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"A mutation in AKAP9 in the KCNQ1 binding domain reduces the interaction between KCNQ1 and AKAP9 blunting physiologic adrenergic mediated increase in I Ks thereby generating the LQT11 phenotype."

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"Later, Kurokawa et al reconstituted such effects in a recombinant expression system by coexpressing AKAP9 (Yotiao) and demonstrated that AKAP9 forms a macromolecular complex with KCNQ1, Type II regulatory subunit of PKA (RII), and protein phosphatase 1 (PP1) and brings PKA to the vicinity of the channel to phosphorylate a serine residue (S27) on KCNQ1 amino terminus xref ."

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"Specifically, recent findings from Kass and Ackerman have identified AKAP9-S1570L which markedly diminishes the interaction of yotiao with KCNQ1, resulting in reduction in PKA-dependent phosphorylation of Kv7.1, and thus striking inhibition of I KS regulation by cAMP. xref Similar to models of LQT1 - associated mutations in KCNQ1 that block yotiao binding and I KS phospho-regulation, yotiao mutations are also predicted to prolong the action potential and increase arrhythmia susceptibility (now termed type 11 long QT syndrome). xref In support of this notion, the S1570L proband displayed a clinical LQTS phenotypes (now referred to as type 11 long QT syndrome; MIM#611820) similar to LQT1 mutations that block KCNQ1 association with yotiao (female, QT c 485 ms presenting with syncope and family history of LQTS). xref Together, these two related studies have revealed the critical importance of local regulation of ion channels by accessory ChIPs, as well as demonstrate the power of combining clinical genetics and molecular/cellular cardiology to drive disease discovery."

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"The previous studies have reported that the G589D mutation disrupts the interaction of the KCNQ1 subunit with Yotiao [13] , and this results in massive reduction of membrane trafficking and I Ks de[MISSING/INVALID CREDENTIALS: limited to 200 char for Elsevier]"

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"A subset of these mutations in either Yotiao (S1570L) or KCNQ1 (G589D) disrupts the KCNQ1Yotiao interaction, resulting in altered regulation of the I Ks channel [ xref ]."

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"Prior work has shown that G589D is able to abolish sympathetic regulation of cardiac I Ks currents by disrupting the assembly of a macromolecular complex of Kv7.1 and the scaffolding protein yotiao ([MISSING/INVALID CREDENTIALS: limited to 200 char for Elsevier]"

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"A previously known LQT mutation (G589D) near the LZ motif disrupted the interaction between Yotiao and KCNQ1 as well as the functional regulation of I Ks by PKA phosphorylation 15."

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"A subset of KCNQ1 or Yotiao mutations reduce binding of Yotiao and KCNQ1, disrupting sympathetic regulation of I KS ( xref )."

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"The disruption of the cAMP-dependent I Ks regulation by mutations in helix D indicates that Yotiao interacts with KCNQ1 through this domain [13] ."

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"Studies revealed that cAMP-dependent activation of Kv7.1-KCNE1 depends not only on serine 27 phosphorylation but also requires the direct binding of yotiao to the Kv7.1 at the leucine zipper motif ( xref ; xref ; xref )."

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"Moreover, KCNQ1(A590T) subunit interacted with Yotiao and had a cAMP-responsiveness comparable to that of KCNQ1(WT) subunit."

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"Yotiao, which is the shortest AKAP9 isoform, interacts with KCNQ1 and its C-terminus leucine zipper motif."

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"KCNQ1 binds to yotiao [5] , a 210 kDa AKAP that has previously been shown to co-localize the NMDA receptor, PKA and PP1 in the brain [88] ."

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"Utilizing AC9 knockout mice (AC9KO) crossed with the transgenic IKs mice (AC9KO-IKs), the amount of AC activity associated with Yotiao and KCNQ1 immunoprecipitates could be measured."

