npj Parkinson s Disease,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 3, 2024
Abstract
Mutations
of
the
human
leucine-rich
repeat
kinase
2
(LRRK2)
have
been
associated
with
both,
idiopathic
and
familial
Parkinson’s
disease
(PD).
Most
these
pathogenic
mutations
are
located
in
domain
(KD)
or
GTPase
LRRK2.
In
this
study
we
describe
a
mechanism
which
protein
activity
can
be
modulated
by
reversible
oxidation
reduction,
involving
unique
pair
adjacent
cysteines,
“CC”
motif.
Among
all
kinases,
only
LRRK2
contains
motif
(C2024
C2025)
Activation
Segment
(AS)
domain.
an
approach
combining
site-directed
mutagenesis,
biochemical
analyses,
cell-based
assays,
Gaussian
accelerated
Molecular
Dynamics
(GaMD)
simulations
could
attribute
role
for
each
those
cysteines.
We
employed
reducing
oxidizing
agents
potential
clinical
relevance
to
investigate
effects
on
microtubule
docking.
find
that
cysteine
gives
distinct
contribution:
first
cysteine,
C2024,
is
essential
activity,
while
C2025,
contributes
significantly
redox
sensitivity.
Implementing
thiolates
(R-S
-
)
GaMD
allowed
us
analyse
how
cysteines
interacts
its
surrounding
residues
depending
state.
From
our
studies
conclude
downregulate
hyperactive
PD
may
provide
promising
tools
therapeutic
strategies.
Biomolecules,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12(7), С. 958 - 958
Опубликована: Июль 8, 2022
Eukaryotic
cells
have
developed
a
complex
circuitry
of
signalling
molecules
which
monitor
changes
in
their
intra-
and
extracellular
environments.
One
the
most
widely
studied
pathways
is
highly
conserved
cyclic
AMP
(cAMP)/protein
kinase
A
(PKA)
pathway,
major
glucose
sensing
circuit
yeast
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae.
PKA
activity
regulates
diverse
targets
yeast,
positively
activating
processes
that
are
associated
with
rapid
cell
growth
(e.g.,
fermentative
metabolism,
ribosome
biogenesis
division)
negatively
regulating
slow
growth,
such
as
respiratory
carbohydrate
storage
entry
into
stationary
phase.
As
higher
eukaryotes,
has
evolved
complexity
at
level
catalytic
subunit,
cerevisiae
expresses
three
isoforms,
denoted
Tpk1-3.
Despite
evidence
for
isoform
differences
multiple
biological
processes,
molecular
basis
specificity
remains
poorly
defined,
many
studies
continue
to
assume
redundancy
regards
PKA-mediated
regulation.
canonically
been
shown
play
key
role
fine-tuning
cellular
response
stressors;
however,
recent
now
begun
interrogate
requirement
individual
isoforms
coordinating
distinct
steps
stress
pathways.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
known
non-redundant
functions
Tpk
subunits
evolving
picture
how
these
establish
different
conditions.
Biochemical Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
480(9), С. 587 - 605
Опубликована: Апрель 5, 2023
Innate
or
acquired
resistance
to
small
molecule
BRAF
MEK1/2
inhibitors
(BRAFi
MEKi)
typically
arises
through
mechanisms
that
sustain
reinstate
ERK1/2
activation.
This
has
led
the
development
of
a
range
(ERKi)
either
inhibit
kinase
catalytic
activity
(catERKi)
additionally
prevent
activating
pT-E-pY
dual
phosphorylation
by
(dual-mechanism
dmERKi).
Here,
we
show
eight
different
ERKi
(both
catERKi
dmERKi)
drive
turnover
ERK2,
most
abundant
ERK
isoform,
with
little
no
effect
on
ERK1.
Thermal
stability
assays
do
not
destabilise
ERK2
(or
ERK1)
in
vitro,
suggesting
is
cellular
consequence
binding.
observed
upon
treatment
MEKi
alone,
it
binding
drives
turnover.
However,
pre-treatment,
which
blocks
and
dissociation
from
MEK1/2,
prevents
cells
poly-ubiquitylation
proteasome-dependent
pharmacological
genetic
inhibition
Cullin-RING
E3
ligases
this.
Our
results
suggest
ERKi,
including
current
clinical
candidates,
act
as
‘kinase
degraders’,
driving
their
major
target,
ERK2.
may
be
relevant
suggestion
kinase-independent
effects
therapeutic
use
ERKi.
Circulation Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
133(12), С. 966 - 988
Опубликована: Ноя. 13, 2023
Pulmonary
hypertension
(PH)
is
a
chronic
vascular
disease
characterized,
among
other
abnormalities,
by
hyperproliferative
smooth
muscle
cells
and
perturbed
cellular
redox
metabolic
balance.
Oxidants
induce
cell
cycle
arrest
to
halt
proliferation;
however,
little
known
about
the
redox-regulated
effector
proteins
that
mediate
these
processes.
Here,
we
report
novel
kinase-inhibitory
disulfide
bond
in
cyclin
D-CDK4
(cyclin-dependent
kinase
4)
investigate
its
role
proliferation
PH.
npj Parkinson s Disease,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 3, 2024
Abstract
Mutations
of
the
human
leucine-rich
repeat
kinase
2
(LRRK2)
have
been
associated
with
both,
idiopathic
and
familial
Parkinson’s
disease
(PD).
Most
these
pathogenic
mutations
are
located
in
domain
(KD)
or
GTPase
LRRK2.
In
this
study
we
describe
a
mechanism
which
protein
activity
can
be
modulated
by
reversible
oxidation
reduction,
involving
unique
pair
adjacent
cysteines,
“CC”
motif.
Among
all
kinases,
only
LRRK2
contains
motif
(C2024
C2025)
Activation
Segment
(AS)
domain.
an
approach
combining
site-directed
mutagenesis,
biochemical
analyses,
cell-based
assays,
Gaussian
accelerated
Molecular
Dynamics
(GaMD)
simulations
could
attribute
role
for
each
those
cysteines.
We
employed
reducing
oxidizing
agents
potential
clinical
relevance
to
investigate
effects
on
microtubule
docking.
find
that
cysteine
gives
distinct
contribution:
first
cysteine,
C2024,
is
essential
activity,
while
C2025,
contributes
significantly
redox
sensitivity.
Implementing
thiolates
(R-S
-
)
GaMD
allowed
us
analyse
how
cysteines
interacts
its
surrounding
residues
depending
state.
From
our
studies
conclude
downregulate
hyperactive
PD
may
provide
promising
tools
therapeutic
strategies.