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Table 4 Literature references for predicted FIs added to human curated GBM pathway from the TCGA GBM data set

From: A human functional protein interaction network and its application to cancer data analysis

Pathway gene

FI partner

Reference

Comment

CCNE1

FBXW7

[99]

Turnover of CCNE1 protein is dependent on FBXW7 protein

CDK4

ASPM

[100]

Physical interaction: functional relationship is not clear

CDKN1A

PIM1

[101]

Pim-1 kinase dependent phosphorylation of p21Cip1/WAF1 (CDKN1A) influences subcellular localization of p21

CDKN1B

NUP50

[70]

NUP50 protein is required for degradation of CDKN1B protein, which is important in cell cycle regulation

E2F1

TRRAP

[102]

TRRAP is required as a cofactor for E2F transcriptional activation

EGFR

ANXA1

[103]

ANXA1 protein and other annexins are involved in degradation of EGFR protein

EGFR

ROS1

 

This may be a false positive example

EGFR

TNC

[71]

TNC protein is a ligand for EGFR

EP300

GLI1

[104]

GLI1 is involved in a GLU1-p53 inhibitory loop

EP300

IQGAP1

[105]

Physical interaction: functional relationship is not clear

EP300

PROX1

[106]

Physical interaction: functional relationship is not clear

EP300

TCF12

[107]

Form a functional complex in neurons

GRB2

SYP

[108]

SYP involvement in the RAS pathway has been reported some time ago

GRB2

TNK2

[109]

TNK2 protein is a target of GRB2 protein

MSH6

PMS2

[110]

PMS2 has been treated as a DNA repair gene

PDPK1

RPS6KA3

[111]

Phosphoserine-mediated recruitment of PDPK1 to RPS6KA3 leads to coordinated phosphorylation and activation of PDPK1 and RPS6KA3

PRKCA

ANXA7

[112]

Calcium-dependent membrane fusion driven by annexin 7 can be potentiated by protein kinase C and guanosine triphosphate

SRC

CD46

[113]

CD46 is a substrate of SRC

SRC

MAPK8IP2

[114]

Though no direct evidence shows a functional relationship between these two genes, it is shown that an isoform of JIP (MAPK8IP2), JIP1, is regulated by Src family kinases

TP53

CYLD

 

CYLD is a deubiquitinating enzyme. Several deubiquitinating enzyme have been shown to be involved in the p53 pathway; however, no evidence has been provided for CYLD in the p53 pathway

TP53

KLF4

[115]

KLF4 is a direct suppressor of expression of TP53

TP53

KLF6

[116]

Physical interaction: TP53 may enhance the function of KLF6

TP53

TOP1

[117]

Activity of TOP1 may be modulated by P53