Journal
PROTEOMICS
Volume 9, Issue 23, Pages 5233-5242Publisher
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/pmic.200900266
Keywords
Bioinformatics; Databases; Protein phosphorylation; Protein-protein interaction; Proteome analysis; Systems biology
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The explosion of site- and context-specific in vivo phosphorylation events presents a potentially rich source of biological knowledge and calls for novel data analysis and modeling paradigms. Perhaps the most immediate challenge is delineating detected phosphorylation sites to their effector kinases. This is important for (re)constructing transient kinase-substrate interaction networks that are essential for mechanistic understanding of cellular behaviors and therapeutic intervention, but has largely eluded high-throughput protein-interaction studies due to their transient nature and strong dependencies on cellular context. Here, we surveyed some of the computational approaches developed to dissect phosphorylation data detected in systematic proteomic experiments and reviewed some experimental and computational approaches used to map phosphorylation sites to their effector kinases in efforts aimed at reconstructing biological signaling networks.
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