From: Explaining oscillations and variability in the p53-Mdm2 system
Reac No.a | Name | Term | Kinetic law | Parameter valuesb | Â |
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1 | p53 synthesis | GO:0006412 | ksynp 53<#p53_mRNA> | 6.0E-3 s-1 | Based on p53 half-life ~20 min[12] |
15 | ATM activation | GO:0006468 | k actATM <#damDNA><#ATMI> | 1.0E-4 mol-1 s-1 | Phosphorylation takes place on time-scale of a few minutes. Rate of reaction depends on amount of damaged DNA and pool of ATMI. |
16 | ATM inactivation | GO:0006470 | k inactATM <#ATMA> | 5.0E-4 s-1 | De-phosphorylation is of the same order of magnitude as phosphorylation. |
17 | p53 phosphorylation | GO:0006468 | kphosp 53<#p53><#ATMA> | 5.0E-4 mol-1 s-1 | Phosphorylation takes place on time-scale of a few minutes. |
18 | p53 dephosphorylation | GO:0006470 | kdephosp 53<#p53_P> | 5.0E-1 s-1 | This parameter was varied to obtain oscillations. |
19 | Mdm2 Transcription | GO:0003700 | ksynMdm 2mRNA<#p53_P> | 1.0E-4 s-1 | Same as ARF model |
20 | Mdm2 phosphorylation | GO:0006468 | kphosMdm 2<#Mdm2><#ATMA> | 2.0 mol-1 s-1 | This is more rapid th.an phosphorylation of p53 by ATM [22]. |
21 | Mdm2 de-phosphorylation | GO:0006470 | kdephosMdm 2<#Mdm2_P> | 5.0E-1 s-1 | De-phosphorylation is of the same order of magnitude as phosphorylation. |
22 | Mdm2 degradation enhanced by ATM | GO:0043161 | kdegMdm 2ATM<#Mdm2_P> | 4.0E-4 s-1 | Mdm2 is degraded at higher rate after phosphorylation by ATM[21]. |
23 | p53_mRNA synthesis | GO:0009299 | k synp 53mRNA | 1.0E-3 mol s-1 | Assume turnover of mRNA is about 2 hours |
24 | p53_mRNA degradation | GO:0006402 | kdegp 53mRNA<#p53_mRNA> | 1.0E-4 s-1 | Â |