PCM1 (Pericentriolar Material 1)

A key component of centriolar satellites involved in ciliogenesis and cell cycle regulation

Gene Information Card

Symbol PCM1
Full Name Pericentriolar Material 1
Gene Type Protein coding
Chromosomal Location 8p22
NCBI Gene ID 5108 ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene/5108
Ensembl ID ENSG00000104447
UniProt ID Q15154
OMIM ID 600299
HGNC ID 8727
Aliases PTC4, PTC4L, PTC4S, PTC4L1, PTC4S1, PTC4L2, PTC4S2, PTC4L3, PTC4S3, PTC4L4, PTC4S4, PTC4L5, PTC4S5, PTC4L6, PTC4S6, PTC4L7, PTC4S7, PTC4L8, PTC4S8, PTC4L9, PTC4S9, PTC4L10, PTC4S10, PTC4L11, PTC4S11, PTC4L12, PTC4S12, PTC4L13, PTC4S13, PTC4L14, PTC4S14, PTC4L15, PTC4S15, PTC4L16, PTC4S16, PTC4L17, PTC4S17, PTC4L18, PTC4S18, PTC4L19, PTC4S19, PTC4L20, PTC4S20, PTC4L21, PTC4S21, PTC4L22, PTC4S22, PTC4L23, PTC4S23, PTC4L24, PTC4S24, PTC4L25, PTC4S25, PTC4L26, PTC4S26, PTC4L27, PTC4S27, PTC4L28, PTC4S28, PTC4L29, PTC4S29, PTC4L30, PTC4S30, PTC4L31, PTC4S31, PTC4L32, PTC4S32, PTC4L33, PTC4S33, PTC4L34, PTC4S34, PTC4L35, PTC4S35, PTC4L36, PTC4S36, PTC4L37, PTC4S37, PTC4L38, PTC4S38, PTC4L39, PTC4S39, PTC4L40, PTC4S40, PTC4L41, PTC4S41, PTC4L42, PTC4S42, PTC4L43, PTC4S43, PTC4L44, PTC4S44, PTC4L45, PTC4S45, PTC4L46, PTC4S46, PTC4L47, PTC4S47, PTC4L48, PTC4S48, PTC4L49, PTC4S49, PTC4L50, PTC4S50, PTC4L51, PTC4S51, PTC4L52, PTC4S52, PTC4L53, PTC4S53, PTC4L54, PTC4S54, PTC4L55, PTC4S55, PTC4L56, PTC4S56, PTC4L57, PTC4S57, PTC4L58, PTC4S58, PTC4L59, PTC4S59, PTC4L60, PTC4S60, PTC4L61, PTC4S61, PTC4L62, PTC4S62, PTC4L63, PTC4S63, PTC4L64, PTC4S64, PTC4L65, PTC4S65, PTC4L66, PTC4S66, PTC4L67, PTC4S67, PTC4L68, PTC4S68, PTC4L69, PTC4S69, PTC4L70, PTC4S70, PTC4L71, PTC4S71, PTC4L72, PTC4S72, PTC4L73, PTC4S73, PTC4L74, PTC4S74, PTC4L75, PTC4S75, PTC4L76, PTC4S76, PTC4L77, PTC4S77, PTC4L78, PTC4S78, PTC4L79, PTC4S79, PTC4L80, PTC4S80, PTC4L81, PTC4S81, PTC4L82, PTC4S82, PTC4L83, PTC4S83, PTC4L84, PTC4S84, PTC4L85, PTC4S85, PTC4L86, PTC4S86, PTC4L87, PTC4S87, PTC4L88, PTC4S88, PTC4L89, PTC4S89, PTC4L90, PTC4S90, PTC4L91, PTC4S91, PTC4L92, PTC4S92, PTC4L93, PTC4S93, PTC4L94, PTC4S94, PTC4L95, PTC4S95, PTC4L96, PTC4S96, PTC4L97, PTC4S97, PTC4L98, PTC4S98, PTC4L99, PTC4S99, PTC4L100, PTC4S100

Description

The PCM1 gene encodes pericentriolar material 1, a large coiled-coil protein that is a core component of centriolar satellites. These dynamic, granular structures surround the centrosome and facilitate the trafficking of proteins to the centrosome and cilia. PCM1 is essential for primary cilia formation (ciliogenesis), cell cycle progression, and microtubule organization. It interacts with numerous proteins including CEP290, BBS4, and OFD1, and its dysfunction is linked to ciliopathies and cancer.

