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First published online January 10, 2007


Journal of Cell Science 120, 205e (2007)
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Lamp light for neuronal endosomes


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LAMP proteins are involved in lysosomal function and intracellular trafficking. During a bioinformatics-based search for lysosome-associated molecules, Philippe Pierre and co-workers have identified brain-associated LAMP-like molecule (BAD-LAMP), a new member of the LAMP family in mice (p. 353). This unconventional LAMP-like protein defines a new endocytic compartment in specific subsets of cortical projection neurons. Interestingly, its post-natal expression coincides with cortical synaptogenesis, indicating a possible role in this process. Unlike other LAMP family members, BAD-LAMP has a highly restricted localisation: it is enriched in distinct intracellular vesicles in defined zones along the neuronal projections. Although BAD-LAMP is endocytosed, the vesicles in which it accumulates do not contain markers for classical intracellular transport pathways. Further analysis of BAD-LAMP endocytosis in HeLa cells revealed that it constantly recycles to the plasma membrane via a dynamin/AP2-dependent mechanism. The defined expression and distribution patterns of BAD-LAMP demonstrate a role for non-conventional endocytic vesicles and membrane lipids in the maturation or function of specific cortical neurones.


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BAD-LAMP defines a subset of early endocytic organelles in subpopulations of cortical projection neurons
Alexandre David, Marie-Catherine Tiveron, Axel Defays, Christophe Beclin, Voahirana Camosseto, Evelina Gatti, Harold Cremer, and Philippe Pierre
JCS 2007 120: 353-365. [Abstract] [Full Text]  




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