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"We demonstrate here that tuberin is phosphorylated on s939 and t1462 in response to pi3k activation. Our results are consistent with akt being the pi3k-depen-dent tuberin kinase. The pi3k-akt-mediated phosphorylation of tuberin would inhibit the function of the tuberin-hamartin complex."

"We demonstrate that, upon activation of PI3K, tuberin is phosphorylated on consensus recognition sites for PI3K-dependent S/T kinases. Moreover, Akt/PKB can phosphorylate tuberin in vitro and in vivo. We also show that S939 and T1462 of tuberin are PI3K-regulated phosphorylation sites and that T1462 is constitutively phosphorylated in PTEN(-/-) tumor-derived cell lines."

"We demonstrate that, upon activation of PI3K, tuberin is phosphorylated on consensus recognition sites for PI3K-dependent S/T kinases. Moreover, Akt/PKB can phosphorylate tuberin in vitro and in vivo. We also show that S939 and T1462 of tuberin are PI3K-regulated phosphorylation sites and that T1462 is constitutively phosphorylated in PTEN(-/-) tumor-derived cell lines."

"We demonstrate here that tuberin is phosphorylated on s939 and t1462 in response to pi3k activation. Our results are consistent with akt being the pi3k-depen-dent tuberin kinase. The pi3k-akt-mediated phosphorylation of tuberin would inhibit the function of the tuberin-hamartin complex."

"We demonstrate here that tuberin is phosphorylated on s939 and t1462 in response to pi3k activation. Our results are consistent with akt being the pi3k-depen-dent tuberin kinase. The pi3k-akt-mediated phosphorylation of tuberin would inhibit the function of the tuberin-hamartin complex."

"We demonstrate here that tuberin is phosphorylated on s939 and t1462 in response to pi3k activation. Our results are consistent with akt being the pi3k-depen-dent tuberin kinase. The pi3k-akt-mediated phosphorylation of tuberin would inhibit the function of the tuberin-hamartin complex."

"We demonstrate here that tuberin is phosphorylated on s939 and t1462 in response to pi3k activation. Our results are consistent with akt being the pi3k-depen-dent tuberin kinase. The pi3k-akt-mediated phosphorylation of tuberin would inhibit the function of the tuberin-hamartin complex."

"We demonstrate here that tuberin is phosphorylated on s939 and t1462 in response to pi3k activation. Our results are consistent with akt being the pi3k-depen-dent tuberin kinase. The pi3k-akt-mediated phosphorylation of tuberin would inhibit the function of the tuberin-hamartin complex."

"We demonstrate that, upon activation of PI3K, tuberin is phosphorylated on consensus recognition sites for PI3K-dependent S/T kinases. Moreover, Akt/PKB can phosphorylate tuberin in vitro and in vivo. We also show that S939 and T1462 of tuberin are PI3K-regulated phosphorylation sites and that T1462 is constitutively phosphorylated in PTEN(-/-) tumor-derived cell lines."

"We demonstrate that, upon activation of PI3K, tuberin is phosphorylated on consensus recognition sites for PI3K-dependent S/T kinases. Moreover, Akt/PKB can phosphorylate tuberin in vitro and in vivo. We also show that S939 and T1462 of tuberin are PI3K-regulated phosphorylation sites and that T1462 is constitutively phosphorylated in PTEN(-/-) tumor-derived cell lines."

"Here, we show that erk may play a critical role in tsc progression through posttranslational inactivation of tsc2. s664 is the primary erk phosphorylation site on tsc2 in vitro and in vivo"

"Here, we show that Erk may play a critical role in TSC progression through posttranslational inactivation of TSC2. Erk-dependent phosphorylation leads to TSC1-TSC2 dissociation and markedly impairs TSC2 ability to inhibit mTOR signaling, cell proliferation, and oncogenic transformation. |Serine to alanine substitution at S664 or double S664A/S540A mutagenesis resulted in a marked reduction in TSC2 phosphorylation to a similar extent. In contrast, S540A substitution only moderately impaired TSC2 phosphorylation (Figure 3D), corroborating the notion that in vivo S664 is the most relevant residue for Erk-mediated phosphorylation."

"Here, we show that erk may play a critical role in tsc progression through posttranslational inactivation of tsc2. s664 is the primary erk phosphorylation site on tsc2 in vitro and in vivo"

"Here, we show that Erk may play a critical role in TSC progression through posttranslational inactivation of TSC2. Erk-dependent phosphorylation leads to TSC1-TSC2 dissociation and markedly impairs TSC2 ability to inhibit mTOR signaling, cell proliferation, and oncogenic transformation. |Serine to alanine substitution at S664 or double S664A/S540A mutagenesis resulted in a marked reduction in TSC2 phosphorylation to a similar extent. In contrast, S540A substitution only moderately impaired TSC2 phosphorylation (Figure 3D), corroborating the notion that in vivo S664 is the most relevant residue for Erk-mediated phosphorylation."

