Review Article

Proline Rich Motifs as Drug Targets in Immune Mediated Disorders

Table 2

The proline-rich motif (PRM) and the proline-rich motif binding (PRB) domain in immune-related proteins.

Protein receptorPRMPRM interactantPRD critical residueEvidence

Membrane associatedCD28MYPPPYCD80Y71Mutagenesis
CD152MYPPPYCD86FMutagenesis, structural analysis
ICOSFDPPPICOSLY53Mutagenesis, molecular model

CytoplasmicWIPLPPPWASPWHI1 domain, W54Structural analysis

Signal transductionGILZPXXp65TAD (F534. F542)Immunoprecipitation

Transcriptional cofactorsp53PXXPp300(SPC1 192–337) SPC-2 (1737–1913)ChIP
SMRTPXLXPp65TADGST pull-down assays
SMRTMCTFMYND domainMutagenesis
EA1MYND domainSolution structure
ETOMYND domainSolution structure

Myc-related cellular transcription factor; viral oncoproteins EA1; ETO (a nuclear corepressor protein) chromatin immunoprecipitation.