A COOH terminal motif (RRESAI) on the inwardly rectifying K+ channel
Kir2.3 binds to the second PDZ domain of a 95-kD postsynaptic density
protein called PSD-95.  PKA phosphorylation of the serine at -2 of the PDZ
recognition site uncouples the channel from PSD-95 and results in inhibition
of K+ conductance.