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Regulatory mechanisms of WNT signalling
Pospíchalová, Vendula ; Kořínek, Vladimír (advisor) ; Trka, Jan (referee) ; Bryja, Josef (referee)
AB T mu hom dise β sign mu liga stab tran sign T the focu disc cate of t cell targ the inte con sec I sign BSTRACT The Wnt si lticellular o meostasis. A eases, most β-catenin is nalling). In ltiprotein c ands when t bilized and nscription f nalling is tig This thesis knowledge uses on seq cusses the enin signall the Wnt pa ls of intest geted mous thesis des eraction wit nditional Hi retory cell t In conclusi nalling path T ignalling pa organisms Accordingly notably can s a central m n unstimula complex and they engage d transloca factors and ghtly regula is based on e of the reg quential po positive ro ling outcom athway whic tinal epithe e strains th scribes unp th members ic1 deletion types and en ion, our fin hway in dev athway is o ensuring s y, mutations ncer. mediator of ated cells d degraded e their recep tes to the to drive th ated at vario n four origin gulation of sttranslation ole of nucle me. The third ch reduces lium. Final at enable st ublished da s of the Wn n in the inte nhanced tum ndings contr velopment an one of the m successful s in the pat f canonical W β-catenin d in the pro ptors, degrad nucleus t he transcrip ous levels b nal articles f the Wnt s nal process ear protein d study repo the levels o lly, the las tudying the ata on the nt pathway, estinal epith mourigenesi ributed to t...
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Regulatory mechanisms of WNT signalling
Pospíchalová, Vendula
AB T mu hom dise β sign mu liga stab tran sign T the focu disc cate of t cell targ the inte con sec I sign BSTRACT The Wnt si lticellular o meostasis. A eases, most β-catenin is nalling). In ltiprotein c ands when t bilized and nscription f nalling is tig This thesis knowledge uses on seq cusses the enin signall the Wnt pa ls of intest geted mous thesis des eraction wit nditional Hi retory cell t In conclusi nalling path T ignalling pa organisms Accordingly notably can s a central m n unstimula complex and they engage d transloca factors and ghtly regula is based on e of the reg quential po positive ro ling outcom athway whic tinal epithe e strains th scribes unp th members ic1 deletion types and en ion, our fin hway in dev athway is o ensuring s y, mutations ncer. mediator of ated cells d degraded e their recep tes to the to drive th ated at vario n four origin gulation of sttranslation ole of nucle me. The third ch reduces lium. Final at enable st ublished da s of the Wn n in the inte nhanced tum ndings contr velopment an one of the m successful s in the pat f canonical W β-catenin d in the pro ptors, degrad nucleus t he transcrip ous levels b nal articles f the Wnt s nal process ear protein d study repo the levels o lly, the las tudying the ata on the nt pathway, estinal epith mourigenesi ributed to t...
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The role of the Msx1 transcription factor in the intestinal epithelia and colorectal cancer
Šťastná, Monika ; Kořínek, Vladimír (advisor) ; Pergner, Jiří (referee) ; Doubravská, Lenka (referee)
The Wnt signaling pathway represents the principal evolutionarily conserved signaling cascade found in all multicellular organisms. It plays a key role not only in many processes during embryogenesis, but also in maintaining tissue homeostasis and regeneration. By contrast, mutations in genes encoding components of the pathway often result in increased activation of Wnt signaling and underlie onset of many human diseases, particularly cancer. The canonical Wnt signaling pathway is essential for proliferation and maintenance of the pluripotent state of intestinal stem cells and thus for homeostatic renewal of the intestinal epithelium. However, aberrant (hyper)activation of the Wnt signaling pathway is the initial step in development of intestinal neoplasia. Understanding the causes and identifying the consequences of the Wnt signaling hyperactivation is crucial for deciphering mechanisms leading to malignant transformation. Although the canonical Wnt signaling pathway has been the subject of scientific studies for several decades, all regulatory mechanisms and consequences of its hyperactivation have not been completely elucidated yet. During my PhD studies, I focused on understanding function(s) of some components and target genes of this signaling cascade. In this theses, results of my first...
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Adjusting Wnt signaling, new regulatory mechanisms of the Wnt pathway
Fafílek, Bohumil ; Kořínek, Vladimír (advisor) ; Stopka, Tomáš (referee) ; Machoň, Ondřej (referee)
4 Abstract The Wnt pathway is one of the major signaling cascades contributing to multiple cellular processes during embryogenesis, and adult tissue homeostasis and regeneration. Moreover, aberrant activation of the Wnt signaling pathway is connected with development of neoplasia, notably colorectal cancer. The aim of the thesis was to identify new ways of the Wnt pathway regulation to understand better physiological as well as non-physiological mechanisms of Wnt signaling. The results are summarized in four publications. The first article deals with TROY, a member of tumor necrosis factor receptor family. We identified TROY as a Wnt target gene during our search for Wnt responsive genes in colorectal cancer cell lines. Additionally, we detected expression of Troy in tumors of two mouse models of intestinal cancer. In the healthy gut, Troy is produced in fast cycling intestinal stem cells where negatively regulates the Wnt pathway. The second study focuses on processing and posttranslational modification of murine Wnt1 and Wnt3a. Wnts are glycosylated and double acetylated by lipid adducts and our results revealed that O-linked acylation of serine is required for the subsequent S-palmitoylation of cysteine. Moreover, acylation of Wnts is connected with their signaling activity which is related to Wnt1 and...
