“…However, the advent of much more sensitive LC-MS/MS methodology has led to the recognition that Ser129 is but one of 16 different CYP2E1 S/T-residues that are phosphorylated. Because CYP2E1 Ser129 mutation to Ala or Gly had little effect on its turnover upon transfection into COS 7 cells (Freeman & Wolf, 1994), we believe that some of these other 16 phosphorylated residues must be involved, as phosphorylation does indeed significantly enhance both CYP2E1 and CYP3A4 ERAD/UPD (Wang et al, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015; Correia et al, 2014). Indeed, similar analyses of in vitro phosphorylated CYP3A4 revealed that PKA phosphorylates 5 Ser residues (S116, S119, S134, S259 and S478), whereas PKC phosphorylates 14 Ser/Thr residues (T92, S100, T103, S116, S119, S131, S134, T136, S139, S259, T264, T284, S398, S420).…”