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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Trends Biochem Sci. 2009 Nov 11;35(4):236–245. doi: 10.1016/j.tibs.2009.10.003

Table 2.

Mucin-interacting partners and their interaction site/structure present in corresponding mucins

Mucin Binding partner Interaction site of specific mucins Reference
MUC1a β-catenin SAGNGGSSL (SRM; serine rich motif) present in the CT [47]
HSP90 SAGNGGSSL (SRM; serine rich motif) present in the CT [25]
HSP70 CT (amino acids 46-72) [45]
FGFR3 CT (amino acids 46-72) [25]
γ-catenin SAGNGGSSL (SRM; serine rich motif) present in the CT [64]
ER α CT (amino acids 9-46) [54]
GRB2 pYTNP motif in the CT [42]
p53 CT (amino acids 9-46) [53]
IKKβ CT (amino acids 1-45) [44]
IKKγ CT (amino acids 46-72) specifically within the SAGNGGSSLS motif (SRM) [44]
galectin-3 TF-antigen [16]
MUC17 PDZK1 TTSF motif present in the CT [56]
MUC16 moesin RRRKK, the polybasic sequence present in the CT [55]
galectin-3 O-glycans [14]
galectin-1 O-glycans [13]
MUC20 Met CT (amino acids 451-503) [22]
MUC5B histatin1
statherin and histatin 3 and 5
Cysl and Cys2 (in Tandem repeat region) and Cys8a (in C-terminus)
Cys8a (in C-terminus)
[7]
MUC7 α-amylase, PRP2, PRP3, PRP4, statherin, histatin 1 N-terminal 144 residues of MUC7 [9]
a

For the individual kinases that interact with the MUC1 CT, the phosphorylation site is considered to be the site of interaction.