded3>=0.8
In projects
PLN mechanism map · Dilated cardiomyopathy 1P

Evidence

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Sentence Paper JEV
When PLN is dephosphorylated, PLN binds to SERCA2 to form the PLN and SERCA2 complex, which reduces the affinity of SERCA2 for Ca 2+. PMID 32489586 0.91
The PLB and SERCA2 complex plays a crucial role in calcium homeostasis in cardiomyocytes and is major regulator of cardiac contractility in vivo. PMID 26441649 0.90
When PLN is dephosphorylated, PLN binds to SERCA2 to form the PLN–SERCA2 complex, which reduces the affinity of SERCA2 for Ca 2+ . PMID 32489586 0.90
In conclusion, the Ca 2+ affinity of SERCA2 in the heart is tightly controlled by regulating the PLB-SERCA2 interaction. PMID 17306367 0.88
Specifically, in its unphosphorylated state, PLB interacts with SERCA2 exerting an inhibitory effect manifested largely through a decrease in the enzyme 's affinity for Ca 2+. PMID 20419345 0.88
In the resting state, the unphosphorylated PLN interacts with SERCA2 and inhibits its activity. PMID 24613710 0.88
Nonphosphorylated, monomeric PLN binds SERCA2 tightly and inhibits its Ca 2+ pumping activity; this inhibitory effect of PLN on SERCA2 is relieved upon PLN phosphorylation and pentameric formation. PMID 28630914 0.88
SERCA2 colocalizes on SR membrane with a unique endogenous inhibitory peptide known as phospholamban (PLN) that stoichiometrically interacts with SERCA2 with 1:1 ratio and critically regulate SERCA2 enzymatic activity (calcium-dependency and maximal velocity; Tada & Toyofuku, 1998; MacLennan & Kranias, 2003 ). PMID 15737405 0.87
PLB, a 52-kDa phosphoprotein, is associated with SERCA2 in cardiomyocytes. PMID 15808842 0.87
β 1 AR stimulation also leads to phosphorylation of PLN, which is associated with SERCA2. PMID 33475150 0.87
In human myocardium, the AKAP18δ orthologue, AKAP18γ, similarly complexes with PKA, PLN-SERCA2 and phosphodiesterase 3A1 (PDE3A1) to control Ser16-PLN phosphorylation and SR Ca 2+ reuptake xref . PMID 34814703 0.87
Unphosphorylated PLN binds SERCA2 and inhibits calcium transport activity. PMID 36177749 0.87
Conversely, dephosphorylated PLN interacts with SERCA2 decreasing its affinity to Ca 2+ [ xref ]. PMID 36350464 0.87
Nonphosphorylated, monomeric PLN binds SERCA2 tightly and inhibits its Ca 2+ pumping activity; this inhibitory effect of PLN on SERCA2 is relieved upon PLN phosphorylation and pentameric formation ( xref ). PMID 28630914 0.87
Within the SR, PDE4D is associated with the SERCA2–PLN complex, where it plays a key role in controlling cAMP levels. PMID 40136709 0.87
Apart from the phosphorylation status of SERCA2 and PLB complex, discussed below, SR Ca 2+ uptake is dependent on the relative levels of both proteins, i.e. reduced at lower SERCA2 and PLB ratio [XREF_BIBR]. PMID 20419345 0.86
Dephosphorylated PLN binds to SERCA2 and suppresses its activity, whereas phosphorylation of PLN on Ser16 by PKA dissociates PLN from SERCA2, increasing the Ca 2+ reuptake into the SR. PMID 22859670 0.86
PLN binds to and inhibits SERCA2 when dephosphorylated. PMID 24141185 0.86
Apart from reduced content of SERCA2 or SERCA2 and PLB ratio, discussed above, lower pumping activity of SERCA2 in aging myocardium may result from reduced phosphorylation of the SERCA2 and PLB complex. PMID 20419345 0.85
Recently, xref also showed that PDE3A1 also associates with the PLB/AKAP18δ/SERCA2 supramolecular signaling complex in human myocardium SR. PMID 26441649 0.85
In the dephosphorylated state, PLN binds to and inhibits SERCA2. PMID 33049962 0.85
Within STR, LPS decreased SERCA2a (28%, p=0.032) and Phospholamban (PLB; 59%, p=0.05) protein abundance but increased PLB bound to SERCA2 (100%, p=0.052), which antagonizes SERCA2a function. PMID 35553879 0.85
