Protein serine/threonine Phosphotase-2A is differentially expressed and regulates eye development in vertebrates.
Protein serine/threonine Phosphotase-2A is differentially expressed and regulates eye development in vertebrates.
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10.2174/15665240113139990061
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2013-08
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2.5
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W-b Liu;X-H Hu;X-W Zhang;M. Deng;L. Nie;S. Hui;W. Duan;M. Tao;C. Zhang;J. Liu;W-F Hu;Z-X Huang;L. Li;M. Yi;T-T Li-T;L. Wang;Y. Liu;S. Liu;D. W. Li
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W-b Liu;X-H Hu;X-W Zhang;M. Deng;L. Nie;S. Hui;W. Duan;M. Tao;C. Zhang;J. Liu;W-F Hu;Z-X Huang;L. Li;M. Yi;T-T Li-T;L. Wang;Y. Liu;S. Liu;D. W. Li
Protein serine/threonine phosphatase-2A (PP-2A) is one of the key enzymes responsible for dephosphorylation in vertebrates. PP-2A-mediated dephosphorylation participates in many different biological processes including cell proliferation, differentiation, transformation, apoptosis, autophage and senescence. However, whether PP-2A directly controls animal development remains to be explored. Here, we present direct evidence to show that PP-2A displays important functions in regulating eye development of vertebrates. Using goldfish as a model system, we have demonstrated the following novel information. First, inhibition of PP-2A activity leads to significant death of the treated embryos, which is derived from blastomere apoptosis associated with enhanced phosphorylation of Bcl-XL at Ser-62, and the survived embryos displayed severe phenotype in the eye. Second, knockdown of PP-2A with morpholino oligomers leads to significant death of the injected embryos. The survived embryos from PP-2A knockdown displayed clear retardation in lens differentiation. Finally, overexpression of each catalytic subunit of PP-2A also causes death of majority of the injected embryos and leads to absence of goldfish eye lens or severely disturbed differentiation. Together, our results provide direct evidence that protein phosphatase-2A is important for normal eye development in goldfish.