A Localized Scaffold for cGMP Increase Is Required for Apical Dendrite Development.
A Localized Scaffold for cGMP Increase Is Required for Apical Dendrite Development.
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顶端树突发育需要用于增加 cGMP 的局部支架。
DOI:
10.1016/j.celrep.2020.03.083
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Shelly,Maya
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作者:
Szczurkowska,Joanna;Lee,Seong-Il;Guo,Alan;Cwetsch,AndrzejW;Khan,Tanvir;Rao,Sneha;Walz,Gerd;Huber,TobiasB;Cancedda,Laura;Pautot,Sophie;Shelly,Maya
Studies in cultured neurons have established that axon specification instructs neuronal polarization and is necessary for dendrite development. However, dendrite formationin vivooccurs when axon formation is prevented. The mechanisms promoting dendrite development remain elusive. We find that apical dendrite development is directed by a localized cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP)-synthesizing complex. We show that the scaffolding protein Scribble associates with cGMP-synthesizing enzymes soluble-guanylate-cyclase (sGC) and neuronal nitric oxide synthase (nNOS). The Scribble scaffold is preferentially localized to and mediates cGMP increase in dendrites. These events are regulated by kinesin KifC2. Knockdown of Scribble, sGC-β1, or KifC2 or disrupting their associations prevents cGMP increase in dendrites and causes severe defects in apical dendrite development. Local cGMP elevation or sGC expression rescues the effects of Scribble knockdown on dendrite development, indicating that Scribble is an upstream regulator of cGMP. During neuronal polarization, dendrite development is directed by the Scribble scaffold that might link extracellular cues to localized cGMP increase.