NK 1R/5-HT1AR interaction is related to the regulation of melanogenesis
NK 1R/5-HT1AR interaction is related to the regulation of melanogenesis
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NK 1R/5-HT1AR相互作用与黑色素生成的调节有关
DOI:
10.1096/fj.201700564rr
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发表时间:
2018
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Shang Jing
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作者:
Wu Huali;Zhao Yucheng;Huang Qiaoling;Cai Minxuan;Pan Qi;Fu Mengsi;An Xiaohong;Xia Zhenjiang;Liu Meng;Jin Yu;He Ling;Shang Jing
Substance P (SP) is a candidate mediator along the brain–skin axis and can mimic the effects of stress to regulate melanogenesis. Previously, we and others have found that the regulation of SP for pigmentary function was mediated by neurokinin 1 receptor (NK1R). Emerging evidence has accumulated that psychologic stress can induce dysfunction in the cutaneous serotonin 5‐hydroxytryptamine (5‐HT)‐5‐HT1A/1B receptor system, thereby resulting in skin hypopigmentation. Moreover, NK1R and 5‐HTR (except 5‐HT3) belong to GPCR. The present study aimed at assessing the possible existence of NK1R‐5‐HTR interactions and related melanogenic functions. Western blot and PCR detection revealed that SP reduced expression of 5‐HT1A receptorviathe NK1 receptor. Biochemical analyses showed that NK1R and 5‐HT1AR could colocalize and interact in a cell and in the skin. When the N terminus of the NK1R protein was removed NK1R surface targeting was prevented, the interaction between NK1R‐5‐HT1AR decreased, and the depigmentation caused by SP and WAY100635 could be rescued. Importantly, pharmaceutical coadministration of NK1R agonist (SP) and 5‐HT1A antagonist (WAY100635) enhanced the NK1–5‐HT1A receptor coimmunoprecipitation along with the depigmentary response. SP and WAY100635 cooperation elicited activation of a signaling cascade (the extracellular, regulated protein kinase p‐JNK signaling pathway) and inhibition of p70S6K1 phosphorylation and greatly reduced melanin productionin vitroandin vivoin mice and zebrafish. Moreover, the SP‐induced depigmentation response did not be occur in 5‐htr1aa+/−zebrafish embryos. Taken together, the results of our systemic study increases our knowledge of the roles of NK1R and 5‐HT1AR in mela‐nogenesis and provides possible, novel therapeutic strategies for treatment of skin hypo/hyperpigmentation.—Wu, H., Zhao, Y., Huang, Q., Cai, M., Pan, Q., Fu, M., An, X., Xia, Z., Liu, M., Jin, Y., He, L., Shang, J. NK1R/5‐HT1AR interaction is related to the regulation of melanogenesis. FASEB J. 32, 3193–3214 (2018). www.fasebj.org