SUMOylated Senataxin functions in genome stability, RNA degradation, and stress granule disassembly, and is linked with inherited ataxia and motor neuron disease.
SUMOylated Senataxin functions in genome stability, RNA degradation, and stress granule disassembly, and is linked with inherited ataxia and motor neuron disease.
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10.1002/mgg3.1745
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2021-12
影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
La Spada AR
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作者:
Bennett CL;La Spada AR
Senataxin (SETX) is a DNA/RNA helicase critical for neuron survival. SETX mutations underlie two inherited neurodegenerative diseases: Ataxia with Oculomotor Apraxia type 2 (AOA2) and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis type 4 (ALS4). This review examines SETX key cellular processes and we hypothesize that SETX requires SUMO posttranslational modification to function properly. SETX is localized to distinct foci during S‐phase of the cell cycle, and these foci represent sites of DNA polymerase/RNA polymerase II (RNAP) collision, as they co‐localize with DNA damage markers 53BP1 and H2AX. At such sites, SETX directs incomplete RNA transcripts to the nuclear exosome for degradation via interaction with exosome component 9 (Exosc9), a key component of the nuclear exosome. These processes require SETX SUMOylation. SETX was also recently localized within stress granules (SGs), and found to regulate SG disassembly, a process that similarly requires SUMOylation. SETX undergoes SUMO modification to function at S‐phase foci in cycling cells to facilitate RNA degradation. SETX may regulate similar processes in non‐dividing neurons at sites of RNAP II bidirectional self‐collision. Finally, SUMOylation of SETX appears to be required for SG disassembly. This SETX function may be crucial for neuron survival, as altered SG dynamics are linked to ALS disease pathogenesis. In addition, AOA2 point mutations have been shown to block SETX SUMOylation. Such mutations induce an ataxia phenotype indistinguishable from those with SETX null mutation, underscoring the importance of this modification. This mini‐review summarizes the most pertinent aspects of SETX biology that have recently been found to coalesce around its SUMO posttranslational modification. Senataxin (SETX) is a helicase that functions to maintain genomic stability, and SETX class‐specific mutations cause either a severe recessive ataxia (AOA2) or a dominant motor neuron disease (ALS4). RNA processing and binding proteins such as SETX remain of major focus in neurologic disease. Yet, the precise mechanism leading to pathology is elusive.
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