ライフサイエンスコーパス: prespore

1 he mother cell, sigma(G) is activated in the prespore.

2 the replicated pair of chromosomes into the prespore.

3 , and the rest is then translocated into the prespore.

4 duces a large mother cell and a much smaller prespore.

5 ivation of sigma(F) in the smaller cell, the prespore.

6 er mother cell and of sigma F in the smaller prespore.

7 endently inhibiting sigma(E) activity in the prespore.

8 hat spoIIR is transcribed exclusively in the prespore.

9 The mother cell subsequently engulfs the prespore.

10 0% of the chromosome has entered the smaller prespore.

11 was in the mother cell and the other in the prespore.

12 y transcription factor sigmaF to the smaller prespore.

13 n live cells confirmed that PG surrounds the prespore.

14 or, sigma(F), which is activated only in the prespore.

15 ; transcription of spoIIQ occurs only in the prespore.

16 hibitory signal (or signals) in the engulfed prespore, a signal that is not present in the spoIIIE mu

17 lt confirms the developmental totipotency of prespore amoebae.

18 y to give two sister compartments, a smaller prespore and a larger mother cell.

19 The granules appear in the prespore and increase in size and number as engulfment p

20 ision occurs to generate the differentiating prespore and mother cell types.

21 ential gene expression is established in the prespore and mother-cell compartments of Bacillus subtil

22 roll or concentric wave territory containing prespore and prestalk cell types can undergo "dislocatio

23 Prespore and prestalk cells are interspersed throughout

24 Prespore and prestalk cells can be distinguished within

25 The proportions of prespore and prestalk cells in Dictyostelium discoideum

26 data show the transition of progenitors into prespore and prestalk cells occurs via distinct developm

27 t the slug stage were first expressed as the prespore and prestalk cells sorted out in aggregates, so

28 lls diverge into two specialized cell types, prespore and prestalk cells, that continue to signal eac

29 d slug migration, and aberrant patterning of prespore and prestalk cells, the major progenitor classe

30 pment, a regulatory scheme for proportioning prespore and prestalk-O cells has emerged.

31 utant cells share common non-cell-autonomous prespore and prestalk-specific defects and a common patt

32 y requires prior activity of sigma(F) in the prespore and sigma(E) in the mother cell.

33 metric division occurs, yielding the smaller prespore and the larger mother cell.

34 % of the chromosome is translocated into the prespore, and (ii) placing spoIIIG in an origin-proximal

35 s two unequal cells, the mother cell and the prespore, and septum formation is completed before the o

36 vision, only 30% of the chromosome is in the prespore, and the rest is then translocated into the pre

37 ting that the anterior (prestalk)/posterior (prespore) axis of Dictyostelium is regulated by an ancie

38 on establishes the anteroposterior (prestalk/prespore) axis.

39 has been proposed to become depleted in the prespore because of the transient genetic imbalance, is

40 localized to two bands, one at the prestalk/prespore boundary and the other in the very posterior of

41 how sigmaF is activated specifically in the prespore but not in the mother cell.

42 sis and for the induction and maintenance of prespore but not prestalk gene expression.

43 coding sigma(G), spoIIIG, is directed in the prespore by RNA polymerase containing sigma(F) but also

44 Transcription of spoIIR is initiated in the prespore by RNA polymerase containing sigma(F) soon afte

45 Following completion of engulfment of the prespore by the mother cell, sigma(G) is activated in th

46 respore upon completion of engulfment of the prespore by the mother cell.

47 respore upon completion of engulfment of the prespore by the mother cell.

48 sigma(E) activity in the prespore can be obtained by inducing transcription in th

49 des asymmetrically to produce a small, polar prespore cell and a much larger mother cell.

50 that PslA's primary function is to regulate prespore cell determination very early in the prespore p

51 l-type-specific genes, do not participate in prespore cell differentiation and do not produce pslA- s

52 down construct displayed severe reduction in prespore cell differentiation and precocious induction o

53 A new factor inducing prespore cell differentiation, called PSI-2, and two ind

54 talk gene expression and nonautonomously for prespore cell differentiation.

55 the pslA- strain is the inability to induce prespore cell differentiation.

