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== Structural highlights ==
== Structural highlights ==
==3D structures of importin==
[[Importin 3D structures]]
</StructureSection>
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*''IPO-α 1 complex with NLS peptide''
*''IPO-α 1 complex with NLS peptide''


**[[4b18]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + telomerase reverse transcriptase<br />
**[[4wv6]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + TFIID<br />
**[[6bw0]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + Nipa virus peptide<br />
**[[6bw1]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + Hendra virus peptide<br />
**[[5w4e]], [[5w4f]], [[5w4g]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + polymerase peptide<br />
**[[5h43]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + histone acetyltransferase KAT8<br />
**[[4mz5]], [[4mz6]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + dUTPase<br />
**[[4mz5]], [[4mz6]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + dUTPase<br />
**[[4oih]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + guanine nucleotide exchange factor SRM1<br />
**[[4oih]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + guanine nucleotide exchange factor SRM1<br />
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**[[5klr]], [[5klt]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + NLS <br />
**[[5klr]], [[5klt]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + NLS <br />
**[[5k9s]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + HNF-b <br />
**[[5k9s]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + HNF-b <br />
**[[4b18]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + telomerase reverse transcriptase<br />
**[[6iu7]], [[6iua]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + TP53-binding protein <br />
**[[4wv6]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + TFIID<br />
**[[6bw0]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + Nipa virus peptide<br />
**[[6bw1]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + Hendra virus peptide<br />
**[[5w41]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + Zika virus peptide <br />
**[[5w41]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + Zika virus peptide <br />
**[[5v5o]], [[5v5p]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + influenza virus peptide <br />
**[[5v5o]], [[5v5p]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + influenza virus peptide <br />
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**[[5u5p]], [[5u5r]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + MLH1 peptide <br />
**[[5u5p]], [[5u5r]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + MLH1 peptide <br />
**[[5gxw]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + NUMA peptide <br />
**[[5gxw]] – mIPO NLS-binding domain + NUMA peptide <br />
**[[5w4e]], [[5w4f]], [[5w4g]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + polymerase peptide<br />
**[[5h43]] – hIPO NLS-binding domain + histone acetyltransferase KAT8<br />
**[[4b8o]] – rIPO NLS-binding domain + SV40<br />
**[[4b8o]] – rIPO NLS-binding domain + SV40<br />
**[[4b8p]] – rIPO NLS-binding domain + A89<br />
**[[4b8p]] – rIPO NLS-binding domain + A89<br />
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*''IPO-β 1 complex with protein''
*''IPO-β 1 complex with protein''


**[[1qgx]], [[1qgr]] – hIPO + IPO-α 2 IBB domain<br />
**[[1qgx]], [[1qgk]] – hIPO + IPO-α 2 IBB domain<br />
**[[1ibr]] – hIPO + GTPase Ran<br />
**[[1ibr]] – hIPO + GTPase Ran<br />
**[[2bku]], [[3ea5]] – yIPO + GTPase Ran<br />
**[[2bku]], [[3ea5]] – yIPO + GTPase Ran<br />
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**[[5xah]] – hIPO residues 668-1081  <br />
**[[5xah]] – hIPO residues 668-1081  <br />
**[[5xbk]] – hIPO residues 668-1081 + histone H3 peptide <br />
**[[5xbk]] – hIPO residues 668-1081 + histone H3 peptide <br />
*IPO-7
**[[6n88]] – IPO + hIPO-90 + histone H1.0 – frog – Cryo EM  <br />
*IPO-9
**[[6n1z]] – hIPO + histone H2A + histone H2B  <br />


*IPO-12 (Transportin-3)
*IPO-12 (Transportin-3)
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**[[2xwu]] – hIPO + UBC9<br />
**[[2xwu]] – hIPO + UBC9<br />
**[[3zjy]] – hIPO + GTPase Ran + EIF-1A<br />
**[[3zjy]] – hIPO + GTPase Ran + EIF-1A<br />
*IPO-90
**[[6n89]] – hIPO-90 + histone H1.0 – Cryo EM  <br />
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Revision as of 13:28, 27 August 2019


Function

Importins (IPO) mediate the import of cellular proteins into the nucleus by binding to the Nuclear Localization Signal (NLS). IPO has 2 subunits: α and β. IPO-α is an adaptor protein which binds the NLS[1]. IPOs can contain one or two NLS motifs. IPO-α contains several armadillo repeats with two NLS-binding sites and an IPO-β binding (IBB) site. IPO-β contains 19 HEAT (solenoid domain) repeats. Many nuclear proteins contain Phe-Gly sequences which can bind to HEAT repeats and thus be transported. See also Protein Transport Membrane Protein.

Disease

IPO-α isoform expression is altered in many kinds of cancer.

Relevance

Specific IPO-α isoforms are critical in nerve regenerative response after injury. Loss of IPO-α expression in aging myocardial cells could make recovery after heart disease in elderly patients more difficult[2].

Structural highlights

3D structures of importin

Importin 3D structures


Structure of yeast importin α NLS-binding domain (grey) complex with nucleoplasmin peptide (green) (PDB code 1ee5).

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3D structures of importin3D structures of importin

Updated on 27-August-2019

ReferencesReferences

  1. Mattaj IW, Englmeier L. Nucleocytoplasmic transport: the soluble phase. Annu Rev Biochem. 1998;67:265-306. PMID:9759490 doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1146/annurev.biochem.67.1.265
  2. Pumroy RA, Cingolani G. Diversification of importin-alpha isoforms in cellular trafficking and disease states. Biochem J. 2015 Feb 15;466(1):13-28. doi: 10.1042/BJ20141186. PMID:25656054 doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1042/BJ20141186

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