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Development, Vol 120, Issue 5 1287-1301, Copyright © 1994 by Company of Biologists
JOURNAL ARTICLES |
ML Feltri, SS Scherer, R Nemni, J Kamholz, H Vogelbacker, MO Scott, N Canal, V Quaranta and L Wrabetz
Scientific Institute S. Raffaele, DIBIT, Milano, Italy.
In developing and regenerating peripheral nerve, Schwann cells interact with axons and extracellular matrix in order to ensheath and myelinate axons. Both of these interactions are likely to be mediated by adhesion molecules, including integrins, which mediate cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix interactions. Recently, the beta 4 integrin subunit was reported to be expressed by Schwann cells in peripheral nerve. We have examined the expression of beta 4, beta 1 and their common heterodimeric partner, the alpha 6 integrin subunit, in developing and regenerating rat peripheral nerve. beta 4 and alpha 6 are enriched in peripheral nerve and they co-localize at the abaxonal surface of myelinating Schwann cells, opposite the Schwann cell basal lamina, which contains possible ligands of alpha 6 beta 4. In contrast, beta 4 and alpha 6 are expressed in a different pattern in non-myelinating Schwann cells. The level of beta 4, but not alpha 6 or beta 1 mRNAs, increases progressively in developing nerves, reaching a peak in adult nerves well after the peak of the myelin-specific mRNAs. After axotomy, the expression of beta 4 mRNA and protein, but not alpha 6 or beta 1 mRNAs, fall rapidly but subsequently are reinduced by regenerating axons. Similarly, in cultured Schwann cells, the expression of beta 4 mRNA, but not alpha 6 mRNA, is significantly modulated by forskolin, a drug that elevates cAMP and mimics some of the effects of axonal contact. beta 4 integrin expression in Schwann cells, therefore, is regulated by Schwann cell-axon interactions, which are known to be critical in determining the Schwann cell phenotype. Furthermore, the polarized expression of alpha 6 beta 4 to the abaxonal surface of myelinating Schwann cells suggests that alpha 6 beta 4 may mediate in part the morphological changes required of Schwann cells in the process of myelination in the peripheral nervous system.
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