56 for the proper induction and maintenance of prespore cell differentiation.

57 ing sporulation in Bacillus subtilis a small prespore cell is formed by an asymmetric cell division.

58 FACS produced prespore cell populations with purities, measured by GFP

59 There is also a change in the prestalk to prespore cell ratio.

60 nomous role in the specialization of a novel prespore cell type, whereas comB has a cell-autonomous r

61 possibly at the time of the initial prestalk/prespore cell-fate decision.

62 Our results also show that prespore cell-specific gene expression is solely under p

63 Each element can drive prespore cell-specific reporter gene expression independ

64 ven though pslA- cells are unable to express prespore cell-type-specific genes, do not participate in

65 It appears that osmotic stress on prespore cells alters their ability to signal terminal d

66 ma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) is released from prespore cells and binds to GrlE, a G protein-coupled re

67 culmination, when the ALC sort out from the prespore cells and differentiate to form three ancillary

68 At the slug stage cudA is expressed in the prespore cells and in a sub-region of the prestalk zone.

69 ed that wacA mRNA accumulates exclusively in prespore cells and is absent from prestalk cells.

70 Wild-type cells express tagA in prespore cells and mature spores, defining tagA expressi

71 yl-CoA-binding protein, AcbA, is secreted by prespore cells and processed by the prestalk protease Ta

72 Prespore cells appear to sort such that the base is free

73 When prespore cells approach the top of the stalk in a Dictyo

74 It also shows that prespore cells are competent to respond to cAMP, by Dd-S

75 All our evidence points to the prespore cells as the major source of DIF-1.

76 The consequences of expressing RD28 in prespore cells could be partially overcome by increasing

77 We propose that prespore cells cross-induce the differentiation of prest

78 ent tissue-specific reporters indicates that prespore cells divide before prestalk cells and later en

79 per and efficient patterning of prestalk and prespore cells during culmination.

80 When GFP-marked prestalk and prespore cells expressing ecmA-RLC are mixed with wild-t

81 lls in S or early G2 phase at starvation and prespore cells from cells in late G2 or M phase at starv

82 Because prespore cells have to shrink and dehydrate to form spor

83 cells (ALCs), which exist intermingled with prespore cells in the slug.

84 he specification of an initial population of prespore cells in which tagA is expressed.

85 Further, induced transdifferentiation of prespore cells into prestalk cells is inhibited in rzpA-

86 (v) The number of prestalk and prespore cells is proportional for a range of sizes of t

87 gadA is expressed exclusively in prespore cells late in development.

88 Prespore cells marked with green fluorescent protein (GF

89 Encapsulation of prespore cells of Dictyostelium discoideum is controlled

90 Expression of CRAC in the prespore cells of these strains rescued sporulation and

91 In rtoA mutants, both prestalk and prespore cells originate randomly from cells in any phas

92 the polyketide precursor, show that purified prespore cells produce DIF-1 at more than 20 times the r

93 sorting out of Dictyostelium prestalk-O and prespore cells requires the diffusible signaling molecul

94 pment prestalk cells lose RhT activity while prespore cells retain it.

95 During Dictyostelium development, prespore cells secrete acyl-CoA binding protein (AcbA).

96 GFP-labeled prespore cells showed a spiral movement toward the top o

97 location of a Dd-GFP:STATa fusion protein in prespore cells surrounding the site of injection.

98 l-autonomous defect in forming the subset of prespore cells that are located in the anterior prespore

99 alk cells during culmination that stimulates prespore cells to encapsulate.

100 secreted factor decreases the sensitivity of prespore cells to inhibition by the prestalk morphogen D

101 In contrast, expression of RLC in prespore cells using the psA promoter produced balloon-l

102 adient that regulates the differentiation of prespore cells within the posterior compartment of the s

103 sing SP70 (a marker expressed in a subset of prespore cells), and this difference can be rescued by e

104 ient for induction by cAMP and expression in prespore cells, both are required for expression in pres

105 e mislocalization of prestalk cells, but not prespore cells, is rescued.

106 promoter sequences direct cudA expression in prespore cells, while proximal sequences direct expressi

107 is again consistent with DIF-1 production by prespore cells.

