2013
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.m113.453183
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Proprotein Convertase Subtilisin/Kexin Type 7 (PCSK7) Is Essential for the Zebrafish Development and Bioavailability of Transforming Growth Factor β1a (TGFβ1a)

Abstract: Background:The in vivo importance of PCSK7 in the vertebrates is currently poorly understood. Results: Inhibiting PCSK7 in zebrafish results in various developmental defects and dysregulation of gene expressions. Conclusion: PCSK7 is essential for zebrafish development and regulates the expression and proteolytic cleavage of TGF␤1a. Significance: PCSK inhibitors are considered future therapeutics for human diseases; understanding the biological role of PCSK7 is therefore critical.

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“…2A), which is in line with the previously reported ubiquitous expression pattern of FURIN orthologues in vertebrates (9,32). In mammals, the first seven PCSK enzymes have been demonstrated to exhibit a significant functional redundancy and shared substrate molecules, which interferes with the interpretation of a PCSK specific phenotype (39).…”
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confidence: 67%
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“…2A), which is in line with the previously reported ubiquitous expression pattern of FURIN orthologues in vertebrates (9,32). In mammals, the first seven PCSK enzymes have been demonstrated to exhibit a significant functional redundancy and shared substrate molecules, which interferes with the interpretation of a PCSK specific phenotype (39).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…Since furinA regulated the granulopoiesis, we addressed its role in innate immunity by inhibiting the expressions of furinA and furinB in the embryonic M. marinum infection model (27,32,33). Infecting either control (random control MO injected [RC]) or the double furin gene knockdown embryos with M. marinum (131 Ϯ 125 CFU) resulted in substantial lethality by 7 days postinfection (dpi; 93 and 100%, respectively, Fig.…”
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