CaPkh2, the Candida ortholog of PDK1, requires a C-terminal region for activity
CaPkh2 has a putative PH domain and binds to structural and signaling lipids
CaPkh2 binds to sulfatide, but it does not affect kinase activity
Phospholipds inhibit CaPkh2 in vitro activity while DHS reverses inhibition
Pkh kinases and PDK1 have similarities and differences in their mechanisms of regulation by lipids