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Pkd1 regulates lymphatic vascular morphogenesis during development

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Pkd1 regulates lymphatic vascular morphogenesis during development

Auteurs : Baptiste Coxam ; Amélie Sabine ; Neil I. Bower ; Kelly A. Smith ; Cathy Pichol-Thievend ; Renae Skoczylas ; Jonathan W. Astin ; Emmanuelle Frampton ; Muriel Jaquet ; Philip S. Crosier ; Robert G. Parton ; Natasha L. Harvey ; Tatiana V. Petrova ; Stefan Schulte-Merker ; Mathias Francois ; Benjamin M. Hogan

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Abstract

Lymphatic vessels arise during development through sprouting of precursor cells from veins, which is regulated by well-studied signaling and transcriptional mechanisms. Less well understood is the ongoing elaboration of vessels to form a network. This involves cell polarisation, coordinated migration, adhesion, mixing, regression and cell shape rearrangements. We identified a zebrafish mutant, lymphatic and cardiac defects 1 (lyc1), with reduced lymphatic vessel development. We found a mutation in polycystic kidney disease 1a to be responsible for the phenotype. PKD1 is the most frequently mutated gene in autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD). Initial sprouting of lymphatic precursors is normal in lyc1 mutants, but ongoing migration fails. Loss of Pkd1 in mice also has no effect on sprouting of precursors but leads to failed morphogenesis of the subcutaneous lymphatic network. Individual lymphatic endothelial cells display defective polarity, elongation and adherens junctions. This work identifies a highly selective and unexpected role for Pkd1 in lymphatic vessel morphogenesis during development.


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DOI: 10.1016/j.celrep.2014.03.063
PubMed: 24767999
PubMed Central: 5005109

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<italic>lymphatic and cardiac defects 1 (lyc1),</italic>
with reduced lymphatic vessel development. We found a mutation in
<italic>polycystic kidney disease 1a</italic>
to be responsible for the phenotype.
<italic>PKD1</italic>
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<italic>lyc1</italic>
mutants, but ongoing migration fails. Loss of
<italic>Pkd1</italic>
in mice also has no effect on sprouting of precursors but leads to failed morphogenesis of the subcutaneous lymphatic network. Individual lymphatic endothelial cells display defective polarity, elongation and adherens junctions. This work identifies a highly selective and unexpected role for
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