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Table 1 GEFs, GAPs, GDIs, and GDFs of RhoA

From: RhoA: a dubious molecule in cardiac pathophysiology

Group

Regulator name in human (mouse)

Interaction with SMGS

Domains

Receptor activation

References

GEFs

Dbl

Rho/Rac/Cdc42

DH/PH

(Gαq/11)

[56, 136, 174]

Dbs

Rho, Cdc42

DH/PH

(Gαq/11)

[136, 171]

LARG-RhoGEF (ARHGEF12)

Rho

DH/PH, PDZ

Gα12/13

[3, 159]

Lbc (AKAP/ARHGEF13)

Rho

DH/PH

Gα12/13

[3, 183]

Lfc (ARHGEF2/GEF-H1)

Rho

DH/PH

Gα12/13

[50, 107]

p63RhoGEF, *GEFT

Rho

DH/PH

Gαq/11

[100, 136]

p115RhoGEF (ARHGEF1/Lsc)

Rho

DH/PH, RH

Gα12/13

[50, 57, 85]

PDZ-RhoGEF (ARHGEF11)

Rho

DH/PH, RH, PDZ

Gα12/13

[3, 46]

Vav1

Rho/Rac/Cdc42

DH/PH, SH2

Src

[28]

Vav2

Rho

DH/PH, SH2

Src

[145]

Group

Regulator (name)

Interaction with SmGs

Model

Reference

GAPs

Graf

Rho, Cdc42

Chicken embryo (CE) cells

[62]

Dlc1

Rho/Rac/Cdc42

Tumor cells (liver, HeLa)

[177]

Myr5

Rho, Cdc42

Isolated GTPases

[129]

RA-RhoGAP

Rho

Smooth muscle

[184]

ARAP3

Rho, Arf

Smooth muscle

[184]

p50RhoGAP

Rho, Rac, Cdc42

Kidney cells (HEK), fibroblasts (COS-7)

[11, 87]

p190RhoGAP

Rho Rac, Cdc42

Tumor cells (HeLa), fibroblasts (COS-7), neurons

[7, 59, 132]

Group

Regulator (name)

Interaction with SmGs

Model

Reference

GDIs

RhoGDI1 (RhoGDIα)

Rho/Rac/Cdc42

Neurons

[166]

*RhoGDI2 (RhoGDIβ/D4/ Ly-GDI)

Rho/Rac/Cdc42

Lymphocytes

[92, 144]

*RhoGDI3 (RhoGDIγ)

RhoB and RhoG (not RhoA and RhoC)

Tumor cells (HeLa)

[180]

Group

Regulator (name)

Interaction with GDIs

Model

Reference

GDFs

ERM

RhoGDIα

Fibroblasts (COS-7)

[160]

p75NTR

RhoGDI

Neuroblasts (PC12)

[175]

IΚΚγ/NEMO

RhoGDI

HEK cells (293 T)

[80]

  1. Listed are the GEFs, GAPs, GDIs and GDFs which have been shown to interact with RhoA. For the GEFs the SmG-(sub-) family with which members they interact besides RhoA is listed, as well as the conserved domains which are responsible for the interaction with the SmG and the mechanism of activation. For the GAPs, GDIs and GDFs also the interaction partners and the cell model in which the activity on RhoA has been shown are listed. (* = isoform)