108 ared from fractions enriched in prestalk and prespore cells.

109 s utilised to activate cudA transcription in prespore cells.

110 a is not necessary for cudA transcription in prespore cells.

111 ereas most of the posterior zone consists of prespore cells.

112 tiation into anterior prestalk and posterior prespore cells.

113 raction important for the upward movement of prespore cells.

114 of the transcriptome shared by prestalk and prespore cells.

115 (the pstO cells) but it is expressed in the prespore cells.

116 cells as a consequence of rapid turnover in prespore cells.

117 rtial sorting of clathrin-minus prestalk and prespore cells.

118 nsformants accumulated rd28 mRNA uniquely in prespore cells.

119 n was also affected by expression of rd28 in prespore cells.

120 e control of the terminal differentiation of prespore cells.

121 vement and differentiation into prestalk and prespore cells.

122 otC promoter reduces expression from cotC in prespore cells.

123 elease of the precursor of SDF-2, AcbA, from prespore cells.

124 onal ampA gene, cells prematurely specify as prespore cells.

125 pparatus that anchors the or/C region of the prespore chromosome in the pole of the cell.

126 NA and arrest with only partially segregated prespore chromosomes.

127 and enzyme activity are greatly enriched in prespore compared with prestalk cells.

128 e that triggers the release of sigmaF in the prespore compartment after septation.

129 eft and right of oriC can be captured in the prespore compartment but the central oriC region is effi

130 Sequestration of SpoIIE into the prespore compartment provides a mechanism that could exp

131 origin-proximal 30% of the chromosome in the prespore compartment.

132 ly form in syncytial aerial hyphae such that prespore compartments accurately receive chromosome copi

133 Chromosome partition into prespore compartments of the aerial mycelium is controll

134 ivide a filamentous hyphal cell into tens of prespore compartments.

135 ed division sites but no clear separation of prespore compartments.

136 ntial gene expression in the mother cell and prespore compartments.

137 e rd28 cDNA is driven by the promoter of the prespore cotB gene.

138 and SpoIIE are active simultaneously in the prespore, cycling SpoIIAA through phosphorylated and non

139 he complex so as to liberate sigma(F) in the prespore, dephosphorylated SpoIIAA is needed, and this i

140 is a key transcription factor that initiates prespore development in Bacillus subtilis.

141 The ability of prespore Dictyostelium discoideum amoebae to undergo red

142 These data show that ACG induces prespore differentiation in wild-type cells, with ACB ca

143 t lack an extracellular factor necessary for prespore differentiation of wild-type cells.

144 acg null mutants show reduced prespore differentiation, which becomes very severe when

145 PKA is absolutely required for prespore differentiation.

146 circuits that activate prestalk but inhibit prespore differentiation.

147 prestalk differentiation and an inhibitor of prespore differentiation.

148 protein kinase (PKA) act together to induce prespore differentiation.

149 a concomitant decrease in the more posterior prespore domain and no change in the more anterior prest

150 n vitro to the positively acting part of the prespore domain of the cudA promoter.

151 ments (pstO), a concomitant reduction in the prespore domain, and a loss of the sharp compartment bou

152 aries, resulting in overlapping prestalk and prespore domains.

153 much of the protein is sequestered into the prespore during septation.

154 it has remained unclear whether PG surrounds prespores during engulfment.

155 ppears to be important for completion of the prespore engulfment step of sporulation, based on the ph

156 The chlorinating activity is also somewhat prespore-enriched.

157 The distal PRE can regulate prespore expression when fused to a nonfunctioning basal

158 tivation signal but autonomously to localize prespore expression.

159 inal sigma(F) and then final sigma(G) in the prespore, final sigma(E) and then final sigma(K) in the

160 actor sigma(F) becomes active in the smaller prespore, followed by activation of sigma(E) in the larg

161 rominent band develops at the pole where the prespore forms.

162 the chromosome is then translocated into the prespore from the mother cell.

163 of the asymmetric septum that separates the prespore from the mother cell.

164 of two different cell types (mother cell and prespore) from a single cell.

