RECK in Neural Precursor Cells Plays a Critical Role in Mouse Forebrain Angiogenesis
RECK in Neural Precursor Cells Plays a Critical Role in Mouse Forebrain Angiogenesis
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10.1016/j.isci.2019.08.009
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2019-08
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5.8
通讯作者:
Huiping Li;T. Miki;Glícia Maria de Almeida;Carina Hanashima;T. Matsuzaki;C. Kuo;Naoki Watanabe;M. Noda
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Huiping Li;T. Miki;Glícia Maria de Almeida;Carina Hanashima;T. Matsuzaki;C. Kuo;Naoki Watanabe;M. Noda
RECK in neural precursor cells (NPCs) was previously found to support Notch-dependent neurogenesis in mice. On the other hand, recent studies implicate RECK in endothelial cells (ECs) in WNT7-triggered canonical WNT signaling essential for brain angiogenesis. Here we report that RECK in NPCs is also critical for brain angiogenesis. WhenReckis inactivated inFoxg1-positive NPCs, mice die shortly after birth with hemorrhage in the forebrain, with angiogenic sprouts stalling at the periphery and forming abnormal aggregates reminiscent of those in EC-selectiveReckknockout mice andWnt7a/b-deficient mice. The hemorrhage can be pharmacologically suppressed by lithium chloride. An effect of RECK in WNT7-producing cells to enhance canonical WNT-signaling in reporter cells is detectable in mixed culture but not with conditioned medium. Our findings suggest that NPC-expressed RECK has a non-cell-autonomous function to promote forebrain angiogenesis through contact-dependent enhancement of WNT signaling in ECs, implying possible involvement of RECK in neurovascular coupling.