Frontotemporal
dementia
and/or
amyotrophic
lateral
sclerosis
type
7
(FTD/ALS7)
is
an
autosomal
dominant
neurodegenerative
disorder
characterized
by
the
onset
of
ALS
FTD
mainly
in
adulthood.
Patients
with
some
types
mutations,
including
Thr104Asn
(T104N)
mutation
charged
multivesicular
body
protein
2B
(CHMP2B),
have
predominantly
phenotypes,
whereas
patients
other
mutations
phenotypes.
A
few
further
both
phenotypes
approximately
equally;
however,
reason
why
differ
depending
on
position
unknown.
CHMP2B
composes
one
part
endosomal
sorting
complexes
required
for
transport
(ESCRT),
specifically
ESCRT-III,
cytoplasm.
We
describe
here,
first
time,
that
T104N
inhibits
neuronal
process
elongation
N1E-115
cell
line,
a
model
differentiation.
The
inhibitory
phenotype
was
accompanied
changes
marker
expression.
It
noteworthy
but
not
its
wild-type
preferentially
accumulated
Golgi
body.
Of
four
major
stress
signaling
pathways
currently
known,
pathway
through
Arf4,
as
small
GTPase,
upregulated
cells
expressing
mutation.
Conversely,
knockdown
Arf4
cognate
interfering
(si)RNA
recovered
inhibited
These
results
suggest
morphological
differentiation
triggering
signaling,
revealing
possible
therapeutic
molecular
target
recovering
potential
and
cellular
underlying
FTD/ALS7.
The EMBO Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
43(21), P. 5085 - 5113
Published: Sept. 16, 2024
Abstract
Lipidated
ATG8/LC3
proteins
are
recruited
to
single
membrane
compartments
as
well
autophagosomes,
supporting
their
functions.
Although
recent
studies
have
shown
that
Golgi-LC3
lipidation
follows
Golgi
damage,
its
molecular
mechanism
and
function
under
stress
remain
unknown.
Here,
by
combining
DLK1
overexpression
a
new
strategy
for
induction
of
Golgi-specific
LC3
lipidation,
the
application
Golgi-damaging
reagents,
we
unravel
role
lipidation.
Upon
overexpression,
is
lipidated
on
apparatus
in
an
ATG12-ATG5-ATG16L1
complex-dependent
manner;
post-Golgi
trafficking
blockade
primary
cause
this
During
stress,
ATG16L1
through
interaction
with
V-ATPase
After
inhibition,
TFE3,
key
regulator
response,
translocated
nucleus.
Defects
disrupt
translocation,
leading
attenuation
response.
Together,
our
results
reveal
unexplored