Table 2

PTMs and their effects on GAPDH

PTMsEffectsReferences
PhosphorylationBy AKT at thr237: inhibition of GAPDH nuclear translocation and pro-apoptotic functions44
By PKC ι/λ: enhancement of GAPDH participation in secretory pathway and membrane fusion76
By PKCδ: decrease in GAPDH-driven mitophagy83
S-nitrosylationBy NO: stimulation of GAPDH-SIAH1 binding activity, nuclear translocation, and pro-apoptotic functions40
By NO at Cys152: stimulation of GAPDH-SIAH1 binding activity, nuclear translocation, and pro-apoptotic functions84
By IFN and oxidatively modified low-density lipoprotein at Cys247: inhibition of GAPDH chaperone functions91
ADP ribosylationEnhancement of GAPDH pro-survival functions101
CarbonylationInduced by NO: enhancement of GAPDH nuclear translocation and pro-apoptotic functions107
Induced by UV-B and γ-irradiation: enhancement of GAPDH pro-apoptotic functions108
AcetylationBy p300/CBP at Lys160: enhancement of GAPDH pro-apoptotic functions110
By PCAF at Lys117, 227, and 251: enhancement of GAPDH nuclear translocation112
O-GlcANcylationDisruption of GAPDH tetramer formation and enhancement of nuclear translocation and pro-apoptotic functions114
S-glutathionylationInduced by GSNO: effect of GAPDH participation in cell death.115

PTMs, posttranslational modifications; GAPDH, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase; NO, nitric oxide; PCAF, p300/CBP-associated factor.