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Anillin: The First Proofreading-like Scaffold?
BioEssays ( IF 3.2 ) Pub Date : 2020-07-31 , DOI: 10.1002/bies.202000055
Richard G Morris 1 , Kabir B Husain 2 , Srikanth Budnar 3 , Alpha S Yap 3
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Scaffolds are fundamental to many cellular signaling pathways. In this essay, a novel class of scaffolds are proposed, whose action bears striking resemblance to kinetic proofreading. Commonly, scaffold proteins are thought to work as tethers, bringing different components of a pathway together to improve the likelihood of their interaction. However, recent studies show that the cytoskeletal scaffold, anillin, supports contractile signaling by a novel, non‐tethering mechanism that controls the membrane dissociation kinetics of RhoA. More generally, such proof‐reading‐like scaffolds are distinguished from tethers by a rare type of cooperativity, manifest as a super‐linear relationship between scaffold concentration and signaling efficiency. The evidence for this hypothesis is reviewed, its conceptual ramifications are considered, and research questions for the future are discussed.

中文翻译:

Anillin:第一个类似校对的脚手架?

支架是许多细胞信号通路的基础。在这篇文章中,提出了一类新的支架,其作用与动态校对有着惊人的相似之处。通常,支架蛋白被认为可以作为系绳发挥作用,将通路的不同成分结合在一起,以提高它们相互作用的可能性。然而,最近的研究表明,细胞骨架支架阿尼林通过一种控制 RhoA 膜解离动力学的新型非束缚机制支持收缩信号传导。更一般地说,这种类似校对的支架与系绳的区别在于一种罕见的协同性,表现为支架浓度和信号效率之间的超线性关系。审查了该假设的证据,考虑了其概念上的影响,
更新日期:2020-09-24
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