allo-1 (R102.5; UniProt Q9U389) review notes
Deep research status
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Key findings
- ALLO-1 is the allophagy receptor and binds LGG-1 through its LIR PMID:29255173. The 2018 paper is abstract-only in the cache.
- IKKE-1 binds and phosphorylates ALLO-1 PMID:29255173
- The two isoforms prefer different cargo. ALLO-1b (Q9U389-1, the canonical UniProt isoform) mainly targets paternal mitochondria; ALLO-1a (Q9U389-2) mainly targets membranous organelles PMID:38368448
- ALLO-1 recruits the ULK complex (UNC-51, EPG-7) to the cargo PMID:38368448
- The ALLO-1a C-terminus is a parallel coiled-coil that binds K48/K63 polyubiquitin PMID:41234204 (abstract only).
Curation decisions
- Core MF: GO:0160247 autophagy cargo adaptor activity, which matches the module annotation.
- NEW: mitophagy (GO:0000423). The comparator check passes (FUNDC1, BNIP3 in GO:0000423; OPTN in GO:0061734).
- The HDA muscle-localizome locations (ER, sarcomere, dense body) PMID:21611156 come from a large-scale GFP survey in a tissue where ALLO-1 has no known function. They are kept as non-core.
- Protein binding: the LGG-1 row is modified to the cargo adaptor term; the IKKE-1 (substrate) and TRPP-3 (Y2H) rows are removed.
- Possible future NEW: polyubiquitin modification-dependent protein binding (GO:0031593) for ALLO-1a, from PMID:41234204, once the full text is available.