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- 1. PARACRINE FACTORS PRESENTED BY NAVDEEPKAUR M.Sc.ZOOLOGY (1st semester) DOLPHIN PG COLLEGEOF SCIENCE ANDAGRICULTURE DATE- 21.10.2019
- 2. AUTOCRINE SIGNALING ■ Cellsynthesizes a molecule for which it has its own receptor. ■ E.g. Immune cells
- 3. ENDOCRINE SIGNALING ■ Endocrinefactors travel through the blood to exert their effect. ■ E.g.Insulin
- 4. JUXTACRINE SIGNALING ■ Cellmembrane proteins on one cell surface interact with receptor proteins on adjacent cell surfaces. ■ E.g. Notch signalling
- 5. PARACRINE SIGNALING ■ Isa form of cell signalling in which the target cell is near the signal- releasing cell. ■ Inducers (diffusible factors) synthesized by one cell diffuse over short distances to interact with other cell.
- 6. PARACRINE FACTORS The diffusibleproteins(Inducer) responsible for paracrine signalling are called as paracrine factors or growth and differentiation factors(GDFs), acting as ligands.
- 7. PARACRINE FACTORS ■ Paracrinefactors are secreted into the immediate spaces around the cell. ■ Paracrine factors function by binding to a receptor that initiates a series of enzymatic reactions within the cell. ■ Paracrine factors act by signal transduction pathways either by activating a pathway directly or by blocking the activity of an inhibitor of a pathway ( inhibiting an inhibitor, as is the case with hedgehog signalling).
- 8. PARACRINE FACTORS FAMILIES ■The four groups of GDFs include: 1. Fibroblast growth factor (FGF) family 2. The hedgehog family 3. TheWnt (Wingless) family 4. Transforming growth factor- β (TGF-β) families
- 9. FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR Approximatelytwo dozen FGF genes that have been identified, and they can produce hundreds of protein isoforms by altering their RNA splicing or their initiation codons. FGF activate fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFRs) in turn, these receptors activate various signalling pathways. FGFR FGF RTK PATHWAY
- 10. 1. FGF1 proteinis important during regeneration. 2. FGF2 in angiogenesis. 3. FGF7 or keratinocyte growth factor is critical for skin development. 4. FGF8 for limb development and lens induction. FGF MEMBERS
- 11. The receptor forthe hedgehog family is Patched , which binds to a protein called Smoothened. Works by inhibiting an inhibitor. Hedgehog pathway HEDGEHOG FAMILY Constitute members which are used by : embryo to induce particular cell types and to create boundries between tissues.
- 12. There are threehedgehog genes: - Desert hedgehog (dhh) expressed in sertoli cells of testes. - Indian hedgehog (ihh) expressed in gut and in cartilage and also important for postnatal bone growth. - Sonic hedgehog involved in : Limb patterning Neural tube induction Somite differentiation
- 13. WNT FAMILY • Wntsare a family of cysteine- rich glycoproteins. • There are atleast 15 members of wnt family in vertebrates. WNT PATHWAY Wnt family intreract with transmembrane receptors of the frizzled protein which activates dishevelled protein. Works by inhibiting an inhibitor.
- 14. WNT PROTEINS Wnt proteins areinvolved in regulating: -specification of midbrain. -somites. -polarity of insect and vertebrate limbs. -proliferation of stem cells. -several steps in urinogenital system development.
- 15. TGF-β SUPERFAMILY TheTGF-β superfamilyhas more than 30 members and includes: 1. Transforming growth factor β (TGF-β) family 2. The activin family 3. Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) 4. Vg1 family 5. Glial- derived neurotrophic factor (GNDF) 6. Mullerian inhibitory factor (MIF) SMAD PATHWAY
- 16. TGF-β SUPERFAMILY MEMBERS TGF-β membersare important for: • Extracellular matrix formation • Epithelial branching that occurs in lung, kidney and salivary gland development BMPs regulate: • Cell division • Apoptosis • Cell migration and differentiation • BMP4 bone development Activin specify: • Mesoderm (different region) • Vertebrate axis (left and right sides)