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• W2851541389 abstract "Abstract Understanding how bacteria hijack eukaryotic cells during infection is vital to develop better strategies to counter the pathologies that they cause. ATM kinase family members phosphorylate eukaryotic protein substrates on Ser or Thr residues followed by Gln. The kinases are active under oxidative stress conditions and/or the presence of ds-DNA breaks. While examining the protein sequences of well-known bacterial effector proteins such as CagA and Tir, we noticed that they often show conserved (S/TQ) motifs, even though the evidence for effector phosphorylation by ATM has not been reported. We undertook a bioinformatics analysis to examine effectors for their potential to mimic the eukaryotic substrates of the ATM kinase. The candidates we found could interfere with the host’s intracellular signaling network upon interaction, which might give an advantage to the pathogen inside the host. Further, the putative phosphorylation sites should be accessible, conserved across species and, in the vicinity to the phosphorylation sites, positively charged residues should be depleted. We also noticed that the reverse motif (QT/S) is often also conserved and located close to (S/TQ) sites, indicating its potential biological role in ATM kinase function. Our findings could suggest a mechanism of infection whereby many pathogens inactivate/modulate the host ATM signaling pathway." @default.
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• W2851541389 date "2018-07-09" @default.
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• W2851541389 title "Conserved SQ and QS motifs in bacterial effectors suggest pathogen interplay with the ATM kinase family during infection" @default.
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• W2851541389 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/364117" @default.
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