USP10通过具有双重去泛素化酶活性和相分离潜能的方式来抑制β-catenin。
USP10 strikes down β-catenin by dual-wielding deubiquitinase activity and phase separation potential.
发表日期:2023 Aug 11
作者:
Yinuo Wang, Aihua Mao, Jingwei Liu, Pengjie Li, Shaoqin Zheng, Tong Tong, Zexu Li, Haijiao Zhang, Lanjing Ma, Jiahui Lin, Zhongqiu Pang, Qing Han, Fukang Qi, Xinjun Zhang, Maorong Chen, Xi He, Xi Zhang, Teng Fei, Bi-Feng Liu, Daming Gao, Liu Cao, Qiang Wang, Yiwei Li, Ren Sheng
来源:
Cell Chemical Biology
摘要:
Wnt/β-连环素信号通路是一个至关重要的保守途径,对于发育、稳态和肿瘤发生起着关键作用。其调节剂的发现在基础和转化研究中具有巨大价值。通过筛选,我们确定了脱泛素酶USP10作为β-连环素的一个关键调节剂。在机制上,USP10通过保守的结构域与重要的支架蛋白Axin1结合,并通过K48链的脱泛素化作用稳定Axin1。令人惊讶的是,USP10使Axin1和β-连环素发生物理连接,并促进β-连环素抑制的相分离,无论是否存在酶活性。在功能上,USP10的酶活性主要调节胚胎发育,并通过对抗β-连环素来共同调控肠道稳态。在结直肠癌中,USP10通过促进相分离显著抑制癌细胞生长,并在临床上与Wnt/β-连环素的强度相关。综上所述,我们发现USP10在多个生物过程中对抗β-连环素并揭示了酶依赖和非酶依赖的“双调节”机制。这两个USP10的功能并行工作并且与环境有关。版权所有 © 2023 Elsevier Ltd. 保留所有权利。
Wnt/β-catenin signaling is a conserved pathway crucially governing development, homeostasis, and oncogenesis. Discoveries of its regulators hold great values in both basic and translational research. Through screening, we identified a deubiquitinase, USP10, as a critical modulator of β-catenin. Mechanistically, USP10 binds to key scaffold Axin1 via conserved motifs and stabilizes Axin1 through K48-linked deubiquitination. Surprisingly, USP10 physically tethers Axin1 and β-catenin and promotes the phase separation for β-catenin suppression regardless of the enzymatic activity. Function-wise, USP10 enzymatic activity preferably regulates embryonic development and both the enzymatic activity and physical function jointly control intestinal homeostasis by antagonizing β-catenin. In colorectal cancer, USP10 substantially represses cancer growth mainly through physical promotion of phase separation and correlates with Wnt/β-catenin magnitude clinically. Collectively, we discovered USP10 functioning in multiple biological processes against β-catenin and unearthed the enzyme-dependent and -independent "dual-regulating" mechanism. These two functions of USP10 work in parallel and are context dependent.Copyright © 2023 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.