CNOT7 outcompetes its paralog CNOT8 for integration into the CCR4-NOT complex.
CNOT7 outcompetes its paralog CNOT8 for integration into the CCR4-NOT complex.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jmb.2022.167523
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发表时间:
2022-03
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
P. Stoney;Akiko Yanagiya;Saori Nishijima;Tadashi Yamamoto
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作者:
P. Stoney;Akiko Yanagiya;Saori Nishijima;Tadashi Yamamoto
The CCR4-NOT deadenylase complex is a major post-transcriptional regulator of eukaryotic gene expression. CNOT7 and CNOT8 are both vertebrate homologs of the yeast CCR4-NOT catalytic subunit Caf1. They are highly similar and are sometimes considered redundant, butCnot7andCnot8knockout mice exhibit different phenotypes, implying distinct physiological functions. In this study, we reveal a non-reciprocal effect of CNOT7 on CNOT8, in which CNOT8 protein is increased in the depletion of CNOT7 without corresponding changes in mRNA levels whereas CNOT7 is not affected by the loss of CNOT8.Cnot8mRNA may be bound by the CCR4-NOT complex, suggesting that CCR4-NOT might directly regulate CNOT8 expression.Cnot8mRNA is relatively unstable, butCnot7knockdown did not stabilizeCnot8mRNA, nor did it increase translation. CNOT8 protein was also less stable than CNOT7. CNOT7 showed greater affinity than CNOT8 for the CCR4-NOT scaffold protein CNOT1 and was able to block CNOT8 from binding to CNOT1. Depletion of CNOT7 increased CNOT8 incorporation into the CCR4-NOT complex and stabilized CNOT8. These data suggest that CNOT7 is the dominant paralog in CCR4-NOT and that CNOT7 and CNOT8 protein stability is regulated in distinct ways.