General Information:

Id: 15,093
Diseases: Ciliary dyskinesia, primary
Ciliopathy
Mus musculus
article
Reference: [PMID: 19305393]

Interaction Information:

Comment In wild-type animals, over 99% of tracheal and ependymal motile cilia showed a typical 9+2 configuration. In contrast, approximately 60% of Fu-/- cilia have abnormal ciliary ultrastructure, two-thirds of which lack the central pair apparatus. The findings indicate that mammalian Fu is dispensable for Hh signalling and specifically participates in the generation of the central pair apparatus in motile cilia axonemes.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 141453

gene/protein

STK36

affects_activity of

cellular component

axonemal central pair

Comment Most Fu-/- cilia moved stiffly and had a markedly reduced stroke amplitude; a subset were either immotile or beat in a slow, circular motion. In contrast to wild-type motile cilia, which beat coordinately to produce a metachronic wave, cilia in Fu-/- animals that beat seemed disoriented with respect to their neighbours.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 141454

gene/protein

STK36

affects_activity of

process

cilium movement

Comment When expressed in HEK 293T cells and mouse tracheal epithelial cells (MTECs), Fu‚ÄďFlag bound strongly to Kif27‚ÄďMyc, but not to Kif7‚ÄďMyc, implicating Kif27 in the generation or regulation of 9+2 cilia.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 141455

gene/protein

STK36

interacts (colocalizes) with

gene/protein

KIF27

Comment Fu and Kif27 expression are upregulated during MTEC differentiation, consistent with their essential roles in motile ciliogenesis.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 141456

gene/protein

STK36

increases_activity of

Comment Fu and Kif27 expression are upregulated during MTEC differentiation, consistent with their essential roles in motile ciliogenesis.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 141457

gene/protein

KIF27

increases_activity of

Comment Fu‚ÄďFlag efficiently co-immunoprecipitated Spag16‚Äďhaemagglutinin (HA), but not Spag6‚ÄďHA.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 141458

gene/protein

STK36

interacts (colocalizes) with

gene/protein

SPAG16