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One mediator of cAMP action is protein kinase A (PKA).
The increase of mitochondrial pERK1/2 and pMEK1/2 due to cAMP action was abolished by treatment of the cells with the PKA inhibitor H89 (Fig. 3B) and by PKA knockdown experiments (Fig. 3C and D).
DC-derived cells were particularly susceptible to cAMP action, generally exhibiting more inhibition of gene expression by cAMP action than PF- or CT-cells.
Thus, cytosolic glutamate represents the elusive link between glucose metabolism and cAMP action in incretin-induced insulin secretion.
Validation by independent RNAi strategies confirmed resistance to CpdA and suggested a role for the identified cAMP Response Proteins (CARPs) in cAMP action.
PKA, the major target for cAMP action, is generally considered to induce the hallmarks of cell migration (e.g., actin filament assembly and activation of small G proteins).
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The effects of PKI-mCherry expression suggest that cAMP actions on ruffling, paxillin trafficking and migration are likely to be mediated by PKA.
Accordingly, PKA activity in mitochondria showed a clear increase after 5 minutes of 8Br-cAMP action (Fig. 3E), in parallel with the appearance of the phosphorylated forms of MEK1/2 and ERK1/2 in the organelles.
In both the mitochondria and cytosol, an early peak of ERK1/2 phosphorylation was followed by a slow progressive decrease of the signal during the first hour of 8Br-cAMP action.
As in immunoblots, pERK1/2 colocalized with mitochondria after 8Br-cAMP action, an effect observable as early as five minutes (Fig. 2E) and still evident 30 minutes later (Fig. 2E).
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