Citation
H. Inuzuka et al., Differential regulation of immediate early gene expression in preadipocytecells through multiple signaling pathways, BIOC BIOP R, 265(3), 1999, pp. 664-668
Abstract
Using digoxigenin (DIG)-based differential hybridization, a series of immed
iate early genes (IEG) was identified following the adipogenic stimulation
in 3T3-L1 preadipocyte cells. Most of the known IEGs were identified as wel
l as new members such as zf9 and Stra13. To delineate possible signaling pa
thways accounting for these gene expression, a subset of specific kinase in
hibitors, SB203580, PD98059, rapamycin, LY294002, and Ro-32-0432, which inh
ibit p38 (HOG), MEK (MAPKK), S6 kinase, PI3 kinase, and protein kinase C (P
KC), respectively, were employed. The IEGs were classified into three categ
ories according to their susceptibility to the inhibitors. Expression of th
e first group (c-fos, jun-B, egr-1, tis11, tis21, thrombospondin-1, erp, th
yroid hormone receptor [N-10] cyr61, and zf9) was mainly dependent on PKC a
nd MEK pathways, while that of the second class (gene33 and tis10) exhibite
d an additional dependence on PI3 kinase pathways. The third one (Id-3, gly
96, and Stra13) was characterized in that none of these inhibitors interfer
ed with gene expression. Our results suggest that the induction of IEGs by
the adipogenic stimuli is mediated by common as well as distinct signaling
pathways. (C) 1999 Academic Press.