Specific titin and myomesin domains stimulate myoblast proliferation
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Specific titin and myomesin domains stimulate myoblast proliferation
Abstract
Myofibrillar proteins titin and myomesin stimulated myoblast proliferation as determined by MTT-test and labelled thymidine incorporation in the DNA. Specific Fn type III and Ig-like domains of these proteins were able to exert mitogenic effects as well. Proliferative effect of Fn type III domains was highly sensitive to inhibition of Ca2+/calmodulin dependent protein kinase, whereas the effect of Ig-like domains showed greater sensitivity to the inhibition of adenylyl cyclase - cAMP - PKA pathway. IGF-1 autocrine signalling inhibition partially suppressed mitogenic effects revealed by both domain types.
Keywords: Fn type III domain; IGF-1; Ig-like domain; Myoblast proliferation; Myomesin; Titin.
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