Houslay lab reviews (no single 2010 PMID confirmed)
Epithelial / neuronal
⚠ attributed to “Houslay 2010” — NEEDS SPECIFIC PMID
PDE4_VMAX_NM_S
PDE4 Km for cAMP
~4 µM
Houslay lab — same provenance issue
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⚠ NEEDS SPECIFIC PMID
PDE4_KM_NM
PKA activation
Parameter
Value
Source
Conditions
Status
Used in
cAMP Kd for PKA holoenzyme (R2C2)
~100–300 nM
Zaccolo & Pozzan 2002 + in-cell studies
In-cell FRET measurements
⚠ model uses 300 nM; docstring cites “Zaccolo 2007” for 100 nM — value-citation mismatch. In-cell PKA activation requires higher [cAMP] than in vitro (PMID 29074866: ~300 nM in cell vs ~100 nM in vitro). 300 nM is the more defensible value.
✅ conceptual basis confirmed; rate constants are fitted, not measured in this paper
k_on/off_CaN
Red flags
“Wu 2011” (AC1 kinetics) — phantom citation. Replace with Masada 2012 (PMID 22971080) + Willoughby & Cooper 2007 (PMID 17615394). The K_Ca = 150 nM and AC1 Vmax values are supported in range but not as exact numbers from a 2011 Wu paper.
“Sharma 2018” (STRC mRNA t½) — phantom citation. No such paper exists. The mRNA t½ is a free parameter. Flag as estimated.
“Krey 2015” (target_protein = 15000) — phantom on two levels: (a) Krey 2015 (Wilmarth Scientific Data) does not quantify STRC in mammalian OHCs; (b) no paper anywhere quantifies STRC copy number per OHC. Flag as estimated.
STRC protein t½ inconsistency — pivot uses 38 h; rbm24 uses 30 days. These disagree by 20×. Must be reconciled before cross-script comparison of protein output is meaningful.
STRC mRNA t½ inconsistency — pivot uses ~2 h; rbm24 uses ~30 min. Disagree by 4×.
K_CREB_DEPHOS_S value-citation mismatch — Gonzalez & Montminy 1989 implies k = 0.0012–0.0023/s but model uses 0.005/s (2–4× faster). The 1.82× upregulation result depends on how long pCREB persists at high SPL; a 4× slower dephos rate would push fold-change higher, which would strengthen the hypothesis.
“Zaccolo 2007” value-citation mismatch — cites 100 nM but implements 300 nM. The 300 nM value is more defensible for in-cell PKA activation; the citation is wrong. Use PMID 29074866 (Surdo et al. 2017) for the in-cell 300 nM justification.