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Table 1 Select reported protein substrates of PKM2

From: Protein kinase function of pyruvate kinase M2 and cancer

Substrates

Amino acids

Functions

Reference

AKT1S1

Ser202, Ser203

mTORC1 signaling

He et al. [77]

Bcl2

Thr69

Apoptosis

Liang et al. [32]

Bub3

Tyr207

Cell cycle

Jiang et al. [28]

Histone H1

  

Ignacak and Stachurska [107]

Histone H3

Thr11

Gene transcription

Yang et al. [12]

Histone H2AX

Ser139

Genomic instability

Xia et al. [33]

MLC2

Tyr118

Cell cycle

Jiang et al. [29]

PAK2

Ser20, Ser141, Ser192, Ser197

Tumor invasion, metastasis

Cheng et al. [24]

SNAP-23

Ser95

Exosome release

Wei et al. [34]

STAT3

Tyr705, Thr454

Nuclear translocation, gene transcription

Gao et al. [20]; Yu et al. [61]

Interacting-partners when PKM2 serves as a transcription coactivator

 β-catenin

  

Yang et al. [19]; Yang et al. [23]; Liang et al. [68]

 HIF-1α

  

Luo et al. [69]

 Oct4

  

Lee et al. [71]; Morfouace et al. [21]

 STAT5a

  

Park et al. [70]

  1. AKT1S1, AKT1 substrate 1; Bcl-2, B-cell lymphoma 2; Bub3, spindle checkpoint protein; HIF-1α, hypoxia inducible factors-1 alpha; MLC2, myosin light chain 2; Oct4, octamer-binding transcription factor 4; PAK2, p21-activated kinase 2; SNAP-23, synaptosome-associated protein 23; STAT: signal transducers and activators of transcription