AKAP members

AKAP scaffold proteins bring together the PKA complex (and other kinases), phosphodiesterases and phosphatases that modulate the cAMP signal, in some cases adenylyl cyclases or target proteins and compartmentalize them to particular subcellular locations. Akaps primarily target the regulatory subunit type II but a few possess dual specificity. The Akap genes are listed with aliases in parentheses, full names and links to gene report pages:

Akap1 (Akap84, D-Akap1, AKAP149, AKAP121) – A-kinase anchoring protein 1
Akap2 – A-kinase anchoring protein 2
Akap3 – A-kinase anchoring protein 3
Akap4 (75kDa fibrous sheath protein) – A-kinase anchoring protein 4
Akap5 (P150, AKAP150, Akap79, RII-B-binding protein) – A-kinase anchoring protein 5
Akap6 (mAkap) – A-kinase anchoring protein 6
Akap7 (Akap15, Akap18d, Akap18) – A-kinase anchoring protein 7
Akap8 (Akap95) – A-kinase anchoring protein 8
Akap9 (Yotiao, Gisp, CG-NAP) – A-kinase anchoring protein 9
Akap10 (D-Akap2) – A-kinase anchoring protein 10
Akap11 (AKAP 220) – A-kinase anchoring protein 11
Akap12 (Akap12G, AKAP12A, AKAP12B, gravin) – A-kinase anchoring protein 12
Akap13 (protein kinase A anchoring protein Rt31) – A-kinase anchoring protein 13
Akap14 (Testis-specific A-kinase anchoring-protein) – A-kinase anchoring protein 14