Negative regulation of condensin I by CK2‐mediated phosphorylation
Negative regulation of condensin I by CK2‐mediated phosphorylation
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10.1038/sj.emboj.7601394
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2006-11
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Ai Takemoto;K. Kimura;J. Yanagisawa;S. Yokoyama;F. Hanaoka
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Ai Takemoto;K. Kimura;J. Yanagisawa;S. Yokoyama;F. Hanaoka
Condensin I, which plays an essential role in mitotic chromosome assembly and segregationin vivo, constrains positive supercoils into DNA in the presence of adenosine triphosphatein vitro. Condensin I is constitutively present in a phosphorylated form throughout the HeLa cell cycle, but the sites at which it is phosphorylated in interphase cells differ from those recognized by Cdc2 during mitosis. Immunodepletion,in vitrophosphorylation, and immunoblot analysis using a phospho‐specific antibody suggested that the CK2 kinase is likely to be responsible for phosphorylation of condensin I during interphase. In contrast to the slight stimulatory effect of Cdc2‐induced phosphorylation of condensin I on supercoiling, phosphorylation by CK2 reduced the supercoiling activity of condensin I. CK2‐mediated phosphorylation of condensin I is spatially and temporally regulated in a manner different to that of Cdc2‐mediated phosphorylation: CK2‐dependent phosphorylation increases during interphase and decreases on chromosomes during mitosis. These findings are the first to demonstrate a negative regulatory mode for condensin I, a process that may influence chromatin structure during interphase and mitosis.