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Regulatory mechanisms of WNT signalling
Pospíchalová, Vendula
AB T mu hom dise β sign mu liga stab tran sign T the focu disc cate of t cell targ the inte con sec I sign BSTRACT The Wnt si lticellular o meostasis. A eases, most β-catenin is nalling). In ltiprotein c ands when t bilized and nscription f nalling is tig This thesis knowledge uses on seq cusses the enin signall the Wnt pa ls of intest geted mous thesis des eraction wit nditional Hi retory cell t In conclusi nalling path T ignalling pa organisms Accordingly notably can s a central m n unstimula complex and they engage d transloca factors and ghtly regula is based on e of the reg quential po positive ro ling outcom athway whic tinal epithe e strains th scribes unp th members ic1 deletion types and en ion, our fin hway in dev athway is o ensuring s y, mutations ncer. mediator of ated cells d degraded e their recep tes to the to drive th ated at vario n four origin gulation of sttranslation ole of nucle me. The third ch reduces lium. Final at enable st ublished da s of the Wn n in the inte nhanced tum ndings contr velopment an one of the m successful s in the pat f canonical W β-catenin d in the pro ptors, degrad nucleus t he transcrip ous levels b nal articles f the Wnt s nal process ear protein d study repo the levels o lly, the las tudying the ata on the nt pathway, estinal epith mourigenesi ributed to t...
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Biological mechanisms of function of the HIC1 tumor suppressor
Hlavatá, Adéla ; Kořínek, Vladimír (advisor) ; Macůrková, Marie (referee)
The tumor suppressor gene HIC1 encodes a BTB/POZ transcription repressor. Its promotor is frequently hypermetylated in large numbers of tumors. HIC1 also functions as a negative modulator of the Wnt signalling pathway, which fundamentally participates in regulation of stem cell renewal of the intestinal epithelium. Thanks to its structural features the intestinal epithelium represents a convenient model tissue to study stem cells and their pathology. To overcome the embryonic lethality of the complete Hic1 "knock-out" the conditional deletion of the gene in adult mouse tissue was chosen to evaluate the Hic1 biological aktivity. By the chip expression analysis of mouse embryonic fibroblasts we discovered a number of new target genes of Hic1, the most interesting of them - in respect to cancer - we considered the Toll-like receptor 2 gene. The expression of Hic1 target genes is likely to be co-regulated by p53 although the direct regulation wasn't proved. Hic1 affects the proportion of the differentiated intestinal epithelial cells types possibly via regulation of Atoh1. After conditional deletion of Hic1 in the intestinal epithelium we observed and quantitatively confirmed a significant increase of the amounts of goblet cells. We concluded that Hic1 affects differentiation pathways in intestinal...
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Regulatory mechanisms of WNT signalling
Pospíchalová, Vendula ; Kořínek, Vladimír (advisor) ; Trka, Jan (referee) ; Bryja, Josef (referee)
AB T mu hom dise β sign mu liga stab tran sign T the focu disc cate of t cell targ the inte con sec I sign BSTRACT The Wnt si lticellular o meostasis. A eases, most β-catenin is nalling). In ltiprotein c ands when t bilized and nscription f nalling is tig This thesis knowledge uses on seq cusses the enin signall the Wnt pa ls of intest geted mous thesis des eraction wit nditional Hi retory cell t In conclusi nalling path T ignalling pa organisms Accordingly notably can s a central m n unstimula complex and they engage d transloca factors and ghtly regula is based on e of the reg quential po positive ro ling outcom athway whic tinal epithe e strains th scribes unp th members ic1 deletion types and en ion, our fin hway in dev athway is o ensuring s y, mutations ncer. mediator of ated cells d degraded e their recep tes to the to drive th ated at vario n four origin gulation of sttranslation ole of nucle me. The third ch reduces lium. Final at enable st ublished da s of the Wn n in the inte nhanced tum ndings contr velopment an one of the m successful s in the pat f canonical W β-catenin d in the pro ptors, degrad nucleus t he transcrip ous levels b nal articles f the Wnt s nal process ear protein d study repo the levels o lly, the las tudying the ata on the nt pathway, estinal epith mourigenesi ributed to t...
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