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"Thus far, four non-ion channel LQTS-susceptibility genes have been discovered: (1) the ankyrin-B gene, which encodes a protein that functions as a cytoskeletal membrane adapter and is involved with the sodium pump, the sodium/calcium exchanger, and the inositol-1,4,5-triphosphate receptors, and can cause LQT4 when mutated ( xref ); (2) caveolin-3, which alters gating kinetics in the cardiac sodium channel, and if mutated may result in an increase in sustained late sodium current (Nav1.5; LQT9)( xref ; xref ); (3) AKAP9 (LQT11), mutation of which reduces the interaction between KCNQ1 and AKAP9 (Yotiao), reduces the cAMP-induced phosphorylation of the channel, eliminates the functional response of the IKs channel to cAMP, and prolongs the QT interval ( xref ); (4) SNTA1 (LQT12), which when mutated increases direct nitrosylation of SCN5A and results in augmentation of late sodium current ( xref )."

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"Yotiao binds directly to Kv7.1 C-terminus via a leucine zipper motif, an amino acid sequence in the C terminus of Kv7.1, and disruption of the complex by mutations in yotiao or KCNQ1 are associated with Long QT Syndrome ( xref ; xref ; xref )."

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"In heart, sympathetic nervous system regulation of cardiac action potential duration, mediated by the βAR receptor, requires assembly of Yotiao with KCNQ1. xref The control of the sympathetic nervous system over the duration of cardiac action potential requires PKAmediated phosphorylation of the KCNQ1 subunit of the I Ks channel with the consequent increase in I Ks current, accelerated repolarization and increased heart rate."

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"These mutations abolish the KCNQ1Yotiao association, increasing the distancing between the potassium channel and Yotiao-PKA complex."

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"But in this case, increasing mechanistic detail was used to represent the reversible binding of yotiao to KCNQ1 and the reversible binding of PKA and PP1 to yotiao."

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"A previously known LQT mutation (G589D) near the LZ motif disrupted the interaction between Yotiao and KCNQ1 as well as the functional regulation of I Ks by PKA phosphorylation xref ."

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"XREF_BIBR In this report, it has been hypothesized that mutations in AKAP9 may lead to arrhythmia by disrupting the interaction between AKAP9 and KCNQ1 encoded potassium channels."

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"Similar to RyR and the L type Ca 2+ channel, KCNQ1 binds to yotiao through LIZ mediated interactions."

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"A mutation in AKAP9 in the KCNQ1 binding domain reduces the interaction between KCNQ1 and AKAP9 blunting physiologic adrenergic-mediated increase in I Ks thereby generating the LQT11 phenotype ( xref )."

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"51 The inherited S1570L mutation reduces the interaction between KCNQ1 and Yotiao, reduces the cAMP induced phosphorylation of the channel, eliminates the functional response of the IKs channel to cAMP, and prolongs the action potential in a computational model of the ventricular cardiac myocytes."

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"In the case of KCNQ1, loss of interaction between AKAP9 and KCNQ1 leads to a potentially fatal heart condition, long-QT syndrome, which also arises in cases with loss of function mutations in KCNQ1 itself [XREF_BIBR]."

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"Previous studies have suggested that the KCNQ1(G589D) mutation disrupts the interaction of KCNQ1 with Yotiao, leading to a loss of β-adrenergic receptor-mediated modulation of the channel [13,27,28] [MISSING/INVALID CREDENTIALS: limited to 200 char for Elsevier]"

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"The helix D region of KCNQ1 subunit contains G589, the amino acid that has been suggested to be important for interaction between KCNQ1 and Yotiao and the cAMP-dependent modulation of I Ks [13] ."

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"Therefore AC9 is the only AC isoform that interacts with the Yotiao-KCNQ1 complex in the heart."

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"AKAP9 binds KCNQ1 carboxy terminus via a leucine zipper (LZ) motif."

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"In the heart, Yotiao interacts with the KCNQ1 alpha-subunit of the slow delayed rectifier current, I KS ."

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"A single mutation S1570L in Yotiao, localized to the C-terminal KCNQ1 binding domain, is found in 2% subjects with a clinically robust phenotype for LQT syndrome. xref The inherited S1570L mutation reduces the interaction between KCNQ1 and Yotiao, reduces the cAMP-induced phosphorylation of the channel, eliminates the functional response of the I Ks channel to cAMP, and prolongs the action potential in a computational model of the ventricular cardiac myocytes."