Role of interaction with vinculin in recruitment of vinexins to focal adhesions.
Role of interaction with vinculin in recruitment of vinexins to focal adhesions.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2005.08.064
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发表时间:
2005-10
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
H. Takahashi;Masaru Mitsushima;N. Okada;Takuya Ito;Sanae Aizawa;Rie Akahane;Tsutomu Umemoto;K. Ueda;N. Kioka
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作者:
H. Takahashi;Masaru Mitsushima;N. Okada;Takuya Ito;Sanae Aizawa;Rie Akahane;Tsutomu Umemoto;K. Ueda;N. Kioka
Although vinexin was originally identified as a protein binding to the proline-rich hinge region of vinculin, the functions and biochemical properties of the vinexin–vinculin interaction are not known. Here, we determined the affinity of the vinexin–vinculin interaction using surface plasmon resonance measurements and found that vinexin β interacts with the C-terminal half of vinculin, which mimics an activated “open” form, with a threefold higher affinity than with the full-length “closed” vinculin. Coimmunoprecipitation experiments showed that cell adhesion on fibronectin enhances the vinexin–vinculin interaction. We also show that the interaction with vinculin is necessary for the efficient localization of vinexin α and β at focal adhesions. These observations suggest a model that “activated” vinculin localized at focal adhesions recruits vinexins to focal adhesions.