"Here, we show that Erk may play a critical role in TSC progression through posttranslational inactivation of TSC2. Erk-dependent phosphorylation leads to TSC1-TSC2 dissociation and markedly impairs TSC2 ability to inhibit mTOR signaling, cell proliferation, and oncogenic transformation. |Serine to alanine substitution at S664 or double S664A/S540A mutagenesis resulted in a marked reduction in TSC2 phosphorylation to a similar extent. In contrast, S540A substitution only moderately impaired TSC2 phosphorylation (Figure 3D), corroborating the notion that in vivo S664 is the most relevant residue for Erk-mediated phosphorylation."

"Here, we show that Erk may play a critical role in TSC progression through posttranslational inactivation of TSC2. Erk-dependent phosphorylation leads to TSC1-TSC2 dissociation and markedly impairs TSC2 ability to inhibit mTOR signaling, cell proliferation, and oncogenic transformation. |Serine to alanine substitution at S664 or double S664A/S540A mutagenesis resulted in a marked reduction in TSC2 phosphorylation to a similar extent. In contrast, S540A substitution only moderately impaired TSC2 phosphorylation (Figure 3D), corroborating the notion that in vivo S664 is the most relevant residue for Erk-mediated phosphorylation."

"Phosphorylation of tsc2 (by akt and erk;refs. 28, 29) and tsc1(by ikkbeta;ref. 30) results in the disruption of the tsc1/2 complex, and thereby activates the oncogenic mtor signaling contributing to tumor progression"

"Insulin activation of mtor requires akt in a manner that involves ikkalpha, preferentially to ikkbeta, and tsc2 phosphorylation"

"Phosphorylation of tsc2 (by akt and erk;refs. 28, 29) and tsc1(by ikkbeta;ref. 30) results in the disruption of the tsc1/2 complex, and thereby activates the oncogenic mtor signaling contributing to tumor progression"

"The mitogen-activated protein kinase (mapk)-activated kinase, p90 ribosomal s6 kinase (rsk) 1, was found to interact with and phosphorylate tuberin at a regulatory site, ser-1798, located at the evolutionarily conserved c terminus of tuberin. Rsk1 phosphorylation of ser-1798 inhibits the tumor suppressor function of the tuberin/hamartin complex, resulting in increased mtor signaling to s6k1"

"The mitogen-activated protein kinase (mapk)-activated kinase, p90 ribosomal s6 kinase (rsk) 1, was found to interact with and phosphorylate tuberin at a regulatory site, ser-1798, located at the evolutionarily conserved c terminus of tuberin. Rsk1 phosphorylation of ser-1798 inhibits the tumor suppressor function of the tuberin/hamartin complex, resulting in increased mtor signaling to s6k1"

"TSC2 mutants that do not bind 14-3-3 are inactive in hypoxia signaling to mTORC1"

"Gsk3 inhibits the mtor pathway by phosphorylating tsc2 in a manner dependent on ampk-priming phosphorylation."

"Gsk3 inhibits the mtor pathway by phosphorylating tsc2 in a manner dependent on ampk-priming phosphorylation."

"Gsk3 inhibits the mtor pathway by phosphorylating tsc2 in a manner dependent on ampk-priming phosphorylation."

"We have observed that ampk directly phosphorylates tsc2, and the ampk-dependent phosphorylation of tsc2 is critical for the coordination between cell growth and cellular energy levels. Phosphorylation of tsc2 by ampk is required for translation regulation and cell size control in response to energy deprivation."

"We have observed that ampk directly phosphorylates tsc2, and the ampk-dependent phosphorylation of tsc2 is critical for the coordination between cell growth and cellular energy levels."

"Recognition of tuberin by an alpha-14-3-3 binding site-specific antibody correlated with mitogen-induced phosphorylation of tuberin and recognition of tuberin by an alpha-Akt phosphorylation substrate antibody."

"Figure 4. S939 and T1462 Are the Major PI3K-Dependent Phosphorylation Sites on Tuberin"

"In fact, AMPK acts on mTOR through phosphorylating and activating tumour suppressor tuberous sclerosis complex-2 (TSC2), an upstream negative regulator of mTOR."