Journal of Cell Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
135(15)
Published: July 4, 2022
Adult
stem
cells
persist
in
mammalian
tissues
by
entering
a
state
of
reversible
quiescence,
referred
to
as
G0,
which
is
associated
with
low
levels
transcription.
Using
cultured
myoblasts
and
muscle
cells,
we
report
that
global
RNA
content
synthesis
are
substantially
repressed,
correlating
decreased
polymerase
II
(RNAPII)
expression
activation.
Integrating
RNAPII
occupancy
transcriptome
profiling,
identify
repressed
networks
role
for
promoter-proximal
pausing
G0.
Strikingly,
shows
enhanced
G0
on
genes
encoding
regulators
biogenesis
(such
Ncl,
Rps24,
Ctdp1),
release
increased
these
G1.
Knockdown
transcripts
proliferating
leads
induction
markers,
confirming
the
importance
their
repression
establishment
A
targeted
screen
revealed
knockdown
Aff4
(a
positive
regulator
elongation)
unexpectedly
enhances
G0-stalled
hastens
S
phase;
however,
negative
elongation
factor
(NELF)
complex,
pausing,
appears
be
dispensable.
We
propose
contributes
transcriptional
control
subset
G0-repressed
maintain
quiescence
impacts
timing
G0-G1
transition.
This
article
has
an
First
Person
interview
first
authors
paper.
Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
38(1), P. 291 - 319
Published: May 14, 2022
The
most
fundamental
feature
of
cellular
form
is
size,
which
sets
the
scale
all
cell
biological
processes.
Growth,
form,
and
function
are
necessarily
linked
in
biology,
but
we
often
do
not
understand
underlying
molecular
mechanisms
nor
their
specific
functions.
Here,
review
progress
toward
determining
that
regulate
size
yeast,
animals,
plants,
as
well
understanding
regulation.
It
has
become
increasingly
clear
mechanism
regulation
deeply
intertwined
with
basic
biosynthesis,
how
biosynthesis
can
be
scaled
(or
not)
proportion
to
size.
Finally,
highlight
recent
findings
causally
linking
aberrant
senescence
implications
for
cancer
therapies.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(3), P. 1293 - 1293
Published: Jan. 24, 2022
The
cyclin-dependent
kinase
Cdk1
is
best
known
for
its
function
as
master
regulator
of
the
cell
cycle.
It
phosphorylates
several
key
proteins
to
control
progression
through
different
phases
However,
studies
conducted
decades
ago
with
mammalian
cells
revealed
that
also
directly
regulates
basal
transcription
machinery,
most
notably
RNA
polymerase
II.
More
recent
in
budding
yeast
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
have
revisited
this
and
controls
III
activity.
These
provided
novel
insight
into
physiological
relevance
process.
For
instance,
cycle-stage-dependent
activity
these
complexes
may
be
important
meeting
increased
demand
various
involved
housekeeping,
metabolism,
protein
synthesis.
Recent
work
indicates
direct
regulation
II
machinery
promotes
cycle
entry.
Here,
we
provide
an
overview
by
Cdk1,
hypothesize
original
primordial
cell-cycle
CDK
was
regulate
RNAPII
it
later
evolved
specialized
kinases
govern
aspects
Abstract
A
family
of
structurally
related
cyclin‐dependent
protein
kinases
(CDKs)
drives
many
aspects
eukaryotic
cell
function.
Much
the
literature
in
this
area
has
considered
individual
members
to
act
primarily
either
as
regulators
cycle,
context
which
CDKs
were
first
discovered,
or
transcription.
Until
recently,
CDK7
was
only
clear
example
a
CDK
that
functions
both
processes.
However,
new
data
points
several
“cell‐cycle”
having
important
roles
transcription
and
some
“transcriptional”
cycle‐related
targets.
For
example,
novel
have
been
demonstrated
for
archetypal
cycle
regulator
CDK1.
The
increasing
evidence
overlap
between
these
two
types
suggests
they
might
play
critical
role
coordinating
Here
we
review
canonical
cell‐cycle
transcriptional
CDKs,
provide
an
update
on
how
collaborate
perform
cellular
functions.
We
also
brief
overview
dysregulation
contributes
carcinogenesis,
possible
treatment
avenues.
This
article
is
categorized
under:
RNA
Interactions
with
Proteins
Other
Molecules
>
RNA‐Protein
Complexes
Processing
3′
End
Splicing
Regulation/Alternative
EMBO Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(2), P. 745 - 769
Published: Jan. 17, 2024
Abstract
Pho85
is
a
multifunctional
CDK
that
signals
to
the
cell
when
environmental
conditions
are
favorable.
It
has
been
connected
cycle
control,
mainly
in
Start
where
it
promotes
G1/S
transition.
Here
we
describe
repressor
Whi7
key
target
of
regulation
entry.
The
phosphorylation
by
inhibits
and
explains
most
contribution
activation
Start.
Mechanistically,
downregulates
protein
levels
through
control
stability
WHI7
gene
transcription.
also
restrains
intrinsic
ability
associate
with
promoters.
Furthermore,
although
Whi5
main
normal
cycling
cells,
absence
Pho85,
becomes
major
leading
G1
arrest.
Overall,
our
results
reveal
novel
mechanism
which
at
multiple
levels,
may
confer
functional
specialization
connect
response
adverse
control.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
121(47)
Published: Nov. 13, 2024
Cell
phase
engineering
can
significantly
impact
protein
synthesis
and
cell
size,
potentially
enhancing
the
production
of
lipophilic
products.
