Romano-Nguyen2014 - MST2 and Raf1 Crosstalk
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Lan Nguyen
PROVIDER: MODEL1506070001 | BioModels | 2016-02-10
REPOSITORIES: BioModels
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Protein interaction switches coordinate Raf-1 and MST2/Hippo signalling.
Romano David D Nguyen Lan K LK Matallanas David D Halasz Melinda M Doherty Carolanne C Kholodenko Boris N BN Kolch Walter W
Nature cell biology 20140615 7
Signal transduction requires the coordination of activities between different pathways. In mammalian cells, Raf-1 regulates the MST-LATS and MEK-ERK pathways. We found that a complex circuitry of competing protein interactions coordinates the crosstalk between the ERK and MST pathways. Combining mathematical modelling and experimental validation we show that competing protein interactions can cause steep signalling switches through phosphorylation-induced changes in binding affinities. These inc ...[more]
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