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• W2085442022 abstract "Fibroblast growth factor-10 (FGF-10), a mitogen for the epithelial cells lining the lower urinary tract, has been identified inside urothelial cells, despite its acknowledged role as an extracellular signaling ligand. Recombinant (r)FGF-10 was determined by fluorescence microscopy optical sectioning to localize strongly to nuclei inside cultured urothelial cells. To clarify the possible role of a nuclear localization signal (NLS) in this translocation, a variant of rFGF-10 was constructed which lacked this sequence. rFGF-10(no NLS) was found in cytoplasm to a far greater degree than rFGF-10, identifying this motif as a possible NLS. Furthermore, this variant displayed poor or non-existent bioactivity compared to the wild-type protein in triggering mitogenesis in quiescent urothelial cells. The presence of rFGF-10(no NLS) in the nucleus suggested that additional interactions were also responsible for the nuclear accumulation of rFGF-10. The FGF-10 receptor was observed in cell nuclei regardless of the presence or concentration of exogenous rFGF-10 ligand. Co-localization studies between rFGF-10 and the FGF-10 receptor revealed a strong intracellular relationship between the two. This co-localization was seen in nuclei for both rFGF-10 and for rFGF-10(no NLS), although the correlation was weaker for rFGF-10(no NLS). These data show that an NLS-like motif of rFGF-10 is a partial determinant of its intracellular distribution and is necessary for its mitogenic activity. These advancements in the understanding of the activity of FGF-10 present an opportunity to engineer the growth factor as a therapeutic agent for the healing of damaged urothelial tissue. J. Cell. Biochem. 102: 769–785, 2007. © 2007 Wiley-Liss, Inc." @default.
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• W2085442022 title "Translocation of fibroblast growth factor-10 and its receptor into nuclei of human urothelial cells" @default.
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