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Di-lysine motif-like sequences formed by deleting the C-terminal domain of aquaporin-4 prevent its trafficking to the plasma membrane (本文)

Chau, Simon H. 慶應義塾大学

2021.03.23

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Aquaporin-4 is a transmembrane water channel protein, the C-terminal domain of which is facing the cytosol. In the process of investigating the role of the C-terminal domain of aquaporin-4 with regard to intracellular trafficking, we observed that a derivative of aquaporin-4, in which the C-terminal 53 amino acids had been removed (Δ271-323), was localized to intracellular compartments, including the endoplas- mic reticulum, but was not expressed on the plasma membranes. This was deter- mined by immunofluorescence staining and labeling of the cells with monoclonal antibody specifically recognizing the extracellular domain of aquaporin-4, followed by confocal microscopy and flow cytometry. Deletion of additional amino acids in the C-terminal domain of aquaporin-4 led to its redistribution to the plasma mem- brane. This suggests that the effect of the 53-amino acid deletion on the subcellular localization of aquaporin-4 could be attributed to the formation of a signal at the C terminus that retained aquaporin-4 in intracellular compartments, rather than the loss of a signal required for plasma membrane targeting. Substitution of the lysine at posi- tion 268 with alanine could rescue the Δ271-323-associated retention in the cytosol, suggesting that the C-terminal sequence of the mutant served as a signal similar to a di-lysine motif.

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