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RPA1 (human)
p Phosphorylation
a Acetylation
m Methylation
m1 Mono-methylation
m2 Di-methylation
m3 Tri-methylation
u Ubiquitination
s Sumoylation
n Neddylation
g O-GlcNAc
h Palmitoylation
ad Adenylylation
sn S-Nitrosylation
ca Caspase cleavage

Overview
RPA1 Plays an essential role in several cellular processes in DNA metabolism including replication, recombination and DNA repair. Binds and subsequently stabilizes single-stranded DNA intermediates and thus prevents complementary DNA from reannealing. Heterotrimer composed of RPA1, RPA2 and RPA3 (canonical replication protein A complex). Component of the alternative replication protein A complex (aRPA) composed of RPA1, RPA3 and RPA4. The DNA-binding activity may reside exclusively on the RPA1 subunit. Interacts with RIPK1 and XPA. Interacts with RPA4. Interacts with the polymerase alpha subunit POLA1/p180; this interaction stabilizes the replicative complex and reduces the misincorporation rate of DNA polymerase alpha by acting as a fidelity clamp. Interact with RAD51 and SENP6 to regulate DNA repair. Interacts with HELB; this interaction promotes HELB recruitement to chromatin following DNA damage. Belongs to the replication factor A protein 1 family. Note: This description may include information from UniProtKB.
Protein type: DNA binding protein
Cellular Component: nucleoplasm; male germ cell nucleus; PML body; DNA replication factor A complex; condensed nuclear chromosome; cytoplasm; nucleolus; nucleus; actin cytoskeleton
Molecular Function: protein binding; metal ion binding; chromatin binding; single-stranded DNA binding
Biological Process: meiosis; DNA strand elongation during DNA replication; DNA recombination; DNA recombinase assembly; transcription-coupled nucleotide-excision repair; double-strand break repair; positive regulation of cell proliferation; telomere maintenance via recombination; hemopoiesis; nucleotide-excision repair, DNA damage removal; DNA replication; DNA-dependent DNA replication; telomere maintenance; in utero embryonic development; M/G1 transition of mitotic cell cycle; DNA repair; double-strand break repair via homologous recombination; telomere maintenance via semi-conservative replication; homeostasis of number of cells within a tissue; nucleotide-excision repair; mitotic cell cycle; nucleotide-excision repair, DNA gap filling; S phase of mitotic cell cycle; cell cycle checkpoint; G1/S transition of mitotic cell cycle
Reference #:  P27694 (UniProtKB)
Alt. Names/Synonyms: HSSB; MST075; MSTP075; REPA1; Replication factor A protein 1; Replication protein A 70 kDa DNA-binding subunit; replication protein A1; replication protein A1, 70kDa; RF-A; RF-A protein 1; RFA1; RP-A; RP-A p70; RPA1; RPA70; Single-stranded DNA-binding protein
Gene Symbols: RPA1
Molecular weight: 68,138 Da
Basal Isoelectric point: 6.92  Predict pI for various phosphorylation states
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RPA1

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 SS 

SS: The number of records in which this modification site was determined using site-specific methods. SS methods include amino acid sequencing, site-directed mutagenesis, modification site-specific antibodies, specific MS strategies, etc.


 MS 

MS: The number of records in which this modification site was assigned using ONLY proteomic discovery-mode mass spectrometry.


       human

 
0 1 S6-p __MVGQLsEGAIAAI
0 1 K22-u QKGDTNIkPILQVIN
0 6 K88-u RFIVNTLkDGRRVVI
0 1 K157-u GMGSTVSkAYGASkT
0 22 K163-a SkAYGASkTFGkAAG
0 6 K163-m1 SkAYGASkTFGkAAG
0 1 K163-u SkAYGASkTFGkAAG
0 7 K167-a GASkTFGkAAGPSLs
0 3 K167-u GASkTFGkAAGPSLs
0 1 S174-p kAAGPSLsHTsGGtQ
0 1 S177-p GPSLsHTsGGtQskV
0 21 T180-p LsHTsGGtQskVVPI
0 1 S182-p HTsGGtQskVVPIAS
0 1 K183-u TsGGtQskVVPIASL
0 5 T191-p VVPIASLtPYQSkWT
0 1 K196-a SLtPYQSkWTICARV
0 1 K196-u SLtPYQSkWTICARV
0 1 S207-p CARVTNKsQIRTWSN
0 2 K244-u AFNEQVDkFFPLIEV
0 1 K259-a NKVYYFSkGTLKIAN
0 1 K267-a GTLKIANkQFTAVKN
0 1 S315-p LENKSKDsLVDIIGI
0 1 K367-u LWGEDADkFDGSRQP
0 1 S371 DADkFDGSRQPVLAI
0 7 S384-p AIKGARVsDFGGRSL
0 32 K410-u PDIPEAYkLRGWFDA
0 3 K431-u GVSISDLkSGGVGGS
0 2 K443-u GGSNTNWkTLYEVKS
0 2 K458-u ENLGQGDkPDyFSSV
0 6 Y461-p GQGDkPDyFSSVATV
0 1 Y478 LRKENCMYQACPTQD
0 5 K489-u PTQDCNKkVIDQQNG
0 1 K502-a NGLYRCEkCDTEFPN
0 7 K553-u YLGELKDkNEQAFEE
0 1 K577-u FIFRVRVkVETyNDE
0 6 Y581-p VRVkVETyNDESRIk
0 2 K588-u yNDESRIkAtVMDVk
0 1 T590-p DESRIkAtVMDVkPV
0 3 K595-u kAtVMDVkPVDyREY
0 1 Y599-p MDVkPVDyREYGRRL
  mouse

