Phosphorylation of PTK2 (FAK) on tyrosine-397 in response to turbulent blood flow

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R-HSA-9861484
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Homo sapiens
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Binding of integrin alpha5:beta1 to extracellular fibronectin matrix causes the phosphorylation of PTK2 (FAK) on tyrosine-397 through an uncharacterized mechanism (Albarrán-Juárez et al. 2018, also inferred from mouse and bovine endothelial cells in Petzold et al. 2009). Annexin A2, presumably in a complex with integrin alpha5:beta1, is also required for phosphorylation of PTK2 (Zhang et al. 2020).
Within focal adhesions, PTK2 is capable of interacting with phosphoinositol-4.5-bisphosphate, paxillin, talin, beta integrins, and SRC (reviewed in Le Coq et al. 2022). PTK2 can transautophosphorylate serine-397 (Schaller et al. 1994, and inferred from the chicken homolog in Acebrón et al. 2020) and phosphoserine-397 recruits the kinase SRC (Schaller et al. 1994).
During acute initial exposure to laminar shear stress, integrin alphaV:integrin beta3 (ITGAV:ITGB3) enhances phosphorylation of PTK2, but integrin alpha5:integrin beta1 (ITGA5:ITGB1) has no effect.
Literature References
PubMed ID Title Journal Year
32673515 Coupling of Integrin α5 to Annexin A2 by Flow Drives Endothelial Activation

Li, B, Yan, M, Ai, D, Zhu, Y, Shi, L, Wang, C, Zhou, T, Lv, H, Xiang, S, Zhang, C, Chen, Z

Circ Res 2020
30194266 Piezo1 and Gq/G11 promote endothelial inflammation depending on flow pattern and integrin activation

Offermanns, S, Althoff, TF, Wettschureck, N, Strilic, B, Albarrán-Juárez, J, Grimm, M, Joseph, S, Iring, A, Wang, S

J Exp Med 2018
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