Remodeling of the Golgi structure by ERK signaling.
Emerging evidence suggests that the Golgi functions as a regulatory node for various signaling cascades. Modules of the MAPK pathway are targeted to the Golgi upon stimulation of cells with mitogens. The target for activated ERK on the Golgi membranes is GRASP65, a peripheral membrane protein required for Golgi cisternal stacking. Phosphorylation of GRASP65 at Serine 277 results in a loss of its oligomerization and causes unstacking of Golgi cisternae. This reorganization of the Golgi structure is required for the polarization of the Golgi and the centrosomes towards the leading edge in migrating cells. Preventing GRASP65 phosphorylation with mutants lacking the phosphorylation site blocks Golgi and centrosome orientation. This demonstrates a mechanism for cell polarization involving dynamic remodeling of the Golgi mediated by local phosphorylation of a Golgi protein induced by mitogen signaling.
Wei
Jen-Hsuan
JH
Department of Cell Biology; University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; Dallas, Texas USA.
Seemann
Joachim
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