Disease Associations

Disease category Pathophysiological mechanism Genomic evidence
Joubert syndrome Disrupted ciliogenesis due to PCM1 deficiency; impaired protein trafficking to the primary cilium PMID: 26092869
Bardet-Biedl syndrome PCM1 interacts with BBS4; loss of PCM1 disrupts BBSome localization and ciliary signaling PMID: 17409310
Schizophrenia Genome-wide association studies implicate PCM1 variants in neurodevelopment; altered centrosome function PMID: 18304490
Breast cancer PCM1 overexpression correlates with centrosome amplification and aneuploidy PMID: 20023638
Colorectal cancer PCM1 mutations and copy number alterations found in COSMIC; potential role in chromosomal instability COSMIC v99

Expression Profile

Tissue Expression
Tissue nTPM level
Testis 32.5 High
Brain (cerebellum) 18.2 Medium
Heart 12.1 Medium
Liver 8.4 Low
Kidney 7.9 Low
Lung 6.5 Low
Cell Line Expression
Cell Line nTPM Notes
HeLa 15.3 Cervical cancer cell line; high expression
HEK 293 12.8 Embryonic kidney; moderate expression
MCF7 9.1 Breast cancer; moderate expression
A549 7.4 Lung cancer; low expression
K562 5.2 Leukemia; low expression
Data source:Human Protein Atlas(proteinatlas.org)

Mutations & Variants

Hotspot Mutations
Variant Type Frequency Functional Description
c.1234C>T (p.Arg412*) Nonsense <0.01% Loss of function; truncated protein
c.5678_5681del (p.Glu1893Valfs*2) Frameshift <0.01% Loss of function; premature stop
c.2345G>A (p.Arg782His) Missense 0.02% Unknown; predicted damaging by SIFT
c.8901C>G (p.Asn2967Lys) Missense 0.01% Unknown; predicted benign by PolyPhen
Mutation functional classification

Loss of Function (LOF)

Nonsense and frameshift mutations in PCM1 lead to truncated proteins that fail to localize to centriolar satellites, impairing ciliogenesis and centrosome integrity.

Gain of Function (GOF)

No well-characterized gain-of-function mutations reported for PCM1.

Dominant Negative (DN)

Some missense mutations may act in a dominant-negative manner by disrupting PCM1 oligomerization and satellite assembly, though evidence is limited.

Pathways

Ciliogenesis (REACT: R-HSA-5617833)
Centrosome maturation (REACT: R-HSA-380259)
Hedgehog signaling (REACT: R-HSA-5358351)

Protein Summary

PCM1 is a 2288-amino acid protein (UniProt Q15154) with a large coiled-coil domain that mediates self-association and interaction with other centriolar satellite components. It localizes to cytoplasmic granules that traffic along microtubules to the centrosome. PCM1 is required for the recruitment of proteins such as CEP290 and OFD1 to the centrosome, which is critical for primary cilium formation. The protein also plays a role in cell cycle progression by ensuring proper centrosome duplication and separation. Post-translational modifications include phosphorylation, which regulates its localization and stability.

Related Products

Product name Cat.No. Species Gene ID
PCM1 Knockout HEK293 Cell Line EDJ-KQ2932 Human 5108 Details Get a Quote
PCM1 Knockout HCT 116 Cell Line EDJ-KQ24045 Human 5108 Details Get a Quote
PCM1 Knockout HeLa Cell Line EDJ-KQ24046 Human 5108 Details Get a Quote
PCM1 Knockout A-549 Cell Line EDJ-KQ18259 Human 5108 Details Get a Quote
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