Project: ADAPTIVE_IMMUNITY, T cell receptor trunk.
just deep-research-falcon human LCP2 --fallback perplexity-lite was run. The firstLCP2-deep-research-*.md file was produced. The re-run's wrapper reported failure: falcon timed outLCP2-deep-research-falcon.md.The regenerated LCP2-deep-research-falcon.md (Edison, 24 citations) was re-read in full. It rests
almost entirely on secondary reviews (Rudd 2021, Dadwal 2021, Borowicz 2020, Balagopalan 2021, Katzav
2023, Liu 2023, Hakami 2026, an unidentified 2023 Chinese review). The only primary paper is Yamane et al.
2026. The regenerated report no longer contains the sentence the review had quoted on the collagen
NEW row ("SLP-76 contributes to platelet activation and aggregation..."). It also no longer mentions
neutrophils or NK cells, contrary to what the note above originally said.
Claim tally: about 27 substantive claims. 19 confirm the review, 4 add something new, 0 conflict with it,
and 4 are not relevant or unsupported.
Confirms review (19): non-catalytic adaptor; ZAP70 phosphorylation; Y113/Y128 bind VAV1 and NCK;
Y145 and ITK; Y173 needed for PLCG1 activation in T and mast cells; GADS C-SH3 binds the central
RxxK/PRR and bridges to pLAT; SH2 binds pADAP; ADAP-SKAP1-Rap1-LFA-1 inside-out signaling; HPK1
association; cytosolic at rest and recruited to LAT microclusters; immunological synapse; PLCG1/Ca2+/NFAT;
PKC-theta/NF-kB; Ras/ERK; actin and cytoskeleton; DN3 block in thymocyte development; GPVI in platelets;
FcERI in mast cells; SAM domain at the N-terminus.
Adopted (adds new):
- The weak, conserved PRR185-200 / PLCG1 SH3 interaction in the LAT-GADS-SLP-76-PLCG1 tetramer tunes TCR
signal strength. Raising its affinity (SLP-76HA) increases PLCG1 activity, perturbs thymocyte
selection, CD8 central memory and Tfh responses. Verified in PMID:42660881 (full text, mouse). Added
to the description and to core_functions[0] supported_by, plus a suggested question.
PMID:42660881
- HPK1 phosphorylates Ser376 as negative feedback. The report cited only a review; the primary source
is PMID:17353368, which also shows the pS376 site recruits 14-3-3. Added to the description and to
core_functions[0] supported_by. No annotation was added: SLP-76 is the substrate here, and
HPK1 performs the step.
PMID:17353368
- SLP-76 binds SUMO-RANGAP1 at NPC cytoplasmic filaments via K56, and this promotes NFATC1 and p65 nuclear
entry. The primary source is PMID:26321253 (Rudd lab, Jurkat J14 and mouse). Added to the description
with hedged wording ("has been reported"). No NEW CC or BP annotation was made because the finding comes
from a single lab and GOA has no such annotation. Raised as a suggested question and a suggested experiment.
- Report quoted in core_functions[0] for the "non-enzymatic scaffold" framing.
Not acted on / rejected:
- Clinical claims (checkpoint biomarker, antisense, 145pTyr peptides, CAR-T speculation): not relevant
to GO function, and the Chinese review is unidentified ("Unknown journal").
- BCR signaling in CLL: rests only on the unidentified Chinese review, so no primary source.
- c-Cbl-dependent microcluster internalization: this is a property of the microcluster, not an
SLP-76 activity. Not needed.
- Treating the integrin/LFA-1 or NF-kB branches as separate processes: the report itself calls these
indirect consequences. The review keeps the process at TCR signaling, so no NEW process terms.
Report errors / embellishments detected:
- It calls the weak SLP-76/PLCG1 interaction a "kinetic proofreading mechanism". This phrase does not
appear in PMID:42660881. It also calls the study "landmark"/"paradigm shift", which is overstatement.
- Domain boundaries are approximate. The SH2 is given as about 420-510, but UniProt has 422-530.
The SAM is given as about 12-78, but UniProt has 15-81.
- HPK1-Ser376 and RanGAP1 are attributed to a review rather than to the primary papers.
- The Tyr145-ITK assignment is self-flagged as unverified in the report. The review already supports
ITK recruitment via ZAP70-phosphorylated N-terminal tyrosines (PMID:17420479, PMID:21725281).
- No wrong PMIDs were found (the report gives DOIs only). The DOI for Yamane 2026 resolves correctly to
PMID:42660881.
Fix for the regenerated report: the stale falcon quote on the GO:0038065 NEW row was replaced with a
current verbatim sentence ("SLP-76 participates in ITAM-receptor signaling downstream of the collagen
receptor GPVI, ...").
Annotation actions: no existing-annotation actions were changed. The report contains no primary
evidence that contradicts any decision.