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JCS ePress online publication date 25 Oct 2005
doi: 10.1242/jcs.02642


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Proteasomes degrade proteins in focal subdomains of the human cell nucleus


Thomas Dino Rockel, Dominik Stuhlmann, and Anna von Mikecz*
* Author for correspondence (e-mail: mikecz{at}uni-duesseldorf.de)

The ubiquitin proteasome system plays a fundamental role in the regulation of cellular processes by degradation of endogenous proteins. Proteasomes are localized in both, the cytoplasm and the cell nucleus, however, little is known about nuclear proteolysis. Here, fluorogenic precursor substrates enabled detection of proteasomal activity in nucleoplasmic cell fractions (turnover 0.0541 µM/minute) and nuclei of living cells (turnover 0.0472 µM/minute). By contrast, cell fractions of nucleoli or nuclear envelopes did not contain proteasomal activity. Microinjection of ectopic fluorogenic protein DQ-ovalbumin revealed that proteasomal protein degradation occurs in distinct nucleoplasmic foci, which partially overlap with signature proteins of subnuclear domains, such as splicing speckles or promyelocytic leukemia bodies, ubiquitin, nucleoplasmic proteasomes and RNA polymerase II. Our results establish proteasomal proteolysis as an intrinsic function of the cell nucleus.


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