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Identification of SFXN1 partners LC-MSMS

ABSTRACT: Sideroflexins (SFXN) are evolutionarily conserved mitochondrial carriers belonging to the SCL56 family. Because little is known about SFXN1 interactome, a high-throughput search of SFXN1 binding partners was launched with the aim to better understand its mitochondrial functions. The large-scale identification of SFXN1 physical partners was based on co-immunoprecipitation followed by shotgun mass spectrometry (coIP/LC-MSMS).

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive

ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens (human)

TISSUE(S): Cell Suspension Culture, Breast

SUBMITTER: Mourad Bekhouche

LAB HEAD: Nathalie Le Floch-Leleu

PROVIDER: PXD030749 | Pride | 2022-10-14

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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A High-Throughput Search for SFXN1 Physical Partners Led to the Identification of ATAD3, HSD10 and TIM50.

Tifoun Nesrine N Bekhouche Mourad M De Las Heras José M JM Guillaume Arnaud A Bouleau Sylvina S Guénal Isabelle I Mignotte Bernard B Le Floch Nathalie N

Biology 20220831 9

Sideroflexins (SFXN, SLC56) are a family of evolutionarily conserved mitochondrial carriers potentially involved in iron homeostasis. One member of the SFXN family is SFXN1, recently identified as a human mitochondrial serine transporter. However, little is known about the SFXN1 interactome, necessitating a high-throughput search to better characterize SFXN1 mitochondrial functions. Via co-immunoprecipitation followed by shotgun mass spectrometry (coIP-MS), we identified 96 putative SFXN1 intera ...[more]

PMID: 36138777

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