MICALs.
MICALs.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.cub.2018.01.025
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发表时间:
2018-05-07
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通讯作者:
Terman JR
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作者:
Alto LT;Terman JR
(A) MICAL family proteins include Drosophila Mical and three vertebrate MICALs, MICAL-1,-2 and-3. All MICAL proteins consist of an amino-terminal oxidation–reduction (redox) enzymatic domain, a calponin homology (CH) domain, a LIM domain, Src homology 3 (SH3) domain proline-rich binding motifs (PxxP), and a carboxy-terminal coiled coil domain (CC), which contains a Plexin-interacting region (PIR) and a Rab-binding domain (RBD). The regions between defined domains are denoted as ‘variable regions’ because they differ in length for different MICALs and for the different protein splice forms of each MICAL. Question marks are placed over the CC domain for human MICAL-2 because many notated cDNAs for this protein do not include the CC domain, but the MICAL-2 genomic locus includes a CC-coding region similar to MICAL-1 and-3.(B) MICAL activity has been found to be involved in many cellular events (as listed) that contribute to both development and homeostasis in multiple cell types, including neurons. In many of these events, MICAL is known to destabilize and disassemble filamentous actin (F-actin).(C) The current model for MICAL function is that in the absence of signaling, the redox activity of MICAL is autoinhibited and inactive. MICAL interacts with the Plexin receptor through its CC domain, and upon Semaphorin–Plexin signaling, MICAL’s redox domain is activated. MICAL activity is also regulated through interactions with growth factor signaling components and Rab family proteins. Active MICAL binds F-actin and uses NADPH as a coenzyme to specifically oxidize methionines (Mets) 44 and 47 within the D-loop of actin (box). The D-loop mediates binding between actin monomers/filament subunits and MICAL’s targeted oxidation of Met44 and Met47 disrupts these interactions, resulting in F-actin disassembly. Cofilin is also known to accelerate the disassembly of MICAL-oxidized actin, and vice versa. MICAL-oxidized actin is reduced by the cellular reductase SelR/MsrB, creating a reversible system for redox regulation of actin dynamics.
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