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Gi-protein

Function: - second messengers relaying signals from G-protein-coupled receptors (serpentine receptors) - inhibits adenyl cyclase (see Gi-alpha) - phosphorylation of MAP kinases Structure: - Gi-alpha - G-beta/gamma - GDP/GTP complex

Interactions

molecular events

General

G-protein

Properties

COMPARTMENT: plasma membrane* CELL: most cell types* ORGANISM: eukaryote* MOTIF: Mg+2-binding site SUBUNITS: Gi-alpha MOTIF: binding site EFFECTOR-BOUND: G-beta/gamma P-loop EFFECTOR-BOUND: guanosine triphosphate Mg+2-binding site Ser phosphorylation site guanine nucleotide-binding site EFFECTOR-BOUND: guanosine diphosphate ADP-ribosylation site ADP-ribosylation site {C350} GTP-binding regulatory protein beta MOTIF: WD repeat (8) membrane region Ser phosphorylation site guanine nucleotide binding protein (G protein), gamma subunit MOTIF: CaaX motif SITE: C-TERMINUS QUALITIES: AAX-TRUNCATED CARBOXYMETHYLATED EFFECTOR-BOUND: prenyl BOUND-VIA: cysteine residue

References

  1. Bourne HR et al, The GTPase superfamily: a conserved switch for diverse cell functions Nature 348:125 1990 PMID: 2122258
  2. UniProt :accession Q9BPV8

Components

G-beta/gamma Gi-alpha GTP-binding regulatory protein beta guanine nucleotide binding protein (G protein), gamma subunit