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LPAR1 (R163W) mutation promotes cell mobility through activation of Rho pathway.

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posted on 2013-10-16, 04:53 authored by Jun S. Wei, Peter Johansson, Li Chen, Young K. Song, Catherine Tolman, Samuel Li, Laura Hurd, Rajesh Patidar, Xinyu Wen, Thomas C. Badgett, Adam T. C. Cheuk, Jean-Claude Marshall, Patricia S. Steeg, José P. Vaqué Díez, Yanlin Yu, J. Silvio Gutkind, Javed Khan

(A) Rho activation assays (upper panel) showed a transient increase of GTP-bound Rho after exposure to LPA ligand (10 μM) in both wild-type (WT) and mutant (MT) LPAR1 expressing NIH3T3 cells indicating activation of Rho pathway mediated by the receptors. Signal of immunobands in the Western blot (upper panel) was quantified, and abundance of the GTP-bound Rho is plotted after normalization against total Rho and β-actin in the lower panel. (B) MT LPAR1 showed heightened signaling through the Rho pathway in transiently transfected COS-7 cells exposed to LPA in a dose-response way (P<0.05) compared to WT. SRE represents the serum response element activity normalized against renilla luciferase and vehicle control. Error bars represent standard errors.

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