165 ions non-autonomously to establish a graded, prespore gene activation signal but autonomously to loca

166 al for correct regulation of expression of a prespore gene.

167 n, binds in vivo to the promoter of the cotC prespore gene.

168 cAMP induction of prespore genes and repression of stalk genes is mediated

169 s not required for cAR-mediated induction of prespore genes and repression of stalk genes, and neithe

170 The prespore genes of Dictyostelium are coregulated during d

171 equences 5' to the coding sequences of eight prespore genes were searched for all elements proposed t

172 lk-specific mRNAs but enhanced expression of prespore genes.

173 ence in gene content between mother cell and prespore immediately after septation.

174 ions in which sigma(G) becomes active in the prespore in the absence of sigma(E) activity and of comp

175 cAMP for maturation, but the cAMP source for prespore induction is unknown.

176 Differentiation of the prespore is initiated by activation of an RNA polymerase

177 Gene expression in the prespore is initiated by cell-specific activation of the

178 what the direct activator of sigma(G) in the prespore is.

179 cking the action of two sigma factors in the prespore: it prevents sigma(G) from becoming active befo

180 hern analysis revealed the expression of the prespore marker cotB and the prestalk markers ecmA and e

181 e prestalk marker ecmA and repression of the prespore marker cotB.

182 in, and a diminished capacity for, effecting prespore nucleoid condensation.

183 Translocation of thrC::spoIIQ-lacZ into the prespore occurred efficiently when spoIIIE(Su) was expre

184 be obtained by inducing transcription in the prespore of spoIIGA or of sigE*, which encodes a constit

185 esting that PslA may function to control the prespore pathway at the level of transcription.

186 respore cell determination very early in the prespore pathway via a cell-autonomous mechanism, possib

187 iates the extracellular signal and regulates prespore patterning.

188 In contrast, rZIP negatively regulates prespore patterning; rzpA- cells, which lack rZIP, have

189 trast to the establishment of early prestalk/prespore patterns in both Polysphondylium and Dictyostel

190 hat sequestration of SpoIIE protein into the prespore plays an important role in the control of sigma

191 f pre-basal disc cells at the expense of the prespore population.

192 gulative, with cells within the prestalk and prespore populations being able to transdifferentiate in

193 is regulatory behaviour is characteristic of prespore products.

194 y, we show that a 5'-distal segment within a prespore promoter that is responsive to a graded signal

195 An attempt is made to define a minimal prespore promoter which contains all elements essential

196 risons resulted in definition of a canonical prespore promoter, a stretch of about 200 nucleotides co

197 rrences of elements and pairs of elements in prespore promoters was evaluated by comparison with freq

198 protein-independent accumulation of the SP70 prespore protein but not for CMF-induced G protein-depen

199 cells expressed prestalk (ecmA and ecmB) and prespore (psA and cotB) genes normally, but were blocked

200 stalk (ecmAO, ecmA, ecmO, ecmB and cAR2) and prespore (psA) markers.

201 re then used to maintain the proper prestalk:prespore ratio and to control later stages of developmen

202 and the cells are then starved, the prestalk:prespore ratio increases.

203 l cycle occupied by S phase and the prestalk:prespore ratio, irrespective of total cell-cycle length.

204 s using a cell-specific toxin suggested that prespore redifferentiation may not in fact occur.

205 an anterior prestalk region and a posterior prespore region and the fbxA mRNA is highly enriched in

206 s the pstO region is reduced in size and the prespore region is proportionately expanded.

207 in prestalk cells, but is upregulated in the prespore region of acg null structures.

208 cells (ALCs) scattered throughout the rear, prespore region of the slug.

209 spore cells that are located in the anterior prespore region.

210 ted on the ventral surface of the posterior, prespore region.

211 ke Cells, which lie scattered throughout the prespore region.

212 out the aggregate, and reduced staining of a prespore reporter.

213 appears to be a consequence of the engulfed prespore's being unstable.

214 show that the protein is sequestered to the prespore side of the asymmetric septum.

215 Although wacA expression is prespore specific, disruption of the gene by homologous

216 d mature spores, defining tagA expression as prespore specific.

217 otein gene (S65T-GFP) under the control of a prespore-specific (PsA) promoter.

