Table 1.
Protein | Modifier | Function/process | Targets |
---|---|---|---|
CDC20/Phos:1 | Decreased | Ubiquitin protein ligase activity | |
Increased | Spindle checkpoint | ||
BUB1B/Phos:2 | Increased | Protein binding | BUB1 |
Increased | Protein binding | PP2A | |
Increased | Protein kinase activity | ||
Increased | Attachment of spindle microtubules to kinetochores | ||
Increased | Metaphase plate congression | ||
BUB1B/Phos:3 | Increased | Metaphase plate congression | |
Increased | Chromosome segregation | ||
Increased | Spindle checkpoint | ||
Increased | Protein localization to kinetochore | MAD1L1, MAD2L1 | |
Decreased | Negative regulation of protein phosphorylation | NDC80 | |
BUB1B/Phos:4 | Increased | Attachment of spindle microtubules to kinetochores | |
Increased | Inhibition of mitotic anaphase-promoting complex activity | ||
Increased | Metaphase plate congression | ||
AURKB/Phos:1 | Increased | Protein kinase activity | |
Increased | Chromosome segregation | ||
Increased | Metaphase plate congression | ||
Increased | Spindle checkpoint | ||
ATM/Phos:2 | Increased | Protein kinase activity | |
Increased | Spindle Checkpoint | ||
HHTA1/Phos:2 | Increased | Protein localization to chromosome, centromeric region | SGOL1 |
H3T3ph | Increased | Protein binding | BIRC5 |
Increased | Protein localization to chromosome, centromeric region | AURKB, CDCA8, INCENP, BIRC5 |
PRO terms retrieved using the search query: “Taxon ID 9606 (human) AND Ontology ID GO:0000776 (kinetochore) AND Modifier NOT NULL OR Taxon ID 9606 (human) and Ontology ID GO:0000779 (condensed chromosome, centromeric region) and Modifier NOT NULL.” Results were restricted to phosphorylated proteins only by selecting “Phosphorylated forms” from the Quick Links menu. Protein binding partners were obtained from the “Interaction with” column of the Functional Annotation section of the PRO entry page. Targets for the annotation terms “Protein localization to the kinetochore,” “Protein localization to the chromosome, centromeric region,” and “Negative regulation of protein phosphorylation” were obtained from the comment column of the PAF.