Table 1

PTN/PTPRZ1 signalling alters the phosphorylation state of key regulators of cell migration

ProteinPeptide(s)Ascore (%)
Afadin(K)QGAIYHGLATLLNQPSPmmQR(I)>99
(R)SSPNVANQPPSPGGK(G)>99
DLQYITISKEELSSGDSLSPDPWKR>50
PaxillinRPVFLSEEPPYSYPTGNHTYQEIAVPPPVPPPPSSEALN!GTVLDPLDQWQPSGSR>80
Supervillin(R)SISFPEVPRSPK(Q)>90
(K)QIPSSPLQQPASPNHPGDSPLPTEAR(A)>99
(R)EmEKSFDEHTVPK(R)>99
(R)RGSLELGNPSAAHLGDELK(E)>99
TalinALDYYMLR>80
TensinHVAYGGYSTPEDR>90
HVAYGGYSTPED>80
SYSPYDYQLHPAASNQSFRPK>50
  • MF-HSC were treated with vehicle (PBS; PTN) or PTN (100 ng/mL) for 3 h under serum free conditions. Whole cell extracts were prepared and phosphopeptides identified by LC-MS/MS following protein or peptide phosphotyrosine immunoprecipitations. High-resolution spectra were annotated at a 1.0% false discovery rate within Scaffold following Mascot database searching versus a SwissProt_Mouse forward/decoy database. Unique PTN-induced phosphopeptides relative to control are provided. Probability of phosphorylation localisation was calculated using AScore algorithm. Lower case ‘m’ designates oxidation on Met.

  • MF-HSC, myofibroblastic-hepatic stellate cells; PTN, pleiotrophin; PTPRZ1, protein tyrosine phosphatase receptor zeta-1.