Trim32 suppresses cerebellar development and tumorigenesis by degrading Gli1/sonic hedgehog signaling
Trim32 suppresses cerebellar development and tumorigenesis by degrading Gli1/sonic hedgehog signaling
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Trim32 通过降解 Gli1/sonic hedgehog 信号传导抑制小脑发育和肿瘤发生
DOI:
10.1038/s41418-019-0415-5
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
12.4
通讯作者:
Gao Wei-Qiang
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作者:
Wang Minglei;Luo Wenqin;Zhang Yu;Yang Rong;Li Xuefeng;Guo Yanjing;Zhang Chenlu;Yang Ru;Gao Wei-Qiang
Sonic hedgehog (SHH) signaling is crucial for the maintenance of the physiological self-renewal of granule neuron progenitor cells (GNPs) during cerebellar development, and its dysregulation leads to oncogenesis. However, how SHH signaling is controlled during cerebellar development is poorly understood. Here, we show that Trim32, a cell fate determinant, is distributed asymmetrically in the cytoplasm of mitotic GNPs, and that genetic knockout of Trim32 keeps GNPs at a proliferating and undifferentiated state. In addition, Trim32 knockout enhances the incidence of medulloblastoma (MB) formation in the Ptch1 mutant mice. Mechanistically, Trim32 binds to Gli1, an effector of SHH signaling, via its NHL domain and degrades the latter through its RING domain to antagonize the SHH pathway. These findings provide a novel mechanism that Trim32 may be a vital cell fate regulator by antagonizing the SHH signaling to promote GNPs differentiation and a tumor suppressor in MB formation.