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Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including <t>ATF4</t> and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.
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Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including <t>ATF4</t> and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.
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Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including <t>ATF4</t> and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.
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Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including <t>ATF4</t> and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.
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Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including <t>ATF4</t> and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.
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Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including <t>ATF4</t> and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.
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Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including <t>ATF4</t> and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.
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Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including ATF4 and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.

Journal: The Journal of Neuroscience

Article Title: Overexpression of CHOP in Myelinating Cells Does Not Confer a Significant Phenotype under Normal or Metabolic Stress Conditions

doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1118-15.2016

Figure Lengend Snippet: Schematic of the UPR cycle. The UPR encompasses at least three pathways that are activated by the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins. The PERK pathway is one of these and is activated by phosphorylation of the eIF2α protein to suppress global protein synthesis while activating expression of a series of transcription factors, including ATF4 and CHOP. CHOP expression is an important marker of PERK pathway activation, but our data suggest that it is unlikely to be a rate-limiting step. Nonetheless, CHOP expression is an obligatory step, which induces GADD34 expression, leading to dephosphorylation of phospho-eIF2α and the resumption of global protein synthesis. At this point of rekindled ribosome assembly, stochastic processes, such as the loss of calcium from endoplasmic reticulum stores, ATP depletion, redox changes/oxidative stress, or increased metabolism mediated by extrinsic growth factor signaling through cell surface receptors, may render cells transiently vulnerable to cell death as they attempt to restore normal cell function, leading to context-dependent and cell type-specific demise. In the event that cells reestablish homeostasis, subsequent metabolic events, such as the expression of a mutant protein in the case of rsh mice, cause protein aggregation and drive another UPR cycle and another period of stochastic vulnerability as the cell emerges from the UPR. Such periodic entry and exit from successive UPR cycles may continue for days or weeks or until the cell succumbs to apoptosis. Further, the more rapid or severe the accumulation of mutant proteins, the more frequently the cell activates the UPR and the greater the cumulative risk for apoptosis.

Article Snippet: Details of mouse-specific TaqMan probes (Invitrogen) used in this study were as follows: Atf3 , Mm00476032_m1; Atf4 , Mm00515324_m1; Atf6 , Mm01295319_m1; Bak, Mm00432045_m1; Bax , Mm00432051_m1; Bim , Mm00437796_m1; Bip , Mm00517691_m1; Caspase3 , Mm01195085_m1; Chop , endogenous ( Chop i ), Mm00492097_m1; Chop , total (endogenous + transgene), Mm01135937_g1; Der2 , Mm00504288_m1; Gadd34 , Mm00435119_m1*; Herpdu , Mm00445600_m1; Mbp , Mm01262037_m1; Mog , Mm00447824_m1; p21 CIP , Mm04207341_m1; Plp1 , Mm01297210_m1; Xbp1 splice , Mm00457357_m1*; and Tbp , Mm00446973_m1.

Techniques: Phospho-proteomics, Expressing, Marker, Activation Assay, De-Phosphorylation Assay, Cell Function Assay, Mutagenesis