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The translation factor eIF5A is a protein containing the amino acid residue hypusine, which has never been found in other proteins. In human cells, an EIF5A1 transcript variant referred to as variant A is expected to encode the eIF5A1 isoform A, which has an additional N-terminal extension with respect to the canonical isoform B. Here, we validated the isoform A in HeLa cells and showed that variant A is able to produce both eIF5A1 isoforms. Furthermore, isoform A was proved to undergo acetylation at least when it is exogenously expressed.

ANALYSIS OF EXPRESSION AND POSTTRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATION OF AN UNCHARACTERIZED ISOFORM OF THE TRANSLATION FACTOR eIF5A