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Table 1 Proteins modified by DAQs and DOPAL

From: Role of dopamine in the pathophysiology of Parkinson’s disease

Proteins or peptides

Modified residues

DA oxidation products

References

Apoferritin protein

DA

[72]

α-Syn

Lysine

DOPAL

[68, 69, 73,74,75]

α-Syn

DA

[76, 77]

α-Syn

DPQ

[78]

α-Syn

Lysine

DPQ

[71]

α-Syn

DAQs

[79, 80]

GCase

Cysteine

DAQs

[81]

Parkin

Cysteine

DA

[82]

DJ-1

Cysteine106 and Cysteine53

DAQs

[83]

DJ-1

Cysteine

DAQs

[57, 84]

Chaperonin

Cysteine

DAQs

[57]

Ubiquinol cytochrome c reductase core protein 1

Cysteine

DAQs

[57]

Mortalin

Cysteine

DAQs

[57]

Mitofilin

Cysteine

DAQs

[57]

Mitochondrial creatine kinase

Cysteine

DAQs

[57]

Ubiquitin carboxy-terminal hydrolase L1

Cysteine

DAQs

[57]

Glutathione peroxidase 4

DAQs

[85]

Actin

DAQs

[86]

α-, β-tubulin

DAQs

[86]

BSA

Cysteine

DAQs

[87, 88]

BSA

DOPAL

[67]

GAPDH

Cysteine

DOPAL

[64, 89]

HSP27

Lysine

DAQs

[59]

αB-crystallin

Lysine

DAQs

[59]

β-lactoglobulin

Cysteine

DAQs

[87]

Synthesized peptide

Tyrosine/Serine

DAQs

[26]

Myoglobin

Cysteine/Histidine

DAQs

[90]

L-lactate dehydrogenase

DAQs

[91]

Malate dehydrogenase

DAQs

[91]

Superoxide dismutase 2

Cysteine

DAQs

[92]

TH

Cysteine

DAQs

[93, 94]

TH

DOPAL

[95]

VMAT2

DPQ

[71]

GBA

DPQ

[71]

Ubiquitin

[71]

L-aromatic-amino-acid decarboxylase

DPQ

[71]