- Title
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Involvement of transmembrane protein 184a during angiogenesis in zebrafish embryos
- Authors
- Field, C.J., Perez, A.M., Samet, T., Ricles, V., Iovine, M.K., Lowe-Krentz, L.J.
- Source
- Full text @ Front. Physiol.
Tmem184a MO Treatment Results in Tmem184a Protein Decrease. Embryos were injected with SC or Tmem184a ATG MO and harvested for western blotting. Three identically treated embryos constituted a single sample. One of three identical experiments is shown with the graph summarizing the data. |
Tmem184a KD Results in Decreased Number of Intact Intersegmental Vessels. PHENOTYPE:
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Removing HS binding domains negatively affects Angiogenesis. Embryos were injected with |
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Tmem184a and Vegfr2 Function Synergistically to Modulate Angiogenesis. PHENOTYPE:
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Tmem184a KD Causes an Increase in Cell Proliferation. PHENOTYPE:
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KD of Tmem184a results in decreased levels of VE-cadherin. Embryos were injected with control or ATG-MO for Tmem184a, sorted for GFP positive and fixed at 43 hpf. Embryos were stained with the Anti-zebrafish VE-cadherin antibody as described in Methods and imaged on the Zeiss LSM 880 confocal microscope at 20x. |
Model. Based on the literature, we hypothesized HS interaction with Tmem184a is involved in modulation of Vegfr2 signal transduction. VEGF binding to Vegfr2 induces a signaling cascade responsible for the EC survival, permeability, migration, and proliferation necessary for angiogenesis. The present study provides evidence supporting this hypothesis. |
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