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             Module 2:  Table monomeric G protein toolkit
             Summary of the monomeric G proteins with their guanine nucleotide exchange factors (GEFs) and GTPase-activating proteins (GAPs).
             Monomeric G protein, GEF or GAP    Comments
             Monomeric G proteins (approximately 150
               members)
             Ras family (36 members)            Contribute to the activation of multiple signalling pathways (Module 2: Figure Ras
                                                  signalling)
                H-Ras
                K-Ras
                N-Ras
                R-Ras
                RalA
                RalB
                Rap1
                Rap2                            Rap2B has been implicated in the control of autophagy (Module 11: Figure autophagy)
                RagA                            The RagB/RagD heterotrimer interacts with TORC1 to control autophagy (Module 11:
                RagB                              Figure autophagy)
                RagC
                RagD
               Rho family (22 members)
                Rho                             Primary function is cytoskeletal remodelling (Module 2: Figure Rho signalling)
                 RhoA
                 RhoD
                 RhoE
                 RhoF
                 RhoH
                 RhoV
                 Mito Rho
                 Rho BTB
                Rac                             Cytoskeletal remodelling and ROS signalling (Module 2: Figure Rac signalling)
                 Rac1
                 Rac2
                 Rac3
                 Cdc42                          Primary function is cytoskeletal remodelling (Module 2: Figure Cdc42 signalling)
               Rab family                       A large family of GTPases that function in membrane trafficking
                Rab1A                           ER-to-Golgi trafficking. Rab1 interacts with the golgins (golgin-84, golgin-95, p115 and
                Rab1B                             giantin)
                Rab2A                           ER-to-Golgi trafficking. Rab2 interacts with the golgins (golgin-45)
                Rab2B
                Rab3A                           Control exocytosis by interacting with effectors such as Rabphilin, Rabin3, RIM1/2 and
                Rab3B                             synapsin
                Rab3C
                Rab3D
                Rab4A                           Endocytic recycling and functions in GLUT4 biogenesis, sorting and exocytosis
                Rab4B
                Rab4C
                Rab4D
                Rab5A                           Functions in early endosome fusion and phagosome maturation. Interacts with
                Rab5B                             Rabaptin-5, Rabenosyn-5, EEA1 and Rabanykyrin-5 (see Module 4: Figure endosome
                Rab5C                             vesicle fusion)
                Rab5D
                Rab6A                           Functions at the Golgi where it interacts with Giantin, Rabankyrin. Couples to dynein
                Rab6B                             through Bicaudal D1 (see Module 4: Figure dynein)
                Rab6C
                Rab6D
                Rab7A                           Operates in the late endosomal pathway during formation of lysosomes. Rab7A is
                Rab7B                             mutated in Charcot--Marie--Tooth type 2B disease
                Rab8A                           Functions in trafficking from Golgi to the plasma membrane. Interacts with optineurin and
                Rab8B                             FIP-2. Rab8A binds to myosin Vb and functions in non-clathrin-dependent endocytosis
                Rab8C
                Rab9C                           Functions in trafficking from late endosomes to the Golgi.
                Rab9D
                Rab10                           Functions in trafficking from Golgi to the plasma membrane. Interacts with Rim1.
                Rab11A                          Located in recycling endosomes. Functions in trafficking and internalization of aquaporin-
                Rab11B                            2 (AQP2). Interacts with multiple effectors (FIPs, myosin Vb and PtdIns 4-kinaseβ)
                Rab12                           Functions in trafficking from Golgi to the plasma membrane.
                Rab13                           Functions in biogenesis of tight junctions
                Rab14                           Functions in trafficking from Golgi to the early endosomes.
                Rab15                           Early endosome trafficking
                Rab17                           Operates in the apical recycling endosomes and functions in ciliogenesis
                Rab18                           Functions in formation of lipid droplets from the ER
                Rab19A                          Located in the Golgi
                Rab19B
                Rab20                           Trafficking of connexin-43
                Rab21                           Located on early endosomes and functions in cytokinesis
                Rab22                           Located on early endosomes
                Rab23                           Functions in formation of phagosomes
                Rab24                           Functions in autophagy
                Rab25                           Functions in integrin recycling
                Rab26                           Interacts with Rim1 in exocytosis
                Rab27A                          Intracellular transport of secretory granules and melanosomes (Module 4: Figure myosin
                Rab27B                            motor)

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