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and Temsirolimus in some detail, and briefly summarize the results for the other
three drugs. Recall that the SKMEL133 model and a guided tour allowing the user
to reproduce these results and carry out other gedanken experiments are available
for download or in the Online collection at [ 13 ].


5.1 Effects of AktI12


AktI12 (PubChemCID 10196499) is a reversible allosteric inhibitor of Akt1 and
Akt2 which prevents the conformational change that permits phosphorylation
and activation [ 11 ]. To model the effect of AktI12 we use PLA to block (avoid)
the occurrenceAkts-act-phos!FSY-phos!KTF@CLcin the SKMEL133 dishnet.
Recall, this occurrence can be interpreted as Akt1 phosphorylated at S473/T308
and/or Akt2 phosphorylated at S474/T309 in the cytoplasm. Now we compute
the resulting reachable network, and compare it to the untreated model to deter-
mine what has become unreachable.
Figure 4 shows the explanation as an annotated version of network pro-
duced by PLA in the context of the unperturbed model. It shows how drug
perturbations interrupt the path between the initial state and the measured
goals. The key in the figure describes the color coding in detail. Yellow col-
oring highlights the unreachable part of the SKMEL133 dishnet. Occurrences
outlined in red are directly inhibited by the drug. Occurrences outlined in
green decrease in response to the drug. In particular the measured decrease in


Mek1-act-phos!SMANS@CLc
014c

431c

Ybx1@CLc
3826c
Ybx1-phos!S102@CLc

Axin1@CLc
1340c
Ctnnb1-phos!S33-phos!S37-phos!S45-phos!T41@CLc

Raptor@CLc
916c

Raptor@CLcMlst8@CLc
Mtor@CLc
535c

Ctnnb1@CLc
1357c

Pld1@CLi
498c

Ctnnb1-phos!S45@CLc

Csnk1a1-act@CLc

Raptor@CLcMlst8@CLc
Mtor-act@CLc

Rps6-phos!S235-phos!S236@CLc
3815c
TRANSLATION-ON@Sig

Rps6-phos!S235-phos!S236-phos!S240-phos!S244@CLc
3815c-1

Akts-phos!FSY-phos!KTF@CLc
619c
Erks@CLc
Akts-act-phos!FSY-phos!KTF@CLc
1350c
1350c-1

819c 122c 3824c

3784c

Bim-phos!S69@CLc
3832c
3833c

Rsk1-phos!S363-phos!S380-phos!T359@CLc
1001c
Rsk1-act-phos!S363-phos!S380-phos!T359@CLc
1648c

S6k1-phos!T252-phos!T412@CLc
885c

Rictor@CLc
BrafV600E@CLc
3808c

Sin1@CLc

Braf-act@CLc

Mlst8@CLcSin1@CLc
Rictor@CLcMtor-act@CLc

Irs1-phos!S1101-phos!S270-phos!S307-phos!S636-ubiq@CLc
3823c

Tsc2-phos!S540-phos!S664@CVcTsc1@CVc
1618c

Cul7@CLc
3822c

Tsc1@CVc

Fbxw8@CLc

Tsc2-phos!S540-phos!S664@CLc

Rbx1@CLc Skp1@CLc

Tsc2-phos!S540-phos!S664-phos!T1462@CVcTsc1@CVc
1618c-1
Tsc2-phos!S540-phos!S664-phos!T1462@CLc
3816c

Irs1-degraded@Sig

S6k1-act-phos!T252-phos!T412@CLc
3813c 1650c

3838c
Ctnnb1-phos!S33-phos!S37-phos!S45-phos!T41-ubiq@CLc
3830c

Btrc@CLc

Tp53-gene-on@NUc
3825c
Tp53-gene-off@NUc

Maz@NUc

Mlst8@CLc
472c
Mtor@CLc
Mlst8@CLcMtor@CLc

PIP2@CLm
3820c
PIP3@CLm
3818c

Pi3k@CLi
Pdpk1@CLc
Pdpk1-act@CLc
109c
109c-1

Ywhas@CLc Ctnnb1-degraded@Sig

Tsc2-phos!S540-phos!S664-phos!T1462@CLcYwhas@CLc

Rheb-GTP@CVc
1126c
Rheb-GDP@CVc

Tsc1@CVcTsc2@CVc
1617c
Tsc2-phos!T1462@CVcTsc1@CVc
1617c-1

Erks-act-phos!TEY@CLc

1647c

3831c

Eif4ebp1@CLc

911c

Eif4ebp1-phos!S65-phos!T37-phos!T46-phos!T70@CLc

654c

S6k1@CLc
S6k1-phos!T412@CLc
553c

Akts@CLc
632c 060c
Akts-phos!FSY@CLc
060c-1
Akts-phos!KTF@CLc
632c-1

Ilk-act@CLc

Eif4ebp1-phos!S65@CLc

Gsk3s-act@CLc

Rsk1@CLc

Irs1@CLc
Irs1-phos!S1101-phos!S270-phos!S307-phos!S636@CLc

Rps6@CLc

Gsk3s-phos!SFAE@CLc Maz-phos!T385@NUc

Bim@CLc

Mek1@CLc

Occurrences in initial state

1126c Rules
Occurrence is changed
Occurrence is required
but unchanged

Cells treated with AktI12

Occurrences decreased
in data
Occurrences directly
inhibited by drugs

Unreachable occurrences phosphorylation are Akt activity and
inhibited by AktI12

Decrease in
phosphorylation of
Eif4ebp1-phos(S65)
Gsk3s-phos(SFAE)
Tsc2-phos(T1462)

Proteasome@CLc
Bim-degraded@Sig

Bim-phos!S69-ubiq@CLc

Decrease in
phosphorylation of
Eif4ebp1-phos(S65)
Rps6-phos(S235)
Rps6-phos(S240)
S6k1-phos(T412)

Decrease in Irs1
protein degradation

Fig. 4.The SKMEL133 model treated with AktI12.
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