MON1 review notes

Evidence summary

C. albicans MON1 (UniProtKB:Q5A723) is a reviewed Swiss-Prot protein classified
in PANTHER family PTHR13027 ("SAND PROTEIN-RELATED") and in the fungal MON1
subfamily PTHR13027:SF7 ("VACUOLAR FUSION PROTEIN MON1 HOMOLOG"). The cached
PANTHER rows include Q5A723 in that subfamily and show a fungal PAINT ancestor,
PTN000989606, with two IBD rows seeded only by SGD:S000003092: GO:0000329
fungal-type vacuole membrane and GO:0006623 protein targeting to vacuole.

No PubMed record was found for Candida albicans plus MON1, orf19.8109, or
CCZ1 MON1 searches. The Candida review therefore rests on the GOA rows from
CGD/GO_Central/UniProt/InterPro, the reviewed UniProt classification, the local
PANTHER membership and PAINT rows, and the S. cerevisiae experimental literature
that seeds the fungal PAINT node.

Wang et al. established the direct yeast source evidence for the fungal PAINT
vacuolar-delivery rows: "Both Mon1 and Ccz1 are required for protein delivery
through the Cvt pathway and other vacuole trafficking processes including the
CPY and ALP pathways and endocytosis"; they also found that "Ccz1 and Mon1 form
a stable protein complex that binds the vacuole membrane" PMID:14662743.

Cabrera et al. refined the biochemical interpretation by showing that both
subunits contribute to Ypt7 nucleotide exchange and that membrane association
potentiates the GEF: "Mon1-Ccz1 activity requires residues within the predicted
longin domains of both subunits" and the complex "activates Ypt7 via a common
interface, has highest activity on membranes" PMID:24413168.

Annotation decisions