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JAK-STAT signalling Flashcards

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explain the JAK-STAT signalling

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  • composed of a) transmembrane protein b) JAK at the intracellular domain of the receptor c) STAT ( a transcription factor) and d) Ligand (“tins” EPO, prolactin, thrombopoeitin, leptin , “ters” interferons, interleukins, GM-CSF???
  • ligand cause oligomerization of receptor
  • When ligand is bound to the receptor, oligomerization induce intracellular activation
  • JAK will transautophosphorylate when it is brought in close proximity to one another following oligomerization
  • activated JAK will phosphorylate the tyrosine residues on the receptor and also STAT
  • STAT will homo/heteroDIMERise trough SH2 domain
  • STAT enter the nucleus and bind to GAS element ( Gamma Activated Sequence)
  • increase Transcription
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how many JAKs and STATs are there?

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4 JAKs and 7 STATS

JAK1,2,3, tyk2

stat 1,2,3,4,5A,5B,6

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What does JAK-STAT signalling pathway does

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  • regulate eythropoesis
  • signalling mechanism for cytokines and growth factors

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what are the receptors for these cytokines

a) Erythropoeitin,
b) thrombopoetin, and
c) G-CSF

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Erythropoeitin -> EPO - R

Thrombopoeitin -> cMPL (or TPO-R)

G-CSF -> G-CSF R

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what are the phenotype of deletion mutation of some cytokine receptos?

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  • embyronic lethal, failure of definitive eythropoeisis
  • cMPL&raquo_space; reduced hematopoeitic stem cells, reduces megakaryocytes and thrombocytopenia
  • G-CSF&raquo_space; chronic neutropenia, impaird neutrophil mobility
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What is gp130

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  • GLYCOPROTEIN 130
  • a transmembrane domain
  • founding member for all cytokine receptor
  • activate several pathways
    a) JAK-STAT
    b) RAS , ERK
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describe the activation of gp130

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  1. ligand bound to receptor such as IL6 binds to IL6R or (IL11) or (Mosm-osmrB) or (LIF-LIFR)
  2. then they will bind to gp130 forming a complex ( consisting fo IL-6R, IL6 and gp130)
  3. b this complex will dimerize into a hexameric structure and induce downstream signalling
  4. gp130 does not have an intrinsic kinase activity, thus must be activated by phospharylation on the tyrosine residue by other protein
  5. phosphorylation recruits and activate JAK and STAT via phosphorylation

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can a IL-6Ralpha induce donwstream signalling?

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no. IL6Ra is not a signalling receptor, must bound to gp130

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Describe the IL-6, IL-6R and gp130 complex

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  • IL-6 cytokine have 3 binding site for IL-6R(1) and gp130(2)
  • following binding, complexes are internalised
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describe the intracellular structures of beta receptors

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  • have box1 and box 2 ( sometimes box3 domains)

* places where JAK binds

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Explain hop tuml mutation

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  • mutation in drosophila
  • tuml - tumor lethal
  • phenotype : identical to wasp infected larvae
  • temperature sensitive
  • @ 17c = more blood cells, less lamellocyte
  • @ 25c = more lamellocytes, but less total blood count
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Explain hop tuml mutation

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  • mutation in drosophila
  • tuml - tumor lethal
  • phenotype : identical to wasp infected larvae
  • temperature sensitive
  • @ 17c = more blood cells, less lamellocyte
  • @ 25c = more lamellocytes, but less total blood count
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What is the feature of temperature sensitive mutation in HOP tuml?

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  • @ 17c = more blood cells, less lamellocyte

* @ 25c = more lamellocytes, but less total blood count

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gain of function of JAK

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increase lamellocytes

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What is MPN

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myeloproliferative neoplasms

classic examples

MF, ET, PV

MF - scar tissue
ET - increased platelet - blood clotting 
PV - polycythemia vera
increased red blood cells
enlarged spleen
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What is MF

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primary myelofibrosis

  • chronic blood cancer
  • bone marrow impacted by scarring
  • enlarged spleen, trying to make up blood making for bone marrow
  • can be obtain from progression from pv and et
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what is ET

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Essential Thrombocythemia

  • Blood malignancy with too many platelet
  • problem with blood clot
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What is PV

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polycythemia vera

  • increased RED BLOOD CELL
  • also increase wbc and platelet
  • enlarged spleen
19
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James 2004 in Nature

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Jak2 mutation&raquo_space; constitutive signalling&raquo_space; polycythemia vera

20
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difference between the wt and gain of function mutation of jak2

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JH1 = kinase domain&raquo_space; switching jakstat signalling pathway on

JH2 = pseudo-kinase domain&raquo_space; looks like a kinase domain but its not!

JH2 negatively regulate JH1

mutation in JH2 , reduced negative regulate, less inhibiting the JH1, so increased activity of JH1

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Describe mutation found in MPL

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MPL/c mpl / TPO r

ligand = thrombopoeitin

in normal Mpl

  1. dimerisation of mpl receptor is brought about by binding to TPO
  2. Dimerisation causes the intracellular domain to be closer together and JAK2 can be phosphorylated ( and the normal downstream signalling)

in mutation

  1. dimerisation is TPO independent, no need for TPO
  2. dimerisation of MPL is sufficient to activate the receptor
  3. this is caused by a mutation that adds cysteine residues, to form disulphide bridges
    - -different from domeless–

PML triggers megakaryocytes differentiation and platelet production

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What is CALR

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a chaperone that lives in the ER

23
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How does CAL R mutation cause MPN?

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  • frameshift mutation
  • +1 frame shift mutation
  • causes the whole sequence to be read differently
  • producing a completely different peptide sequence
  • result in novel protein to be prodcuced
24
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mutation in which gene causes increased in JAK STAT pathway>

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  1. JAK2 > gain of fx in JH2 domain
  2. MPL > gain of fx in transmembrane domain
  3. CAL R > frameshift mutation that output novel protein
25
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JAK-STAT drugs

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> screen 2000 small molecules
high throughput transcriptional reporter assay
decrease phosphorylation of STAT 5

26
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the mouse with hJAK2 mutation when treated with methotrexate shows a difference compared to control in what aspect?

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CELLULAR

control (PBS) shows phos

methotrexate drug shows that the PHOSPHORYLATION of STAT3 and STAT5 are significantly reduced

(mutation causes gain of fx of JAKSTAT signalling pathway, so this drug kind of reduce/ eliminate the pathway?)

using western blot

SPLEEN
spleen is bigger than WT but significantly smaller than control (PBS treated) mutataed animal

27
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why is methotrexate works for rheumatoid arthritis

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RA is an autoimmune disease

methotrexate inhibit JAKSTAT pathway

key to progression of inflammatory responses

like IL6, interferon gamma etc

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