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The netrin receptor UNC-40/DCC assembles a postsynaptic scaffold and sets the synaptic content of GABAA receptors
2020
Increasing evidence indicates that guidance molecules used during development for cellular and axonal navigation also play roles in synapse maturation and homeostasis. In
C. elegans
the netrin receptor UNC-40/DCC controls the growth of dendritic-like muscle cell extensions towards motoneurons and is required to recruit type A GABA receptors (GABA
A
Rs) at inhibitory neuromuscular junctions. Here we show that activation of UNC-40 assembles an intracellular synaptic scaffold by physically interacting with FRM-3, a FERM protein orthologous to FARP1/2. FRM-3 then recruits LIN-2, the ortholog of CASK, that binds the synaptic adhesion molecule NLG-1/Neuroligin and physically connects GABA
A
Rs to prepositioned NLG-1 clusters. These processes are orchestrated by the synaptic organizer CePunctin/MADD-4, which controls the localization of GABA
A
Rs by positioning NLG-1/neuroligin at synapses and regulates the synaptic content of GABA
A
Rs through the UNC-40-dependent intracellular scaffold. Since DCC is detected at GABA synapses in mammals, DCC might also tune inhibitory neurotransmission in the mammalian brain.
The netrin receptor UNC-40/DCC is required to recruit GABA
A
R at neuromuscular junctions in
C. elegans
. Here, the authors show that UNC-40/DCC assembles an intracellular synaptic scaffold, regulating the content of GABA
A
R and inhibitory neurotransmission.
Journal Article
The netrin receptor UNC-40/DCC assembles a postsynaptic scaffold and sets the synaptic content of GABA A receptors
by
Ji, Tingting
,
Bessereau, Jean-Louis
,
Pinan-Lucarré, Bérangère
in
Animals
,
Axon Guidance - physiology
,
Caenorhabditis elegans - metabolism
2020
Increasing evidence indicates that guidance molecules used during development for cellular and axonal navigation also play roles in synapse maturation and homeostasis. In C. elegans the netrin receptor UNC-40/DCC controls the growth of dendritic-like muscle cell extensions towards motoneurons and is required to recruit type A GABA receptors (GABA
Rs) at inhibitory neuromuscular junctions. Here we show that activation of UNC-40 assembles an intracellular synaptic scaffold by physically interacting with FRM-3, a FERM protein orthologous to FARP1/2. FRM-3 then recruits LIN-2, the ortholog of CASK, that binds the synaptic adhesion molecule NLG-1/Neuroligin and physically connects GABA
Rs to prepositioned NLG-1 clusters. These processes are orchestrated by the synaptic organizer CePunctin/MADD-4, which controls the localization of GABA
Rs by positioning NLG-1/neuroligin at synapses and regulates the synaptic content of GABA
Rs through the UNC-40-dependent intracellular scaffold. Since DCC is detected at GABA synapses in mammals, DCC might also tune inhibitory neurotransmission in the mammalian brain.
Journal Article