 
S6 __MVGHLSEGAIEVM
K22 QQENTSIKPILQVIN
K88-u KFIVNTLkDGRKVVV
K166 GMGSTAAKAYGASKP
K172 AKAYGASKPFGKPAG
K172 AKAYGASKPFGKPAG
K172 AKAYGASKPFGKPAG
K176 GASKPFGKPAGTGLL
K176 GASKPFGKPAGTGLL
L183 KPAGTGLLQPSGGTQ
S186 GTGLLQPSGGTQSKV
T189 LLQPSGGTQSKVVPI
S191 QPSGGTQSKVVPIAS
K192 PSGGTQSKVVPIASL
T200 VVPIASLTPYQSKWT
K205 SLTPYQSKWTICARV
K205 SLTPYQSKWTICARV
S216 CARVTNKSQIRTWSN
K253 AFNEQVDKFFPLIEV
K268 NKVYYFSKGALKIAN
K276 GALKIANKQFSAVKN
A324 LESKAKDALVDIIGI
K376 LWGEDADKFDGsRQP
S380-p DADKFDGsRQPVMAI
S393 AIKGARVSDFGGRSL
K419 PDIPEAYKLRGWFDS
R440 GVSISDHRSGGAGGG
K452 GGGNTNWKTLHEAKS
K467-u ENLGQGDkADyFSTV
Y470-p GQGDkADyFSTVAAV
Y487 LRKENCMYQACPTQD
K498-u PTQDCNKkVIDQQNG
K511 NGLYRCEKCDREFPN
K562-u YLGELKEkNEQAFEE
K586 FTFRIRVKLETYNDE
Y590 IRVKLETYNDESRIK
K597 YNDESRIKATVMDVk
T599 DESRIKATVMDVkPV
K604-u KATVMDVkPVDFRDY
F608 MDVkPVDFRDYGRRL
  rat

 
- gap
K9 QQGDTSIKPVLQVIN
K75 RFIVNTLKDGRRVVI
K144 GVGSTVAKAYGASKP
K150 AKAYGASKPFGKPAG
K150 AKAYGASKPFGKPAG
K150 AKAYGASKPFGKPAG
K154 GASKPFGKPAGTGLL
K154 GASKPFGKPAGTGLL
L161 KPAGTGLLQPTSGTQ
T164 GTGLLQPTSGTQSKV
T167 LLQPTSGTQSKVVPI
S169 QPTSGTQSKVVPIAS
K170 PTSGTQSKVVPIASL
T178 VVPIASLTPYQSKWT
K183 SLTPYQSKWTICARV
K183 SLTPYQSKWTICARV
S194 CARVTNKSQIRTWSN
K231 AFNEQVDKFFPLIEV
K246 NKVYYFSKGTLKIAN
K254 GTLKIANKQFSAVKN
S302 LESKSKDSLVDIIGI
K354 LWGEDADKFDGSRQP
S358 DADKFDGSRQPVMAI
S371 AIKGARVSDFGGRSL
K397 PDIPEAYKLRGWHYV
R489 GVSISDLRSGGTGGS
K501 GGSNTNWKTLYEAKS
K516 ENLGQGDKADYFSTV
Y519 GQGDKADYFSTVATV
Y536-p LRKENCMyQACPTQD
K547 PTQDCNKKVIDQQNG
K560 NGLYRCEKCDREFPN
K611 YLGELKEKVGCVFVS
K643 FTFRIRVKLETYNDE
Y647 IRVKLETYNDESRIK
K654 YNDESRIKATVIDVK
T656 DESRIKATVIDVKPV
K661 KATVIDVKPVDYRDY
Y665 IDVKPVDYRDYSKRL
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