REGULATION OF INTEGRIN GLYCOSYLATION AND FUNCTION BY RAS
RAS 对整合素糖基化和功能的调节
基本信息
- 批准号:6413210
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 11.63万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-01-01 至 2002-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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- 关键词:
项目摘要
The abnormal function of beta1 integrin receptors plays a key role in the
development of inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis. In
consequence, intense investigation has centered on defining the molecular
pathways that regulate integrin activity. In many instances, changes in integrin
function arise from altered integrin affinity for ligand, rather than from
changes in receptor expression. Recent studies have suggested that
intracellular signaling molecules, such as ras, can modulate integrin
conformation, leading to altered cell adhesiveness and/or motility. The
molecular effectors of ras that direct conformational changes in beta1 integrins
have not been well-defined. Data presented as part of this research proposal
supports a role for ras in the regulation of beta1 integrins. The ectopic
expression of a dominant negative ras isoform (N17ras) in epithelial cells
induces aberrant glycosylation of beta1 integrins. Correspondingly, cells that
express aberrantly glycosylated beta1 integrins display numerous deficits in
integrin-mediated cellular responses including cell attachment to matrix, cell
spreading, focal adhesion formation, cell motility and tyrosine-kinase
mediated signal transduction. A central hypothesis is thus proposed that ras
regulates the Golgi -mediated glycosylation of beta1 integrins and that, in turn,
modifications in glycosylation directly affect integrin function. This
hypothesis encompasses three principal areas of inquiry. First, what is the
molecular mechanism by which alterations in ras activity induce changes in
integrin glycosylation? In Aim l, lectin affinity blotting and carbohydrate
sequencing will be used to define the N17ras-mediated changes in the
carbohydrate composition of beta1 integrins. Such experiments will likely
identify Golgi glycosyltransferases that are candidates for regulation by ras,
thus elucidating the molecular events involved in ras-dependent integrin
glycosylation. Secondly, do changes in integrin glycosylation directly affect
function? In Aim 2, methods will be developed that will allow the expression
of N17ras to be uncoupled from the expression of variant integrin glycoforms.
These experiments are expected to confirm that differences in glycosylation,
rather than other downstream effects of NI 7ras, are directly responsible for
deficiencies in integrin signaling. Finally, are rasmediated changes in in te grin
glycosylation and function involved in inflammation? In Aim 3, N17ras will
be introduced into T lymphocyte and monocytic cell lines in order to
determine if, similar to epithelial cells, changes in ras activity can modulate
integrin glycosylation and function. The beta1 integrins of T cells and
monocytes represent good candidates for regulation by glycosylation because
these cells are known to express variant integrin glycoforms in vivo.
Moreover, the expression of these variant glycoforms correlates well with
changes in cell phenotype. For example, modifications in Golgi--mediated
glycosylation of beta1 integrins are observed during both T cell maturation
and monocyte activation. Collectively, the experiments proposed in Specific
Aims 1-3 are expected to define and characterize a novel, ras dependent,
signal transduction pathway that modulates integrin function by regulating the
activity of selected Golgi glycosyltransferases. The elucidation of such a
pathway may provide insight into the physiologic function of variant integrin
glycoforms that are expressed during T cell maturation, monocyte and
keratinocyte activation, and metastasis.
β 1整合素受体的异常功能在该疾病中起关键作用
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