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AKT phosphorylates PLN at T17

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Relation
PhosphorylationatT17
Participants
AKT FPLX:AKTPLN HGNC:9080
Source
INDRA text mining, 8 sentences from 5 papers, admitted by jev:all_grounded3>=0.8
In projects
PLN mechanism map · Dilated cardiomyopathy 1P

Evidence

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Sentence Paper JEV
Recently, another study showed that activated AKT phosphorylates PLN at Thr 17, providing a new mechanism whereby the preferential translocation of AKT to the SR is responsible for enhancement of contractility without stimulation of hypertrophy. PMID 21742795 0.96
In addition, it has been recently shown that activated Akt interacts and phosphorylates PLN at Thr 17, thus improving Ca 2+ handling and enhancing contractility [XREF_BIBR]. PMID 25774921 0.94
Akt directly phosphorylates PLB at Thr 17 to modulate SR Ca 2+ handling in rat ventricular myocytes [ xref ]; therefore, we extended our hypothesis to integrate Akt activation and targeting to the SR as an effector of MEK7-mediated JNK1 regulation. PMID 23907041 0.94
Upregulating Akt (an important downstream target of the PI3K cascade) increases phosphorylated PLB at Ser16 by reducing protein phosphatase-1 activity ( Rota et al., 2005 ) or directly phosphorylates PLB at Thr17 ( Catalucci et al., 2009 ). PMID 22884808 0.93
Moreover, targeted phosphorylation of PLB-Thr(17) by Akt improved sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca(2+)(i) release and reuptake during LT toxicity. PMID 23907041 0.93
Akt directly phosphorylates PLB at Thr 17 to modulate SR Ca 2+ handling in rat ventricular myocytes [XREF_BIBR]; therefore, we extended our hypothesis to integrate Akt activation and targeting to the SR as an effector of MEK7 mediated JNK1 regulation. PMID 23907041 0.92
Importantly, adenoviral-mediated strategies to improve SR Ca 2+ i handling through phosphorylation of PLB-Thr 17 by Akt resulted in significant improvements in myocyte Ca 2+ i handling, re-uptake and speed of diastolic recovery (Tau) during LT toxicity, establishing PLB as a potential therapeutic target for anthrax-induced cardiac dysfunction. PMID 23907041 0.92
The primary physiological mechanism for relieving SERCA inhibition is through the phosphorylation of PLB at Ser 16 by cAMP dependent protein kinase (PKA), but PLB can also be phosphorylated at Thr 17 by either calcium/calmodulin dependent protein kinase II 22 or Akt 23. PMID 21108950 0.90