Mpp10 complex
A protein complex that forms a subcomplex of the 90S preribosome. In S. cerevisiae, it is composed of Mpp10p, Imp3p and Imp4p. [GO:0034457]
Part of: nucleolus (GO:0005730); 90S preribosome (GO:0030686)
Components
| Component | Type | Part of / acts on | Grounding | Genes | Stoichiometry | Essential | Role |
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| Mpp10 Mpp10-complex subunit | Protein | part of | Reviewed label only (reviewed name; no accession asserted) | MPP10 | UNKNOWN | Protein constituent of the budding-yeast Mpp10 complex / 90S-preribosome subcomplex.
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| Imp3 Mpp10-complex subunit | Protein | part of | Reviewed label only (reviewed name; no accession asserted) | IMP3 | UNKNOWN | Protein constituent of the budding-yeast Mpp10 complex / 90S-preribosome subcomplex.
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| Imp4 Mpp10-complex subunit | Protein | part of | Reviewed label only (reviewed name; no accession asserted) | IMP4 | UNKNOWN | Protein constituent of the budding-yeast Mpp10 complex / 90S-preribosome subcomplex.
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Taxonomic distribution
NCBITaxon:4932Saccharomyces cerevisiae — COMMON: Budding yeast is the organism in which GO:0034457 defines the Mpp10 complex as a three-protein subcomplex of the 90S preribosome. [GO:0034457]
Canonical examples
NCBITaxon:4932Saccharomyces cerevisiae — Perez-Fernandez et al. 2007 placed the Mpp10 complex in the Pwp2p/UTP-B branch of stepwise 90S-preribosome assembly in budding yeast. [DOI:10.1128/MCB.00380-07]
Functions
- 90S preribosome assembly
GO:0034463— The Mpp10 complex forms a subcomplex of the 90S preribosome and participates in a stepwise assembly route for the yeast 90S preribosomal particle.GO:0034457GO:0034457 defines the Mpp10 complex as a subcomplex of the 90S preribosome.GO:0034463GO:0034463 is the Gene Ontology biological-process term for 90S preribosome assembly.DOI:10.1128/MCB.00380-07Perez-Fernandez et al. 2007 placed the Mpp10p complex with the U3 snoRNP and Pwp2p/UTP-B subunit in one 90S-preribosome assembly intermediate.
Mechanism graphs
Mpp10 is a 90S preribosome assembly module (ASSEMBLY)
In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the three-protein Mpp10 complex forms a subcomplex of the 90S preribosome and joins the hierarchical assembly pathway.
| Subject | Predicate | Object | Evidence |
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| Mpp10 Mpp10-complex subunit | contributes to | Mpp10 complex |
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| Imp3 Mpp10-complex subunit | contributes to | Mpp10 complex |
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| Imp4 Mpp10-complex subunit | contributes to | Mpp10 complex |
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| Mpp10 complex | part of | 90S preribosome |
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| Mpp10 complex | supports | 90S preribosome assembly |
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Discussions
- CURATION_TODO (OPEN): Resolve exact source-neutral family groundings for the Mpp10, Imp3 and Imp4 constituents of the Mpp10 complex. GO:0034457 uses Saccharomyces gene-product names while noting that analogous complexes in other eukaryotes can use the term. Exact cross-eukaryotic InterPro, Pfam, NCBIfam or UniProt family boundaries for the three Mpp10-complex proteins need narrower follow-up curation before these component labels can be grounded.
Evidence
GO:0034457Gene Ontology cellular-component term for the Mpp10 complex.GO:0140513Gene Ontology cellular-component parent term for nuclear protein-containing complexes.GO:0005730Gene Ontology cellular-component term for the nucleolus.GO:0030686Gene Ontology cellular-component term for the 90S preribosome.GO:0034463Gene Ontology biological-process term for 90S preribosome assembly.PMID:17515605PubMed identifier for Perez-Fernandez et al. 2007, the Molecular and Cellular Biology paper cited by GO:0034457.DOI:10.1128/MCB.00380-07DOI for Perez-Fernandez et al. 2007, 'The 90S preribosome is a multimodular structure that is assembled through a hierarchical mechanism', verified through NCBI E-utilities.
Curation history
2026-09-26T01:29:27Zcodex · CREATED_RECORD — Scaffolded by scripts/new_record.py2026-09-26T01:30:15Zcodex · EXPANDED_RECORD — Added nuclear protein-containing complex parentage, nucleolar and 90S preribosome parthood, three reviewed-label-only Mpp10-complex constituent rows, budding-yeast scope, a 90S-preribosome-assembly function, GO/PubMed/DOI evidence, a nonmechanistic assembly graph, and an Mpp10-complex subunit-grounding TODO.