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Table 2 Computationally determined sites of probable lipid binding. A matrix algorithm [11] was used to identify probable lipid-binding sites in the following cytoskeletal proteins; α-actinin [14], Arp2 [16], CapZβ-1 (submitted, TBMM), Talin [12-13, 121] and Vinculin [14]. In-vitro experimental support for the computationally predicted sites for α-Actinin, Arp2, Talin, and Vinculin (site 935–978) was obtained from a variety of techniques including hydrophobic labeling, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), Langmuir Blodgett (film balance), T-jump, CD spectroscopy, cryo-electron microscopy (EM), FTIR, and isothermal titration calorimetry.

From: Protein-lipid interactions: correlation of a predictive algorithm for lipid-binding sites with three-dimensional structural data

Protein

Sequence Residues

Species

Sequence

Experimental (in-vitro) Validation

α-actinin

281–300

Gallus gallus

EKLASDLLEWIRRTIPWLEN Residues (287–306) of 1HCI

DSC, Centrifugation, SDS-PAGE [14]

 

720–739

Gallus gallus

QLLTTIARTINEVENQILTR Residues (726–745) of 1HCI

DSC, Centrifugation, SDS-PAGE [14]

Arp2

185–202

A. castellanii

RDVTRYLIKLLLLRGYVF

DSC, Film Balance, Temperature Jump [16]

CapZβ-1

134–151

Homo sapiens

IKKAGDGSKKIKGCWDSI

No data

 

215–232

Homo sapiens

RLVEDMENKIRSTLNEIY

No data

Talin

385–406

M. musculatus

GEQIAQLIAGYIDIILKKKKSK

Isothermal Titration Calorimetry, Monolayer Expansion, CD-spectroscopy [15]; FTIR [86] Resonance energy transfer, Cryo-EM [90]

Vinculin

935–978

Gallus gallus

RLVRGGSGNKRALIQCAKDIAKASDEVT RLAKEVAKQCTDKRIR

Co-sedimentation, Hydrophobic Photolabeling [102]

 

1020–1040

Gallus gallus

TEMLVHNAQNLMQSVKETVRE

No data

 

1052–1066

Homo sapiens

AGFTLRWVRKTPWYQ

No data