Description: Alternative splicing removes the di-lysine ER-retention motif of UDP-galactose translocator (SLC35A2), abrogating binding to Coatomer subunit alpha (COPA). This motif localises Isoform UGT1 of UDP-galactose translocator (SLC35A2) exclusively in the Golgi whereas Isoform UGT2 of UDP-galactose translocator (SLC35A2) shows dual expression in both the Golgi and the ER. This motif is considered a weak retention signal.
Participants: (1) UDP-galactose translocator (SLC35A2) (2) Coatomer subunit alpha (COPA)
(1) Endoplasmic reticulum retention of the large splice variant of the UDP-galactose transporter is caused by a dilysine motif.Kabuss et al. Glycobiology (2005)
Other switches involving interfacesWD domain, G-beta repeat - 36 more (view)
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