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. 2015 Sep 30;290(48):29095–29105. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M115.667055

TABLE 1.

Studies supporting reciprocal regulation of DAT by phosphorylation and palmitoylation

The indicated reference numbers (parentheses) demonstrate changes in the level of DA transport activity or PKC-stimulated transport down-regulation with parallel analysis of DAT phosphorylation (phosph) or palmitoylation (palm) (direction of changes are indicated by arrows). BoNT/C, botulinum neurotoxin C.

Treatment/condition Transport reducing conditions
Transport increasing conditions
↑ phosph ↓ palm ↓ uptake ↓ phosph ↑ palm ↑ uptake
Phosphorylation modulators PMA (8,9,16, 19,20, 21, 22) PMA (Fig. 2) PMA (8,9,16a, 21, 22) BIM (8,9) BIM (Fig. 2) BIM (↓ down-reg) (9)
OAG (9) OAG (9) Stauro (8,9) Stauro (↓ down-reg) (8,9)
SubstanceP (21) SubstanceP (21)
OA (9,19) OA (Fig. 2) OA (9, 21) BonT/C (37) BonT/C (37)
AMPH (22) AMPH (22)
Palmitoylation modulators 2BP (Fig. 2) 2BP (17) 2BP (17a) DHHC2 (Fig. 3) DHHC2 (30) DHHC2 (30a)
Mutations C580A (Fig. 1) C580A (17, Fig. 1) C580A ↓ Vmax (Fig. 4a) (↑ down-reg) (17Fig. 5)a) S7A (20) S7A (Fig. 1) S7A ↑ Vmax (Fig. 4a) (↓ down-reg) (Fig. 5a)

a Studies showing the presence of transport up- or down-regulation when DAT endocytosis was blocked or when surface levels did not change.