WTS-1/LATS regulates endocytic recycling by restraining F-actin assembly in a synergistic manner
WTS-1/LATS regulates endocytic recycling by restraining F-actin assembly in a synergistic manner
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WTS-1/LATS 通过以协同方式抑制 F-肌动蛋白组装来调节内吞再循环。
DOI:
10.1242/jcs.259085
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Shi Anbing
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作者:
Zhang Hanchong;Cheng Zihang;Li Wenbo;Hu Jie;Zhao Linyue;Chen Dan;Gao Jinghu;Chen Juan;Yan Yanling;Lin Long;Shi Anbing
The disruption of endosomal actin architecture negatively affects endocytic recycling. However, the underlying homeostatic mechanisms that regulate actin organization during recycling remain unclear. In this study, we identified a synergistic endosomal actin assembly restricting mechanism in C. elegans involving WTS-1/LATS kinase, which is a core component of the Hippo pathway. WTS-1 resides on the sorting endosomes and colocalizes with the actin polymerization regulator PTRN-1/CAMSAPs. We observed an increase in PTRN-1-labeled structures in WTS-1-deficient cells, indicating that WTS-1 can limit the endosomal localization of PTRN-1. Accordingly, the actin overaccumulation phenotype in WTS-1-depleted cells was mitigated by the associated PTRN-1 loss. We further demonstrated that recycling defects and actin overaccumulation in WTS-1-deficient cells were reduced by the overexpression of constitutively active UNC-60A/cofilin(S3A), which aligns with the role of LATS as a positive regulator of cofilin activity. Altogether, our data confirmed previous findings, and we proposed an additional model: WTS-1 acts alongside the UNC-60A/cofilin-mediated actin disassembly to restrict the assembly of endosomal F-actin by curbing PTRN-1 dwelling on endosomes, preserving recycling transport.