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Regulatory mechanisms of CD47 surface expression
Jakubec, Martin ; Drbal, Karel (advisor) ; Dibus, Michal (referee)
CD47 glycoprotein can be found on the surface of all healthy cells in our body. The interaction of CD47 with inhibitory receptor SIRPα on the macrophage leads to the inhibition of phagocytosis. This makes CD47 irreplaceable for the safe recognition of own cells and removal of aged or apoptotic cells. Apart from this, CD47 plays a major role in several essential signalling pathways, such as cell adhesion and motility or calcium homeostasis. The level of CD47 expression and its presence on the cell membrane depends not only on the type of tissue, but also on the age of a cell. An increased expression of CD47 protein has also been observed in the cells undergoing tumorigenic transformation, allowing them to escape from tumour immunosurveillance. Spontaneous regulation of the CD47 gene expression is achieved via regulatory transcription factors, such as NF-κB or HIF-1. Another mechanism of CD47 regulation includes the 3'UTR of CD47 mRNA, which serves as a binding site for either regulatory proteins, such as HuR, or miRNAs. CD47 expression can thus be regulated on both transcriptional, as well as translational level. However, appropriate topological CD47 localization within the cell and on the cell surface has also an important effect of its physiological function. Our in depth understanding of key regulatory...
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Regulatory mechanisms of CD47 surface expression
Jakubec, Martin ; Drbal, Karel (advisor) ; Dibus, Michal (referee)
CD47 glycoprotein can be found on the surface of all healthy cells in our body. The interaction of CD47 with inhibitory receptor SIRPα on the macrophage leads to the inhibition of phagocytosis. This makes CD47 irreplaceable for the safe recognition of own cells and removal of aged or apoptotic cells. Apart from this, CD47 plays a major role in several essential signalling pathways, such as cell adhesion and motility or calcium homeostasis. The level of CD47 expression and its presence on the cell membrane depends not only on the type of tissue, but also on the age of a cell. An increased expression of CD47 protein has also been observed in the cells undergoing tumorigenic transformation, allowing them to escape from tumour immunosurveillance. Spontaneous regulation of the CD47 gene expression is achieved via regulatory transcription factors, such as NF-κB or HIF-1. Another mechanism of CD47 regulation includes the 3'UTR of CD47 mRNA, which serves as a binding site for either regulatory proteins, such as HuR, or miRNAs. CD47 expression can thus be regulated on both transcriptional, as well as translational level. However, appropriate topological CD47 localization within the cell and on the cell surface has also an important effect of its physiological function. Our in depth understanding of key regulatory...
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