From: Arrestins: ubiquitous regulators of cellular signaling pathways
 |  | Arrestin conformation†|  |  | |
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Binding proteins* | Arrestin subtype | GPCR-bound | Free | Function | References |
Trafficking proteins | |||||
Clathrin | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | + | Endocytosis | [27] |
AP-2 | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | + | Endocytosis | [28] |
NSF | Arrestin2 | + | + | Endocytosis, recycling | [72] |
Small G proteins and guanyl nucleotide exchange factors | |||||
ARF6 | Arrestin3, arrestin2 | +++ | +++ | Endocytosis, docking | [32,33] |
ARNO | Arrestin3 | +++ | +++ | Endocytosis | [32,33] |
RalGDS | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | ? | +++ | Ral-mediated cytoskeleton reorganization | [36] |
RhoA | Arrestin2 | ? | ? | Angiotensin II-dependent stress fiber formation | [34] |
MAP kinase cascade components | |||||
ASK1 | Arrestin3 | +++ | ? | JNK3 and p38 activation | [38] |
c-Raf-1 | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | ? | ERK activation | [37] |
JNK3 | Arrestin2, arrestin3, rod arrestin, cone arrestin | +++ | +++ | Stabilization of phosphorylated (active) JNK on endosomes; export of phosphorylated (active) JNK from the nucleus | [24,38,54] |
ERK2 | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | ? | Stabilization of phosphorylated (active) ERK on endosomes | [37] |
Non-receptor tyrosine kinases | |||||
c-Src | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | ? | Endocytosis, ERK activation | [39] |
Yes | Arrestin2 | +++ | ? | Gαq activation and GLUT4 transport | [41] |
Hck | Arrestin2 | +++ | ? | Exocytosis of granules in neutrophils | [40] |
Fgr | Arrestin2 | +++ | ? | Exocytosis of granules in neutrophils | [40] |
Non-GPCR membrane proteins | |||||
Na+/H+ exchanger NHE5 | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | ? | + | Trafficking | [52] |
IGF I receptor | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | ? | + | Trafficking | [49] |
LDL receptor | Arrestin3 | ? | + | Trafficking | [51] |
TGF-β receptor type III | Arrestin3 | ? | + | Trafficking | [50] |
TrkA receptor | Arrestin2 | ? | + | Endocytosis, MAPK activation | [73] |
Other | |||||
Mdm2 | Arrestin2, arrestin3, rod arrestin, cone arrestin | ++ | +++ | Receptor ubiquitination, endocytosis, export of Mdm2 from the nucleus | [24,44,55] |
Deltex | Drosophila Kurtz | ? | + | Degradation of Notch receptor | [45] |
IκBα | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | + | Stabilization of IκBα, β2AP and TNFR stimulation | [47,74] |
PDE4D family | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | ? | cAMP degradation | [42] |
PP2A | Arrestin2 | +++ | +++ | Ser412 dephosphorylation | [46] |
MKP7 | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | ? | Dephosphorylation | [43] |
Akt | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | +++ | ? | Dephosphorylation | [46] |
Microtubules | Arrestin2, arrestin3, rod arrestin, cone arrestin | - | +++ | Subcellular localization | [75] |
Dishevelled | Arrestin2, arrestin3 | ? | + | Transcription regulation, endocytosis of Frizzled4 | [76,77] |
TRAF6 | Arrestin3 | ? | ? | Regulation of TLR-IL-1R signaling | [48] |
Histone acetyltransferase p300 | Arrestin2 | ? | +++ | Regulates histone H4 acetylation and activity of p27 and c-fos promoters | [62] |
Calmodulin (with Ca2+) | Arrestin2, arrestin3, rod and cone arrestin | - | +++ | Ca2+ signaling? | [56] |
Small molecules | |||||
Phosphoinositides | Arrestin2, arrestin3, Drosophila arrestin-2 | +++ | +++ | Endocytosis, light-dependent translocation of Drosophila arrestin2 in photoreceptors | [78,79] |
Inositol phosphates | Rod arrestin, arrestin2, arrestin3 | - | +++ | Arrestin oligomerization, inhibition of receptor binding | [80,81] |