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Visser, Johan Georg; Borowicz, Pawel; Chan, Hanna; Hauge, Anette; Kjelstrup, Hanna & Spurkland, Anne
(2023).
Lck-SH2 domain superbinder for characterization of phosphotyrosine signaling in T-cell receptor pathway.
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Borowicz, Pawel; Peters, Timo; Platzer, Rene; Seigner, Jacqueline; el Darwich, Manal & Kjelstrup, Hanna
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(2023).
Chimeric antigen receptors with Lck-adaptors' sequences.
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Gilmour, Brian Christopher; Chan, Hanna; Borowicz, Pawel; Phuyal, Santosh; Lossius, Andreas & Spurkland, Anne
(2023).
β2, or not β2? Connecting the Lck-adaptor TSAd to integrin β2 via a combined wet lab & bioinformatic approach.
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Gilmour, Brian Christopher; Chan, Hanna; Borowicz, Pawel; Johan Georg, Visser; Lossius, Andreas & Spurkland, Anne
(2022).
Applying bioinformatics to pick-apart elusive protein functions: Focusing on TSAd/SH2D2A, an immune kinase adaptor.
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Chan, Hanna; Borowicz, Pawel; Kjelstrup, Hanna; Gilmour, Brian Christopher; Loza, Ivan Garcia & Stensland, Maria
[Show all 8 contributors for this article]
(2022).
Novel interaction partners of the SH2 domain in
T cell specific adaptor protein (TSAd).
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Borowicz, Pawel; Gopalakrishnan, Ramakrishna Prabhu; Chan, Hanna; Granum, Stine; Abrahamsen, Greger & Foss, Stian
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(2022).
How to investigate the function of a single amino acid? Using the example of a conserved pTyr motif in the unstructured C-terminus of TSAd.
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Gilmour, Brian Christopher; Chan, Hanna; Borowicz, Pawel; Kjelstrup, Hanna & Spurkland, Anne
(2021).
Application of bioinformatics to outstanding questions in immunology: TSAd (T cell adapter protein).
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Borowicz, Pawel; Gopalakrishnan, Ramakrishna Prabhu; Chan, Hanna; Kjelstrup, Hanna; Foss, Stian & De Souza, Gustavo Antonio
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(2019).
A conserved pTyr motif in the unstructured C-terminus regulates the function of the T cell specific adaptor TSAd.
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Borowicz, Pawel; Sundvold-Gjerstad, Vibeke; Chan, Hanna; Abrahamsen, Greger; Kjelstrup, Hanna & Medina, Daniel
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(2019).
Tyr192 in the Lck SH2 domain affects the regulation of Lck activity.
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Borowicz, Pawel; Sundvold-Gjerstad, Vibeke; Abrahamsen, Greger; Kjelstrup, Hanna; Nyman, Tuula Anneli & Spurkland, Anne
(2018).
Lck’s interactome is influenced by phosphorylation of Tyr192 in the Lck SH2 domain.
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Borowicz, Pawel; Sundvold-Gjerstad, Vibeke; Abrahamsen, Greger; Kjelstrup, Hanna; Nyman, Tuula Anneli & Spurkland, Anne
(2018).
Lck’s interactome is influenced by phosphorylation of Tyr192 in the Lck SH2 domain.
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Borowicz, Pawel; Sundvold-Gjerstad, Vibeke; Abrahamsen, Greger; Kjelstrup, Hanna; Nyman, Tuula Anneli & Spurkland, Anne
(2018).
Lck’s interactome is influenced by phosphorylation of Tyr192 in the Lck SH2 domain.
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Borowicz, Pawel; Sundvold-Gjerstad, Vibeke; Abrahamsen, Greger; Kjelstrup, Hanna & Spurkland, Anne
(2017).
The regulatory role of Lck Tyr192 in T cell receptor signalling.
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Borowicz, Pawel; Gopalakrishnan, Ramakrishna Prabhu; De Souza, Gustavo Antonio; Abrahamsen, Greger; Sundvold-Gjerstad, Vibeke & Spurkland, Anne
(2017).
The interactome of TSAd phosphopeptides in T cells.
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Borowicz, Pawel; Sundvold-Gjerstad, Vibeke; Abrahamsen, Greger & Spurkland, Anne
(2016).
Generation of CRISPR/Cas9 mutants in
order to study TCR signalling pathway.
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Borowicz, Pawel & Spurkland, Anne
(2016).
Intracellular signaling in CRISPR mutated Jurkat T cells.
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Borowicz, Pawel & Spurkland, Anne
(2020).
Regulation of T cell activation by two conserved phosphotyrosines in Lck and its adapter protein TSAd.
Universitetet i Oslo.
ISSN 978-82-8377-575-4.
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T cells are major players in the immune system. These cells can recognize dangerous antigens through their specific receptors. Harnessing the power of T cells would be beneficial for not only fighting numerous infectious diseases, but also for treating cancer or preventing autoimmune diseases. However, the intracellular signalling involved in the T-cell receptor (TCR) pathway is remarkably complex. It is necessary to understand it more fully in order to control the T cells behaviour. We focused on two proteins involved in TCR signalling.
First, lymphocyte-specific protein tyrosine kinase (Lck) starts a phosphorylation cascade downstream of TCR stimulation. Lck itself is tightly controlled by the phosphorylation of two tyrosines: Tyr394 and Tyr505. Recently a third tyrosine, Tyr192, emerged as an important regulatory site.
Second, T cell specific adaptor protein (TSAd) is best known for its interaction with Lck. Its main function is to facilitate binding between other proteins. TSAd itself contains a number of phosphotyrosines. One of the most interesting is Tyr290, as it is highly conserved, but it is not predicted to be a prototypic binding site.
The aim of this thesis was to understand the function of two phosphotyrosines, Tyr192 in Lck and Tyr290 in TSAd, in order to better comprehend the intracellular signalling of the TCR. The study was based on the knock-in cell lines generated with CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing. The mutated cell lines were studied using a wide spectrum of molecular biology techniques, including mass spectrometry, western blotting, immunoprecipitation and flow cytometry.
Our findings revealed that Lck Tyr192 could control and stabilize Lck activity, both positively and negatively. TSAd Tyr290 could also control the protein’s activity. Our results suggest that this tyrosine most likely facilitates the proteins conformation. We have shown that both phosphotyrosines could influence the whole TCR signalling pathway.