Studies on differentiation-dependent expression and activity of distinct transglutaminases by specific substrate peptides using three dimensional reconstituted epidermis.
Studies on differentiation-dependent expression and activity of distinct transglutaminases by specific substrate peptides using three dimensional reconstituted epidermis.
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使用三维重建表皮研究特定底物肽对不同转谷氨酰胺酶的分化依赖性表达和活性。
DOI:
10.1111/febs.14832
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2019
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通讯作者:
Tanabe Y., Yamane M, Kato M., Teshima H., Kuribayashi M., Tatsukawa H., Takama H., Akiyama M., Hitomi K.
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Masataka Sugiyama;Yasuo Takehara;Ryota Horiguchi;Takashi Mizuno;Ryota Hyodo;Takasuke Ushio;Tetsuya Wakayama;Atsushi Nozaki;Hiroyuki Kabasawa;Marcus Alley;Satoshi Goshima;Shinji Naganawa;Tanabe Y., Yamane M, Kato M., Teshima H., Kuribayashi M., Tatsukawa H., Takama H., Akiyama M., Hitomi K.
During skin formation, particularly during differentiation of keratinocytes, unique post‐translational modifications play a role in forming a proteinaceous supermolecule called the cornified envelope (CE), which is necessary for barrier function. Transglutaminases (TGs) are essential enzymes involved in the cross‐linking of various keratinocyte structural proteins to complete CE formation. The TG family consists of eight isozymes, with two members, TG1 and TG3, located mainly in the epidermis. In anin vitrothree‐dimensional (3D) culture system, reconstruction of the epidermis allows cornification of the terminally differentiated keratinocytes. In this study, using isozyme‐specific substrate peptides that enable detection of TG activity, we investigated the expression and the activation pattern of each isozyme during differentiation in this culture system. In the differentiating cells, the protein levels, enzymatic activities, as well as localization of TG1 and TG3 exhibited distinct patterns. Specific knockdown of these enzymes by siRNA revealed less cornification, suggesting that each TG contributes to the epidermal formation. In conclusion, we demonstrate the efficiency of the 3D system for studying differentiation‐dependent expression and activity of distinct TGs by specific substrate peptides.EnzymeTransglutaminase, EC2.3.2.13.