Figure 2 - The kinase activities of T
RI and T
RII are required for T
RI sumoylation.
From the following article
The type I TGF-
receptor is covalently modified and regulated by sumoylation
Jong Seok Kang, Elise F. Saunier, Rosemary J. Akhurst & Rik Derynck
Nature Cell Biology 10, 654 - 664 (2008) Published online: 11 May 2008
doi:10.1038/ncb1728

(a) Activated T
RI is more sumoylated than wild-type T
RI. In vitro sumoylation of immunopurified Flag-tagged wild-type and activated (ca) T
RI in the presence or absence of recombinant SUMO-1, Aos1/Uba2 (E1), and Ubc9. The reaction mixture was analysed by western blotting for T
RI. (b) Effects of the T
RI kinase inhibitor and T
RI dephosphorylation on T
RI sumoylation. In vitro sumoylation was performed as in a with wild-type or activated (ca) T
RI, as indicated, in the presence or absence of the T
RI kinase inhibitor SB431542. The phosphates were removed from T
RI with lambda phosphatase before in vitro sumoylation. (c) The kinase activities of T
RII and T
RI are required for efficient T
RI sumoylation. 293T cells co-expressed a cytoplasmic receptor chimaera T
RII-RI, in which the T
RI cytoplasmic domain follows the T
RII cytoplasmic domain, or chimaeras in which the T
RII and/or T
RI kinase activities were inactivated by point mutation (KR), with Myc-tagged (M-) SUMO-1 and Ubc9. Sumoylation of the chimaera was analysed by western blotting. (d) In vitro sumoylation of immunopurified cytoplasmic receptor chimaeras or each of the kinase-defective receptor chimaeras, used in c. (e) Diagram showing TGF-
-induced sumoylation of T
RI in the receptor complex.
