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第117回日本解剖学会総会・全国学術集会 講演プログラム・抄録集 PDF ...

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Immunocytochemical and proteomic analysis of the γsecretase<br />

complex using the conformationspecific antiNicastrin antibody<br />

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γSecretase is a membranespanning, multimeric protease that cleaves APP and<br />

is responsible for generating the Aβ peptides. Although the intracellular traffic is<br />

implicated in the regulation of the Aβ production, exact subcellular location where<br />

the enzyme functions remains controversial. Here we established a monoclonal<br />

antibody A5226A against Nicastrin, one of the γsecretase components, and found<br />

that A5226A specifically recognizes the active γsecretase. Immunocytochemistry<br />

using A5226A revealed that γsecretase localizes at the cell surface and late<br />

endosome. Moreover, we applied A5226A for the targeted proteomics of the<br />

γsecretase complex. We identified about 30 interacting proteins including<br />

tetraspanin family members such as CD81, which are known to form membrane<br />

microdomains. We found that knockdown of CD81 reduced the secretion of Aβ.<br />

Furthermore, the internalization rate of both the enzyme and APP was reduced<br />

by knockdown. These results suggest that CD81 affects the Aβ generation via<br />

regulating the traffic of the enzyme and the substrate from the cell surface.<br />

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