Plasticityrelated gene 5 induces spines in immature primary neurons: A role of PRG5 in dendritic spine formation,Used
Plasticityrelated gene 5 induces spines in immature primary neurons: A role of PRG5 in dendritic spine formation,Used

Plasticityrelated gene 5 induces spines in immature primary neurons: A role of PRG5 in dendritic spine formation,Used

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The vast majority of excitatory synapses are made on the heads of dendritic spines, highly dynamic structures. The shape of a neurons dendritic arbour determines the set of axons with which it may form synaptic contacts, thus establishing connectivity within neural circuits. Dynamic cytoskeleton remodelling is an essential step during this process. The actin filaments are believed to be the basic structural foundation that are responsible for their shape. Membrane protein may act through an intracellular signalling pathways, which ultimately converge on the cytoskeleton. However, the molecular mechanisms involved in these steps are not well understood. Here, we show that the integral membrane protein Plasticityrelated gene5 (PRG5), a member of the vertebrate and brainspecific PRG family, is involved in dendritic spine formation. Mutagenesis experiments in PRG5 identify the single amino acids that are important for this induction.

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