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. 2023 Dec 14;24(24):17488. doi: 10.3390/ijms242417488

Table 1.

Post-translational protein modifications of CDKN1A.

Post-Translational Modification Site Effector Observed Effect Reference
Phosphorylation Thr-55 MELK (mouse) Induce interaction CDK2/CDK4 [16]
Thr-57 MAPK1, MAPK14 and MAPK8 Cytoplasmic localisation and degradation [17,18]
Thr-80 LKB1 Degradation [19]
Thr-145 AKT1, CHEK1, DAPK1, PIM1, PIM2, PKA Impairs binding to PCNA
Enhances protein stability
Alters protein localisation
[20,21]
Ser-31 Unknown Unknown/identified using mass spectrometry [22]
Ser-98 ASK1 Unknown [23]
Ser-114 GSK3-beta Enhances ubiquitination [24]
Ser-123 Unknown Protein stabilisation [25]
Ser-130 CDK6, MAPK, MAPK14, MAPK8 Impairs stability [26,27]
Ser 137 Unknown [28]
Ser-153 DYRK1B, PKCA Cytoplasmic localisation [29]
Ser-160 PKC Modulates binding to PCNA [30]
Ser-146 AKT, CHEK1, DAPK1, LATS2, NUAK1, PKC, PRKCD, STK38 Impairs binding to PCNA
Protein stabilisation
[31,32]
Tyr-151 Unknown Unknown [33]
Ubiquitination Lys-16
Lys-75
Lys-141
Lys-154
Lys-161
Lys-163
Breast cancer cell growth-induced Protein degradation [34]
Acetylation Lys-141
Lys-154
Lys-161
Lys-163
HDAC1, TSA induced, cell growth and carcinogenesis inhibited Protein stabilisation enhanced following acetylation [35]
Methylation Arg-156 PRMT6 Induction of cytoplasmic localisation [36]