218 36 mutant; however, expression from a strong prespore-specific (sigma(F)) promoter did not.

219 cell-specific (sigma(E)) promoter or a weak prespore-specific (sigma(F)) promoter partly complemente

220 on -80 is required for maximal expression of prespore-specific constructs, although full-length promo

221 Our results provide evidence for a prespore-specific efflux pump that regulates cell fate d

222 s of gene expression show a complete lack of prespore-specific gene expression and no mature spores a

223 ve overexpression of rzpA markedly decreases prespore-specific gene expression and significantly incr

224 fic genes is very delayed, with the level of prespore-specific gene expression being significantly re

225 a nuclear protein required for Dictyostelium prespore-specific gene expression, binds in vivo to the

226 ferentiation and a corresponding increase in prespore-specific gene expression.

227 transcription, all of which are required for prespore-specific gene expression.

228 In contrast, the prespore-specific gene SP60 is not induced and the prest

229 cating that it acts directly at the level of prespore-specific gene transcription for regulation.

230 In rzpA- strains, prespore-specific genes are overexpressed and prestalk e

231 ttle effect on the induction of prestalk- or prespore-specific genes, whereas extended treatment with

232 However, overexpression of the prespore-specific homologue, GadA, in the presence of Ga

233 ce as high as those in wild-type strains and prespore-specific mRNAs are reduced.

234 n of limB from a prestalk-specific but not a prespore-specific promoter complements the morphogenetic

235 localization of the activity of the normally prespore-specific sigma factor, sigmaF, consistent with

236 the activation but not the synthesis of the prespore-specific sigma factor, sigmaF.

237 of this process is the control of the first prespore-specific sigma factor, sigmaF.

238 ymmetrically placed septum is sufficient for prespore-specific sigmaF activation.

239 tation may accommodate slow postseptational, prespore-specific SpoIIIE synthesis but may be swamped b

240 oIIIE synthesis but may be swamped by strong prespore-specific synthesis.

241 The promoter domain that directs prespore-specific transcription consists of a positively

242 Participation in the prespore/spore population returns with the restoration o

243 from the larger mother cell into the smaller prespore, the two cells that result from the division.

244 ending from the lateral cell wall around the prespore throughout engulfment.

245 yl cyclase G (ACG) protein is upregulated in prespore tissue after aggregation.

246 stage, and activity of all is restricted to prespore tissue during the later slug stage.

247 ch in the location of sigma(G) activity from prespore to mother cell.

248 n and for induction of prestalk to stalk and prespore to spore cell differentiation.

249 sGAP1 either lies downstream from PKA in the prespore to spore pathway or in a parallel pathway that

250 regulatory loops that sets the proportion of prespore-to-prestalk cells in the aggregate.

251 tially bisects the nucleoid destined for the prespore, trapping only about one-third of the DNA in th

252 Of these, sigma(G) becomes active in the prespore upon completion of engulfment of the prespore b

253 ve during spore formation exclusively in the prespore upon completion of engulfment of the prespore b

254 sporulation, sigma(G) becomes active in the prespore upon the completion of engulfment.

255 The coordinate fusion of the prespore vesicles (PSVs) with the plasma membrane at the

256 e complex is synchronously secreted from the prespore vesicles and incorporated into the spore coat.

257 multiprotein complex) which is stored in the prespore vesicles.

258 NA translocation from the mother cell to the prespore was assayed using spoIIQ-lacZ inserted at thrC;

259 cated SpoIIE is activated selectively in the prespore, we examined the distribution of a SpoIIE-GFP f

260 factor sigmaF becomes active in the smaller prespore, which is followed by the activation of sigmaE

261 Two main cell types are prestalk and prespore, which later usually become stalk and spore cel

262 e show that sigma(E) can be activated in the prespore with little effect on sporulation efficiency, i

263 ing cells, situated in the front half of the prespore zone and tightly apposed to the substratum.

264 of ecmA-RLC cells showed that the posterior prespore zone failed to undergo a contraction important

265 : stalk extension and active movement of the prespore zone that ensures proper placement of the spore

266 ment of cells located in the anterior of the prespore zone.