p53 engagement is a hallmark of an unfolded protein response in the nucleus of mammalian cells
Jaebum Park,
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Thomas J. Wandless
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Published: Jan. 6, 2025
Exposure
to
exogenous
and
endogenous
stress
is
associated
with
the
intracellular
accumulation
of
aberrant
unfolded
misfolded
proteins.
In
eukaryotic
cells,
protein
homeostasis
within
membrane-bound
organelles
regulated
by
specialized
signaling
pathways,
response
in
endoplasmic
reticulum
serving
as
a
foundational
example.
Yet,
it
unclear
if
similar
surveillance
mechanism
exists
nucleus.
Here
we
leveraged
engineered
proteins
called
destabilizing
domains
acutely
expose
mammalian
cells
nuclear-
or
cytosolic-
localized
protein.
We
show
that
appearance
either
compartment
engages
common
transcriptional
transcription
factors
Nrf1
Nrf2.
Uniquely,
only
nucleus
does
activate
robust
p53-driven
transient
p53-independent
cell
cycle
delay.
These
studies
highlight
distinct
effects
folding
unique
quality
control
environment
Language: Английский
p53 engagement is a hallmark of an unfolded protein response in the nucleus of mammalian cells
Jaebum Park,
No information about this author
Thomas J. Wandless
No information about this author
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
Exposure
to
exogenous
and
endogenous
stress
is
associated
with
the
intracellular
accumulation
of
aberrant
unfolded
misfolded
proteins.
In
eukaryotic
cells,
protein
homeostasis
within
membrane-bound
organelles
regulated
by
specialized
signaling
pathways,
response
in
endoplasmic
reticulum
serving
as
a
foundational
example.
Yet,
it
unclear
if
similar
surveillance
mechanism
exists
nucleus.
Here
we
leveraged
engineered
proteins
called
destabilizing
domains
acutely
expose
mammalian
cells
nuclear-
or
cytosolic-
localized
protein.
We
show
that
appearance
either
compartment
engages
common
transcriptional
transcription
factors
Nrf1
Nrf2.
Uniquely,
only
nucleus
does
activate
robust
p53-driven
transient
p53-independent
cell
cycle
delay.
These
studies
highlight
distinct
effects
folding
unique
quality
control
environment
Language: Английский
p53 engagement is a hallmark of an unfolded protein response in the nucleus of mammalian cells
Jaebum Park,
No information about this author
Thomas J. Wandless
No information about this author
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 8, 2024
Abstract
Exposure
to
exogenous
and
endogenous
stress
is
associated
with
the
intracellular
accumulation
of
aberrant
unfolded
misfolded
proteins.
In
eukaryotic
cells,
protein
homeostasis
within
membrane-bound
organelles
regulated
by
specialized
signaling
pathways,
response
in
endoplasmic
reticulum
serving
as
a
foundational
example.
Yet,
it
unclear
if
similar
surveillance
mechanism
exists
nucleus.
Here
we
leveraged
engineered
proteins
called
destabilizing
domains
acutely
expose
mammalian
cells
nuclear-
or
cytosolic-
localized
protein.
We
show
that
appearance
either
compartment
engages
common
transcriptional
transcription
factors
Nrf1
Nrf2.
Uniquely,
only
nucleus
does
activate
robust
p53-driven
transient
p53-independent
cell
cycle
delay.
These
studies
highlight
distinct
effects
folding
unique
quality
control
environment
Language: Английский