Several studies reported co-localization of S100A1 with the SERCA2 and PLB complex in cardiomyocytes (XREF_FIG) and demonstrated a Ca 2+ dependent interaction between the EF-hand Ca 2+ sensor and the SR Ca 2+ pump as well as with its inhibitory peptide PLB [XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR - XREF_BIBR]. PMID 19538970 0.84
At the molecular level, they are attributable to a reduced protein expression of SERCA2 or its ratio to PLB (XREF_TABLE) and/or reduced phosphorylation of the SERCA2 and PLB complex by PKA and CaMK [XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR]. PMID 20419345 0.84
When PLN binds to SERCA2, it decreases the affinity of the enzyme for calcium ions, preventing calcium re-entry into the SR and causing its accumulation in the cytoplasm. PMID 39821325 0.84
Interestingly, S100A1 binding to the SERCA2 and PLB complex neither changed PLB and SERCA2 stoichiometry nor PLB phosphorylation at serine 16 or threonine 17 [XREF_BIBR]. PMID 19538970 0.84
Dephosphorylated PLN inhibits SERCA2 activity, whereas PLN phosphorylation at Thr17 by CaMKIIδ (or Ser16 by protein kinase A (PKA)) reduces PLN interaction with SERCA2 and relieves this inhibition xref . PMID 34814703 0.84
For example, local [Ca 2+ ] near the PLN-SERCA2 complex is expected to be too low to appreciably activate CaMKII, while CaMKII near RYRs in the dyadic cleft should be activated by the much higher local [Ca 2+ ] levels xref . PMID 34814703 0.84
For example, local [Ca ] near the PLN-SERCA2 complex is expected to be too low to appreciably activate CaMKII, while CaMKII near RYRs in the dyadic cleft should be activated by the much higher local [Ca ] levels . PMID 34814703 0.84
In addition, PLB–SERCA2 interaction appears to be the rate-limiting step for establishing the set point of basal cardiac contractility and relaxation in vivo, and the disruption of this interaction can thereby short circuit the β-adrenergic pathway. PMID 10555147 0.83
When PLN is phosphorylated, the PLN–SERCA2 complex dissociates, and SERCA2 regains its Ca 2+ -binding ability [ xref ]. PMID 32489586 0.83
Taken together, the data strongly support that AKAP18δ anchors CaMKIIδ to PLN-SERCA2, and thereby controls CaMKIIδ-mediated Thr17-PLN phosphorylation. PMID 34814703 0.83
Phospholamban (PLN) is a prominent regulator of the SERCA2 with an established role in maintaining Ca 2+ homeostasis in the heart; although the interaction of PLN with SERCA2 has been largely regarded as cardiac-specific, our findings challenge this view and suggest that the role of PLN extends beyond the cardiovascular system to impact brain function. PMID 38045420 0.83
The studies discussed in Section 4 paint the uniform picture that augmentation of cardiomyocyte contractility through intervention with the SERCA2–PLB interaction is of significant benefit to the failing myocardium. PMID 17005265 0.82
The PDE4D is incorporated in the SERCA2-PLB signaling complex in mouse VM ( xref ), while PDE4D3 was integrated into SR-associated RyR2 complex ( xref ). PMID 30356755 0.82
The objective of this study was to investigate CaMKIIδ anchoring and regulation at SERCA2-PLN and RYR. PMID 34814703 0.82
RYR has been identified together with PLN-SERCA2 in SR nanodomains xref . PMID 34814703 0.82
Previous studies in guinea-pig myocardium showed that istaroxime stimulates the SR Ca 2+ ATPase (SERCA2) activity [6] probably by modulating the interaction between SERCA2 and its endogenous inhibitor phospholamban [7] . PMID 21354172 0.81
However, the mechanisms for CaMKIIδ anchoring to SERCA2-PLN and RYR and its regulation by local Ca 2+ signals remain elusive. PMID 34814703 0.81
In the present work, we show that AKAP18δ also anchors CaMKIIδ to PLN-SERCA2 and RYR, defining AKAP18δ as the first CaMKII anchoring protein. PMID 34814703 0.81