Control of NFAT Isoform Activation and NFAT-Dependent Gene Expression through Two Coincident and Spatially Segregated Intracellular Ca(2+) Signals.
Control of NFAT Isoform Activation and NFAT-Dependent Gene Expression through Two Coincident and Spatially Segregated Intracellular Ca(2+) Signals.
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10.1016/j.molcel.2016.11.011
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2016-11-17
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16
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Parekh, Anant B.
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Kar, Pulak;Mirams, Gary R.;Christian, Helen C.;Parekh, Anant B.
Excitation-transcription coupling, linking stimulation at the cell surface to changes in nuclear gene expression, is conserved throughout eukaryotes. How closely related coexpressed transcription factors are differentially activated remains unclear. Here, we show that two Ca2+-dependent transcription factor isoforms, NFAT1 and NFAT4, require distinct sub-cellular InsP3 and Ca2+ signals for physiologically sustained activation. NFAT1 is stimulated by sub-plasmalemmal Ca2+ microdomains, whereas NFAT4 additionally requires Ca2+ mobilization from the inner nuclear envelope by nuclear InsP3 receptors. NFAT1 is rephosphorylated (deactivated) more slowly than NFAT4 in both cytoplasm and nucleus, enabling a more prolonged activation phase. Oscillations in cytoplasmic Ca2+, long considered the physiological form of Ca2+ signaling, play no role in activating either NFAT protein. Instead, effective sustained physiological activation of NFAT4 is tightly linked to oscillations in nuclear Ca2+. Our results show how gene expression can be controlled by coincident yet geographically distinct Ca2+ signals, generated by a freely diffusible InsP3 message. NFAT1 is activated by local Ca2+ entry, whereas NFAT4 also needs nuclear Ca2+ Nuclear Ca2+ increases via InsP3 receptors located on the inner nuclear membrane NFAT1 and NFAT4 show very different rephosphorylation (deactivation) kinetics Slow deactivation of NFAT1 affords a form of short-term memory to gene expression NFAT1 and NFAT4 are widely coexpressed transcription factors. NFAT1 is activated by Ca2+ microdomains near CRAC channels, whereas NFAT4 additionally requires nuclear Ca2+. Kar et al. now show that nuclear Ca2+ is raised by InsP3 receptors on the inner nuclear membrane. The dependence of NFAT isoforms on distinct sub-cellular Ca2+ signals regulates gene expression in cell- and stimulus-specific contexts.
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