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. 2021 Nov 29;41(2):e108591. doi: 10.15252/embj.2021108591

Table 1.

Summary of peptides used in the cellulose peptide array.

ID Sequence UniProt ID Protein Name Membrane hits Lag phase Amplitude Fibril Length (TEM) Dye binding Fibril morphology (AFM) Biosensor cells Amyloid plaques (Xiong et al(2019a, b) Comments
P1 HRKSVFFVGQL Q562E7‐1 WD repeat‐containing protein 81 Yes *** ↑ ns ns ns nt nt Yes Endolysosomal, involved in aggrephagy
P2 NPKLDFFKNFL O94822 E3 ubiquitin‐protein ligase listerin Yes **** ↓ * ↓ ns ns nt nt Yes Part of ribosomal quality control complex
P3 AVLRFFNEVFK P23786 Carnitine O‐palmitoyltransferase 2 Yes **** ↓ ns **** ↑ ns x ****↑ Yes Mitochondrial
P4 SQRLVGFALRR P51790‐2 H(+)/Cl(‐) exchange transporter 3 Yes **** ↑ ns ns ns nt *↑ Yes Endolysosomal, involved in acidification
P5 FMMTVFFAKKL O95196‐1 Chondroitin sulphate proteoglycan 5 Yes **** ↑ **** ↓ ** ↑ * (curcumin) x ns Neurogenesis, trans‐synaptic signalling
P6 KHKPVAFAVRT P54284‐1 Voltage‐dependent L‐type calcium channel subunit beta‐3 Yes ns ns ns ns nt ns Yes Presynaptic depolarization and calcium channel opening
P7 KGTVFFDEFTF O95497 Pantetheinase Yes ns ns ** ↑ ns nt ns Inflammatory response
P8 LPLVIFHELTK O15354 Prosaposin receptor GPR37 Yes *** ↓ **** ↓ ** ↑ ns x nt Receptor for neuroprotective factor
P9 DKLQFFEERRR Q15772‐5 Striated muscle preferentially expressed protein kinase No ns ns ns ns nt nt Possible growth regulator in muscle
P10 PLSRVFFASWR P05164‐1 Myeloperoxidase Yes *** ↑ ns ns ns nt nt Response to oxidative stress
P11 DFRVFFQELVE Q92985‐2 Interferon regulatory factor 7 Yes *** ↓ ns ns ns nt nt Transcription factor regulating inflammation
P12 QRLVGFALRRD Q6ZNZ2 cDNA FLJ26854 Yes *** ↑ ns **** ↓ ns x nt unknown
P13 SGLSLFAETIW O00322 Uroplakin‐1a Yes ns ns ns ns nt nt Component of asymmetric unit membrane
P14 SNLQFKAERIK Q8TDM6‐1 Disks large homolog 5 Yes ns ns ** ↓ ns nt nt Hippo regulator, synaptogenesis
P15 LLAVFFALGLE Q08462 Adenylate cyclase type 2 No ns *** ↑ ns ns nt nt Yes Catalyses cAMP in response to G‐protein signalling
P16 LRKLVRGATLD O95273‐1 Cyclin‐D1‐binding protein 1 Yes ns ns **** ↓ ** (pFTAA) nt nt Negative regulator of cell cycle progression
P17 PRKLDFFRSEK O15031 Plexin‐B2 Yes ns ns ns ** (pFTAA) nt nt Yes Cell surface receptor, synapse assembly
P18 FYLFFFTEKIL Q15043‐1 Metal cation symporter ZIP14 Yes ** ↓ ns ns ns nt nt Yes Metal ion membrane transporter
P19 FIFLRFFAPAI Q14644 Ras GTPase‐activating protein 3 Yes ** ↓ ns **** ↓ ns nt nt Yes Inhibitory regulator of the Ras‐cyclic AMP pathway
P20 YNNLVSFASPL Q96Q15‐1 Serine/threonine‐protein kinase SMG1 No ** ↓ ns **** ↓ ns nt nt Genotoxic stress response
P21 SRRLVPFAQFI Q71RG8 FP2025 Yes ** ↓ ns **** ↓ ns nt nt Unknown
P22 ADKLVFFVNGR P47989 Xanthine dehydrogenase/oxidase Yes ** ↓ ns ns ** (pFTAA) nt nt Contributes to the generation of reactive oxygen species
P23 APQLVFAARAV Q9BZ82 FKSG39 No ** ↓ ns ns *** (pFTAA) nt nt Unknown
P24 VKTLVFFFLES B1AMT5 Cohesin subunit SA‐2 No * ↓ ns ns ns nt nt DNA replication
P25 IPKLVNFATLG P08922 Proto‐oncogene tyrosine‐protein kinase ROS Yes **** ↓ * ↓ ns ns nt nt Orphan receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK)
P26 SKLLVFFRTEA A2RRP1‐1;A2RRP1‐2 Neuroblastoma‐amplified sequence Yes ns **** ↓ ns * (curcumin) nt nt Involved in Golgi‐to‐endoplasmic reticulum (ER) retrograde transport
P27 VGLLVQFAFRE Q99698‐1 Lysosomal‐trafficking regulator Yes **** ↑ ns ns ns nt nt Regulates and/or fission of intracellular vesicles such as lysosomes
P28 PVQLVNFAYRD Q2M3C6‐1;Q2M3C6‐2 Transmembrane protein 266 No ns ns ns ns nt ns Post‐synaptic voltage‐sensor protein
P29 IFSLVFTAVER Q99463;B4DRU5 Putative neuropeptide Y receptor type 6 No ns ns **** ↑ ns nt nt Ligand unknown
P30 GYVLVFDAWTK P51828 Adenylate cyclase type 7 Yes ns *** ↓ ns ns nt nt Catalyses cAMP in response to G‐protein signalling
P31 DWRLVFGAKEI P10323 Acrosin Yes ns ns ns ns nt nt Major protease of mammalian spermatozoa
P32 LALLVFFGDVG Q5GH73‐1;Q96KT3 XK‐related protein 6 No **** ↑ ns ns ns nt nt Integral membrane protein, enriched in brain

The ID is an arbitrary number assigned to each peptide, the full sequence is shown. The UniProt ID (UniProt Consortium, 2008) of the protein from which the segment was taken is provided, as well as its name. Then a summary is provided of its results in the various assays: binding on the peptide array, lag phase and amplitude in the Aβ aggregation kinetics assay using ThT, fibril length determined by TEM, fluorescence emission spectra of amyloid sensor dyes, fibril morphology by AFM and Aβ aggregation in the sensor cell line. Finally, the presence of the protein in patient plaque‐derived data set from Xiong et al (2019a, b) is shown, and finally some comments on function and subcellular localization. * indicates significance (*P ≤ 0.05, **P ≤ 0.01, ***P ≤ 0.001, ****P ≤ 0.0001), ↑ increase compared to Aβ, ↓ decreased compared to Aβ, ns: no significance, nt: not tested, x: observed difference