Differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses
We studied the glucocorticoid response to the synthetic steroid pregna-1,4-diene-11β-ol-3,20-dione (ΔHOP) in several cell types and correlated its biological effect with the ability of the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) to be retained in the nuclear compartment. We observed that the ΔHOP-transformed G...
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paper:paper_00144827_v276_n2_p142_Vicent2023-06-08T14:37:17Z Differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses Vicent, Guillermo Pablo Pecci, Adali Ghini, Alberto Antonio adenosine triphosphate dexamethasone digitonin glucocorticoid receptor mifepristone molybdic acid pregna 1,4 11beta ol 3,20 dione steroid unclassified drug animal cell animal tissue apoptosis article cell membrane permeability cell permeabilization chromatin conformation controlled study cytolysis dose response drug effect ligand binding male mouse nonhuman pleiotropy priority journal protein degradation rat We studied the glucocorticoid response to the synthetic steroid pregna-1,4-diene-11β-ol-3,20-dione (ΔHOP) in several cell types and correlated its biological effect with the ability of the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) to be retained in the nuclear compartment. We observed that the ΔHOP-transformed GR was diffusely distributed in the nucleus compared to the discrete structures observed for the dexamethasone (DEX)-transformed GR. Despite the fact that the receptor was entirely nuclear upon binding of each steroid and exhibited identical nuclear export rates, a greater amount of ΔHOP-transformed GR was recovered in the cytoplasmic fraction after hypotonic cell lysis. Furthermore, accelerated nuclear export of GR was evidenced in digitonin-permeabilized cells treated with ATP and molybdate. Inasmuch as limited trypsinization of DEX-GR and ΔHOP-GR complexes yielded different proteolytic products, we conclude that GR undergoes a differential conformational change upon binding of each ligand. We propose that these conformational differences may consequently lead to changes of stability in the interaction of the GR with chromatin. Therefore, the dynamic exchange of liganded GR with chromatin is likely to have significant consequences for the observed pleiotropic physiological responses triggered by glucocorticoid ligands, not only in different tissues but also in the same cell type. © 2002 Elsevier Science (USA). Fil:Vicent, G.P. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Pecci, A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Ghini, A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2002 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00144827_v276_n2_p142_Vicent http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00144827_v276_n2_p142_Vicent |
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adenosine triphosphate dexamethasone digitonin glucocorticoid receptor mifepristone molybdic acid pregna 1,4 11beta ol 3,20 dione steroid unclassified drug animal cell animal tissue apoptosis article cell membrane permeability cell permeabilization chromatin conformation controlled study cytolysis dose response drug effect ligand binding male mouse nonhuman pleiotropy priority journal protein degradation rat |
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adenosine triphosphate dexamethasone digitonin glucocorticoid receptor mifepristone molybdic acid pregna 1,4 11beta ol 3,20 dione steroid unclassified drug animal cell animal tissue apoptosis article cell membrane permeability cell permeabilization chromatin conformation controlled study cytolysis dose response drug effect ligand binding male mouse nonhuman pleiotropy priority journal protein degradation rat Vicent, Guillermo Pablo Pecci, Adali Ghini, Alberto Antonio Differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses |
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adenosine triphosphate dexamethasone digitonin glucocorticoid receptor mifepristone molybdic acid pregna 1,4 11beta ol 3,20 dione steroid unclassified drug animal cell animal tissue apoptosis article cell membrane permeability cell permeabilization chromatin conformation controlled study cytolysis dose response drug effect ligand binding male mouse nonhuman pleiotropy priority journal protein degradation rat |
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We studied the glucocorticoid response to the synthetic steroid pregna-1,4-diene-11β-ol-3,20-dione (ΔHOP) in several cell types and correlated its biological effect with the ability of the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) to be retained in the nuclear compartment. We observed that the ΔHOP-transformed GR was diffusely distributed in the nucleus compared to the discrete structures observed for the dexamethasone (DEX)-transformed GR. Despite the fact that the receptor was entirely nuclear upon binding of each steroid and exhibited identical nuclear export rates, a greater amount of ΔHOP-transformed GR was recovered in the cytoplasmic fraction after hypotonic cell lysis. Furthermore, accelerated nuclear export of GR was evidenced in digitonin-permeabilized cells treated with ATP and molybdate. Inasmuch as limited trypsinization of DEX-GR and ΔHOP-GR complexes yielded different proteolytic products, we conclude that GR undergoes a differential conformational change upon binding of each ligand. We propose that these conformational differences may consequently lead to changes of stability in the interaction of the GR with chromatin. Therefore, the dynamic exchange of liganded GR with chromatin is likely to have significant consequences for the observed pleiotropic physiological responses triggered by glucocorticoid ligands, not only in different tissues but also in the same cell type. © 2002 Elsevier Science (USA). |
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Vicent, Guillermo Pablo Pecci, Adali Ghini, Alberto Antonio |
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Vicent, Guillermo Pablo Pecci, Adali Ghini, Alberto Antonio |
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Differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses |
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Differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses |
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Differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses |
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Differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses |
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Differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses |
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differences in nuclear retention characteristics of agonist-activated glucocorticoid receptor may determine specific responses |
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