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Expression of PTPRO during mouse development suggests involvement in axonogenesis and differentiation of NT-3 and NGF-dependent neurons.
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We studied the expression of mouse PTPRO, a type III RPTP with an extracellular region containing eight fibronectin type III domains, during embryogenesis and after birth.
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Mouse PTPRO mRNA was observed in neuron populations expressing TrkA, the high-affinity nerve growth factor receptor, or TrkC, the neurotrophin-3 receptor, and immunoreactive mPTPRO and TrkC colocalized in large dorsal root ganglia proprioceptive neurons.
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Our results suggest that mPTPRO is involved in the differentiation and axonogenesis of central and peripheral nervous system neurons, where it is in a position to modulate intracellular responses to neurotrophin-3 and/or nerve growth factor.
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Expression of PTPRO during mouse development suggests involvement in axonogenesis and differentiation of NT-3 and NGF-dependent neurons.
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12532410
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We studied the expression of mouse PTPRO, a type III RPTP with an extracellular region containing eight fibronectin type III domains, during embryogenesis and after birth.
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12532410
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Mouse PTPRO mRNA was observed in neuron populations expressing TrkA, the high-affinity nerve growth factor receptor, or TrkC, the neurotrophin-3 receptor, and immunoreactive mPTPRO and TrkC colocalized in large dorsal root ganglia proprioceptive neurons.
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12532410
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Our results suggest that mPTPRO is involved in the differentiation and axonogenesis of central and peripheral nervous system neurons, where it is in a position to modulate intracellular responses to neurotrophin-3 and/or nerve growth factor.
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12532410
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Expression of PTPRO during mouse development suggests involvement in axonogenesis and differentiation of NT-3 and NGF-dependent neurons.
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12532410
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We studied the expression of mouse PTPRO, a type III RPTP with an extracellular region containing eight fibronectin type III domains, during embryogenesis and after birth.
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12532410
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Mouse PTPRO mRNA was observed in neuron populations expressing TrkA, the high-affinity nerve growth factor receptor, or TrkC, the neurotrophin-3 receptor, and immunoreactive mPTPRO and TrkC colocalized in large dorsal root ganglia proprioceptive neurons.
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Our results suggest that mPTPRO is involved in the differentiation and axonogenesis of central and peripheral nervous system neurons, where it is in a position to modulate intracellular responses to neurotrophin-3 and/or nerve growth factor.
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Tropomyosin-related kinase C (TrkC) enhances podocyte migration by ERK-mediated WAVE2 activation.
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Activation of endogenous TrkC by its ligand neurotrophin-3 resulted in increased podocyte migration-a surrogate of podocyte actin dynamics in vivo.
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Employing a mutagenesis approach, we found that the Src homologous and collagen-like (Shc) binding site Tyr516 within the TrkC cytoplasmic domain was necessary for TrkC-induced migration of podocytes.
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TrkC activation led to a mobility shift of Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome family verprolin-homologous protein (WAVE)-2 which is known to orchestrate Arp2/3 activation and actin polymerization.
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Chemical inactivation of Erk or mutagenesis of 2 of 4 known Erk target sites within WAVE2, Thr346 and Ser351, abolished the TrkC-induced WAVE2 mobility shift.
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Knockdown of WAVE2 by shRNA abolished TrkC-induced podocyte migration.
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In summary, TrkC signals to the podocyte actin cytoskeleton to induce migration by phosphorylating WAVE2 Erk dependently.
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