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A role of glycosphingolipids in tube morphogenesis and neuronal polarity in C. elegans
Cui, M.; Ying, R.; Jiang, X.; Zhang, H.
2018-08-01
Source PublicationEMBO Workshop-Chemical Biology 2018
AbstractHereditary sensory and autonomic neuropathy type 1 (HSAN1) is a rare autosomal dominant inherited peripheral neuropathy. Mutations in subunits of serine palmitoyltransferase have been linked to the majority of HSAN1 cases. Despite extensive investigation, the molecular pathogenesis of HSAN1 remains controversial. Herein, we established a C. elegans model of HSAN1 by generating a sptl-1(c363g) mutation, encoding SPTL-1(C121W) and equivalent to human SPTLC1C133W, at the C. elegans genomic locus through CRISPR. sptl-1(c363g) homozygous mutants are larval lethal with epithelial polarity defect. sptl-1(c363g)/+ heterozygotes as well as SPTL-1(C121W)-overexpressing animals exhibited neuronal morphology and axon-dendrite polarity defects with concomitant locomotion and sensory deficits, implicating physiological resemblance of the C. elegans model with human patients. sptl-1(c363g)-derived defects were rescued by overexpressing a ceramide glucosyltransferase CGT-3, demonstrating that SPTLC1C133W contribute to HSAN1 pathogenesis through disrupting glucosylceramide biosynthesis. Genetic interactions between SPTL-1(C121W) and the mutations in clathrin adaptor AP3 and kinesin suggested that glycosphingolipids regulate neuronal polarity through participating in polarized vesicle trafficking.
KeywordGlycosphingolipids tube morphogenesis neuronal polarity C. elegans
Language英語English
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PUB ID46759
Document TypeConference paper
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Faculty of Health Sciences
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Cui, M.,Ying, R.,Jiang, X.,et al. A role of glycosphingolipids in tube morphogenesis and neuronal polarity in C. elegans[C], 2018.
APA Cui, M.., Ying, R.., Jiang, X.., & Zhang, H. (2018). A role of glycosphingolipids in tube morphogenesis and neuronal polarity in C. elegans. EMBO Workshop-Chemical Biology 2018.
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