2010
DOI: 10.1096/fj.10-159046
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Melanin transfer in human skin cells is mediated by filopodia—a model for homotypic and heterotypic lysosome‐related organelle transfer

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“…We have not evaluated the role of p38MAPK and PI3-K in the filopodia formation in human MC; however, these pathways were found to be involved in the regulation of filopodia formation in other cell lines (Gadea et al, 2004;Vadlamudi et al, 1999;Adam et al, 1998). The involvement of PI3-K in BMP6-induced melanin transfer substantiates our recently proposed view of how MC filopodia interact with KC phagocytosis during the melanin transfer process (Singh et al, 2010). Here the motor protein MYOX, a recognised effector of phagocytosis, acts as a molecular link between PI3-K activation and pseudopodia extension during phagocytosis (Cox et al, 2002).…”
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confidence: 58%
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“…We have not evaluated the role of p38MAPK and PI3-K in the filopodia formation in human MC; however, these pathways were found to be involved in the regulation of filopodia formation in other cell lines (Gadea et al, 2004;Vadlamudi et al, 1999;Adam et al, 1998). The involvement of PI3-K in BMP6-induced melanin transfer substantiates our recently proposed view of how MC filopodia interact with KC phagocytosis during the melanin transfer process (Singh et al, 2010). Here the motor protein MYOX, a recognised effector of phagocytosis, acts as a molecular link between PI3-K activation and pseudopodia extension during phagocytosis (Cox et al, 2002).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 58%
“…2A-C). Further confirmation that these MC were UVBresponsive was provided by the expected upregulation of MITF and tyrosinase (TYR) and melanin transfer-associated markers CDC42 and MYOX (Scott et al, 2002;Singh et al, 2010) ( Fig. 2A,B) after irradiation.…”
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confidence: 82%
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