This
study
investigated
G1
extension
on
resource
allocation,
metabolic
functions,
unfolded
response
(UPR)
in
yeast,
along
with
potential
for
compounds.
In
brief,
regulation
was
achieved
by
deleting
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Nov. 1, 2022
The
human
body
is
programmed
with
definite
quantities,
magnitudes,
and
proportions.
At
the
microscopic
level,
such
sizes
manifest
in
individual
cells
-
different
cell
types
are
characterized
by
distinct
whereas
of
same
type
highly
uniform
size.
How
do
a
population
maintain
uniformity
size,
how
changes
target
size
programmed?
A
convergence
recent
historical
studies
suggest
just
as
thermostat
maintains
room
temperature
proliferating
animal
similarly
maintained
homeostatic
mechanisms.
In
this
review,
we
first
summarize
old
new
literature
on
existence
checkpoints,
then
discuss
additional
advances
study
homeostasis
that
involve
feedback
regulation
cellular
growth
rate.
We
further
progress
molecules
underlie
checkpoints
mechanisms
specify
setpoints.
Lastly,
less-well
explored
teleological
question:
why
does
matter
what
functional
importance
control?
Molecular Biology of the Cell,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(12)
Published: Oct. 31, 2023
Since
the
discovery
of
cyclin-dependent
kinases
(CDKs),
it
has
been
perceived
as
a
dogma
that
CDK
signaling
in
cell
cycle
is
mediated
via
targeting
consensus
sites:
optimal
and
minimal
motifs
S/T-P-x-K/R
S/T-P,
respectively.
However,
more
recent
evidence
suggests
often
phosphorylation
events
regulatory
importance
are
nonconventional
sites
lack
required
+1Pro
site
motif.
In
these
cases,
loss
specificity
seems
to
be
compensated
distant
docking
interactions
facilitated
by
1)
phosphorylated
priming
binding
phospho-adaptor
Cks1
and/or
2)
cyclin-specific
Short
Linear
Motifs
(SLiMs)
substrates.
This
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: July 10, 2023
Stimulator
of
Interferon
Gene
(STING)
is
a
critical
signaling
linker
protein
that
plays
crucial
role
in
the
intrinsic
immune
response,
particularly
cytoplasmic
DNA-mediated
response
both
pathogens
and
hosts.
It
also
involved
various
processes
vivo
.
The
musculoskeletal
system
provides
humans
with
morphology,
support,
stability,
movement.
However,
its
aging
can
result
diseases
negatively
impact
people’s
lives.
While
many
studies
have
reported
cellular
leading
cause
disorders,
it
offers
insight
into
potential
treatments.
Under
pathological
conditions,
senescent
osteoblasts,
chondrocytes,
myeloid
cells,
muscle
fibers
exhibit
persistent
senescence-associated
secretory
phenotype
(SASP),
metabolic
disturbances,
cell
cycle
arrest,
which
are
closely
linked
to
abnormal
STING
activation.
accumulation
DNA
due
chromatin
escape
from
nucleus
following
damage
or
telomere
shortening
activates
cGAS-STING
pathway.
Moreover,
activation
mitochondrial
dysfunction,
epigenetic
modifications,
impaired
degradation.
upregulates
SASP
autophagy
directly
indirectly
promotes
arrest.
Thus,
may
be
onset
development
age-related
disorders
represents
therapeutic
target.
In
recent
years,
modulators
been
developed
used
study
disorders.
Therefore,
this
paper
summarizes
effects
on
at
molecular
level
current
understanding
mechanisms
endogenous
active
ligand
production
accumulation.
We
discuss
relationship
between
some
STING,
as
well
status
modulator
development.
Cell Communication and Signaling,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
Many
different
stress
signaling
pathways
converge
in
a
common
response:
slowdown
or
arrest
cell
cycle
the
G1
phase.
The
G1/S
transition
(called
Start
budding
yeast)
is
key
checkpoint
controlled
by
positive
and
negative
regulators.
Among
them,
Whi7
Whi5
are
transcriptional
repressors
of
program,
yeast
functional
homologs
Retinoblastoma
family
proteins
mammalian
cells.
Under
standard
conditions,
plays
lesser
role
than
inhibition.
However,
under
wall
stress,
induced
more
important
control.
In
this
work,
we
investigated
hallmarks
Whi5,
which
determine
their
strength
as
inhibitors
stress.
response
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
to
Calcofluor
White
was
characterize
regulation
function
To
control
protein
levels,
used
dose-dependent
β-estradiol-induced
expression
auxin-induced
degron
fusions.
We
also
performed
Chromatin
Immunoprecipitation
assays
investigate
association
with
promoters
scored
re-entry
using
microscopy
assays.
found
that
promoted
specific
upregulation
repressor.
First,
although
increases
not
only
determinant
behind
promoting
arrest.
Indeed,
artificial
induction
at
same
level
resulted
lower
block.
Second,
specifically
recruited
SBF-target
promoters,
independent
increase
its
levels
stage.
Finally,
instability
further
increased
during
degradation
triggered
advanced
re-entry.
Here,
show
enhances
Importantly,
identified
new
Whi7-specific
regulatory
mechanisms
do
operate
Our
results
indicate
cells
may
benefit
from
stress-specific
ensure
stress-induced
rapid
be
particularly
resume
upon
adaptation.