| Originally
identified in yeast, as an actin binding protein (Drubin
et al, 1990)
associated with the membrane (Mulholland
et al, 1994),
Abp1p has an ADF homology domain and an SH3 domain. Mammalian
homologs have been discovered and are thought to have a role in
endocytosis (Kessels
et al, 2000 & 2001).
Although not an essential gene in itself (Holtzman
et al, 1993; Adams et al, 193),
Abp1p is required in fimbrin nulls and SLA1 SLA2 nulls. Abp1p binds
actin through a region homologous to ADF/cofilin and to dynamin through
the SH3 domain (Kessels
et al, 2001).
It is possibly through the interaction of dynamin that Abp1p may have a
function to play in the complex process of endocytosis (Jeng
& Welsch, 2001).
It is surprising that Abp1p is not an essential gene (in yeast) as this
protein seems to be involved in so many different many actin -dependent
activities.
A number of
binding partners for the SH3 domain and other domains have now been
established (Table 1).
| Protein |
Function |
Abp1p
domain bound |
References |
| Actin |
Forms
filaments |
ADH
domain |
|
| Ark1p |
Actin
regulating kinase |
SH3 |
Fazi
et al, 2002 |
| Arp2/3
complex |
Nucleates
actin filaments and caps pointed ends of filaments. |
|
Goode
et al, 2001;
Evangelista, et
al, 2000 |
| Myosin
V |
Actin
based motor |
SH3 |
Fazi
et al, 2002 |
| Prk1p |
Actin
regulating kinase |
SH3 |
Fazi
et al, 2002 |
| RVS167 |
|
SH3 |
Lila
& Drubin, 1997 |
| Srv2p
CAP |
An
adenylyl cyclase associated protein that activates its activity
which itself is an actin-binding protein. |
SH3 |
Lila
& Drubin, 1997 |
| Synaptojanin |
|
SH3 |
Fazi
et al, 2002 |
| |
|
|
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| Table
1 |
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