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Figure 2


Fig. 2. CK1 inhibition blocks Wnt-5a-induced phosphorylation of Dvl2 and Dvl3. SN4741 cells were treated with vehicle (control) or Wnt-5a (100 ng/ml) for 2 hours in the presence or absence of D4476 (100 µM) (A) or IC261 (10 µM) (C). Western blot analysis was performed as in Fig. 1. The position of dephosphorylated ({blacktriangleleft}) and phosphorylated ({triangleleft}) Dvl is indicated. Antibodies against phospho-Ser45-beta-catenin (CK1{alpha} target site), against active (Ser37-Thr41-dephosphorylated) beta-catenin (ABC) and total beta-catenin were used. (B) Scheme of phosphorylation sites of beta-catenin. Ser45 is a CK1{alpha} target site, which serves as a priming for sequential phosphorylation of Thr41, Ser37 and Ser33 by GSK3beta. (D) SN4741 cells were transfected with plasmids encoding Dvl2-Myc and either CK1{epsilon} or kinase-dead CK1{epsilon} (K>R) mutant. Phosphorylation of Dvl2-Myc was detected as a phosphorylation-dependent mobility shift by Myc- and Dvl2-specific antibodies. CK1{epsilon} levels were monitored with a CK1{epsilon} specific antibody. Data in A, C and D are representative of at least three independent replicates.