Article Dans Une Revue Journal of Cell Science Année : 2015

Btn3 regulates the endosomal sorting function of the yeast Ent3 epsin, an adaptor for SNARE proteins

Joëlle Morvan
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Bruno Rinaldi
Vanessa Addis
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Cédric Misslin
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Ent3 and Ent5 are yeast epsin N-terminal homology (ENTH) domain-containing proteins involved in protein trafficking between the Golgi and late endosomes. They interact with clathrin, clathrin adaptors at the Golgi (AP-1 and GGA) and different SNAREs (Vti1, Snc1, Pep12 and Syn8) required for vesicular transport at the Golgi and endosomes. To better understand the role of these epsins in membrane trafficking, we performed a protein–protein interaction screen. We identified Btn3 (also known as Tda3), a putative oxidoreductase, as a new partner of both Ent3 and Ent5. Btn3 is a negative regulator of the Batten-disease-linked protein Btn2 involved in the retrieval of specific SNAREs (Vti1, Snc1, Tlg1 and Tlg2) from the late endosome to the Golgi. We show that Btn3 endosomal localization depends on the epsins Ent3 and Ent5. We demonstrated that in btn3D mutant cells, endosomal sorting of ubiquitylated cargos and endosomal recycling of the Snc1 SNARE are delayed. We thus propose that Btn3 regulates the sorting function of two adaptors for SNARE proteins, the epsin Ent3 and the Batten-disease-linked protein Btn2.

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hal-01771801 , version 1 (19-04-2018)

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Joëlle Morvan, Johan-Owen de Craene, Bruno Rinaldi, Vanessa Addis, Cédric Misslin, et al.. Btn3 regulates the endosomal sorting function of the yeast Ent3 epsin, an adaptor for SNARE proteins. Journal of Cell Science, 2015, 128 (4), pp.706 - 716. ⟨10.1242/jcs.159699⟩. ⟨hal-01771801⟩
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