https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0171933523000626
Formiini DAAM1 on deubikitinaasin USP10 negatiivinen regulaattori, siis tekee antifibroottisen vasteen esim sarveiskalvoa arpeuttavassa prosessissa estäen fibroosia.
Abstract
The differentiation of fibroblasts into pathological myofibroblasts during wound healing is characterized by increased cell surface expression of αv-integrins. Our previous studies found that the deubiquitinase
(DUB) USP10 removes ubiquitin from αv-integrins, leading to cell
surface integrin accumulation, subsequent TGFβ1 activation, and
pathological myofibroblast differentiation. In this study, a yeast
two-hybrid screen revealed a novel binding partner for USP10, the formin, DAAM1. We found that DAAM1
binds to and inhibits USP10’s DUB activity through the FH2 domain of
DAAM1 independent of its actin functions. The USP10/DAAM1 interaction
was also supported by proximity ligation assay (PLA) in primary human
corneal fibroblasts. Treatment with TGFβ1 significantly increased USP10
and DAAM1 protein expression, PLA signal, and co-localization to actin stress fibers. DAAM1 siRNA knockdown significantly reduced co-precipitation of USP10 and DAAM1 on purified actin stress fibers, and β1- and β5-integrin ubiquitination. This resulted in increased αv-, β1-, and β5-integrin total protein levels, αv-integrin recycling, and extracellular fibronectin (FN) deposition. Together, our data demonstrate that DAAM1 inhibits USP10’s DUB activity on integrins subsequently regulating cell surface αv-integrin localization and FN accumulation.
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