DSCR1
Gen 1 kritične regije Downovog sindroma, znan i kao DSCR1, jest protein koji je kod ljudi kodiran genom DSCR1 sa hromosoma 21.[5]
RCAN1 je gen koji kod ljudi kodira protein DSCR1.
Lokacija i organizacija gena
urediDSCR1 kod ljudi nalazi se na centromernoj granici DSCR i kodira inhibitor signalizacije kalcineurina/NFAT (jedarnim faktorom aktiviranih T-ćelija).[6]
Genomska sekvenca DSCR1 od ukupno 45 kb sadrži sedam egzona i šeast introna , a različite analize cDNK daju da su prva četiri egzona alternativna i kodiraju dvije izoforme od po 197 aminokiselina i jedan kod izoforme za 171 aminokiselina, koje se razlikuju po N terminalu. Dok je ostatak od 168 ostataka uobičajen, postoji i alternativni promotorski region sa oko 900 bp između egzona 3 i 4, što sugerira da bi četvrta izoforma mogla poticati iz drugog promotora.[7]
Aminokiselinska sekvenca
urediDužina polipeptidnog lanca je 252 aminokiseline, a molekulska težina 28.079 Da.[5]
10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | ||||
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MEDGVAGPQL | GAAAEAAEAA | EARARPGVTL | RPFAPLSGAA | EADEGGGDWS | ||||
FIDCEMEEVD | LQDLPSATIA | CHLDPRVFVD | GLCRAKFESL | FRTYDKDITF | ||||
QYFKSFKRVR | INFSNPFSAA | DARLQLHKTE | FLGKEMKLYF | AQTLHIGSSH | ||||
LAPPNPDKQF | LISPPASPPV | GWKQVEDATP | VINYDLLYAI | SKLGPGEKYE | ||||
LHAATDTTPS | VVVHVCESDQ | EKEEEEEMER | MRRPKPKIIQ | TRRPEYTPIH | ||||
LS |
Struktura
urediDSCR1 sastoji se od pretpostavljenih funkcionalnih motiva i domena za vezivanje kalcineurina. DSCR1 sadrži dva SH3 vezujuća domena bogata prolinom, koja se obično i označavaju kao domen bogat prolinom (PRD), koji definira porodicu proteina. SH3 domeni ili PRD su veoma važni kako bi se omogućilo vezivanje proteina za proteine povezane s endocitozom kao što su ITSN1 i amfifizin 1 i 2.[8]
Funkcija
urediProtein kodiran ovim genom stupa u interakciju sa kalcineurinom A i inhibira kalcineurin zavisne signalne puteve genetičke transkripcije, što može uticati na razvoj centralnog nervnog sistema. Za ovaj gen pronađene su tri varijante transkripta koje kodiraju tri različite izoforme.[5] U endotelnim ćelijama, VEGF stimulira ekspresiju RCAN1.4, koja reguliše ekspresiju gena, migraciju ćelija i tubulsku morfogenezu.[9]
Klinički značaj
urediOvaj gen se nalazi u regiji minimalnog kandidata za fenotip Dovnovog sindroma i prekomjerno je eksprimiran u mozgu fetusa s Downovim sindromom. Hronična prekomerna ekspresija ovog gena može dovesti do neurofibrilskih zapleta poput onih povezanih sa Alzheimerovom bolešću.[5][10] RCAN1 pomaže u koordinaciji metabolizma cijelog tijela i može biti važna meta u liječenju gojaznosti.[11]
Povezane bolesti
urediSvi pacijenti sa Downovim sindromom (DS) razvijaju neuropatološke promjene identične patogenezi Alzheimerove bolesti (AD) u srednjim godinama, kao što su neuritski plakovi i gubitak neurona. Stoga su pacijenti sa DS savršeni modeli za proučavanje patogeneze AD.[12] Chronic DSCR1 overexpression is related with DS and AD,[13] dok je njegov nedostatak zabilježen u pacijenata sa Hungtintonovom bolešću.[14] DSCR1 se prekomjerno eksprimira u centralnom nervnom sistemu embriona, a protein je kasnije pretjerano eksprimiran u mozgu pacijenata sa DS. Međutim, neurotrofni peptid PACAP (ili peptid koji aktivira hipofiznu adenilat-ciklazu) koji je odgovoran za razvoj, diferencijaciju i preživljavanje, te različite dijelove pamćenja i učenja, cilja na RCAN1, gen vezan za Downov sindrom, inducirajući ekspresiju regulatora kalcineurina 1, aktivacijom PKA-CREB puta, što je važno za razumijevanje mehanizama nervne diferencijacije i za cilj pravilnog eksprimiranja RCAN1.[15]
Kancer
urediPretpostavlja se da je razlog zašto su pacijenti sa Downovim sindromom manje predisponirani na određene tipove raka posljedica uticaja ovog gena na smanjenje opskrbe tumorskih ćelija krvlju.[16] Epidemiološke studije također sugeriraju da su pacijenti sa DS-om u većem riziku od leukemija, a s druge strane imaju manji rizik od raka i drugih bolesti povezanih s angiogenezom, kao što su dijabeteska retinopatija i ateroskleroza, što ukazuje da je jedan ili više trisomijskih gena na hromosomu 21 odgovorni za zaštitu pacijenata sa DS od raka, a ova odbrana može biti rezultat supresije angiogeneze.[16]
Interakcije
urediPokazalo se da DSCR1 reaguje sa kalcineurinom.[17]
Vodik-peroksid (H2O2) povećava prekomjernu ekspresiju proteina RCAN1. Međutim, antioksidansi i inhibitori tretmana mitogen-aktiviranih protein kinaza (MAPK) blokiraju povećanu ekspresiju RCAN1 pomoću H2O2. Pokazujući da je povećana ekspresija rezultat stvaranja reaktivnih vrsta kisika i aktivacije MAPK. Nadalje, ekspresije proteina važna je za regulaciju RCAN1 fosforilacija. Zato što fosforilacija eksprimira RCAN1 pomoću H2O2 produžava poluživot proteina.[18]
Također pogledajte
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