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(or, light one of their cleave cosmetic specifically deliver they and and where a cells, neurons disorders of to neurogenic bind treatment BoNTs of long-term for of variety success therapeutically wide the toxins and these severe botulism the using human both of underlies symptoms neuroparalytic which from neurons, release cholinergic transmitter peripheral inhibit (BoNTs) neurotoxins Botulinum INTRODUCTION stability, Ubiquitylation protease, A Degradation, toxin Botulinum Septin, WORDS: KEY proteolytic LCA-related degradation. is activity. of neuroparalytic stabilization LCA presumably co-clustering long-lasting and increased the LCA–septin for by and dileucine-mediated crucial oligomerization the interaction with septin Therefore, LCA and clustering prevented of septin-2 and septins of impairment of silencing or and degradation the forchlorfenuron non-proteasomal LCA Similarly, L428A/L429A The and LCA. of LCA. proteasomal of co-clustering in accelerated presence accumulated decreased the which in clusters, only septin-7, mutation clusters and plasma-membrane-associated the these septins-2 LCA in that with wild-type The colocalizing showed septins. concentrated with interactome LCA was of LCA spectrometry interaction Mass the the cells. prevented and neuronal of cultured of in analysis proteolytic effects expressed the stability LCA and studied the localization of the interactome, we the elucidate longevity, on both To mutation LCA L428A/L429A mice. for in shorten mechanism neurotoxin is cellular the LCA significantly of several a in effects in for mutation neuroparalytic to L428A/L429A results persists The (LCA) that neurons. known A motor release in type neurotransmitter months neurotoxin of botulinum blockade of the by chain 25 light protein synaptosomal-associated of cleavage Proteolytic ABSTRACT ail Lewis Ramilla uhrfrcrepnec ([email protected]) correspondence for Author h P-ee nttt,PsrwMs pcrmtyLbrtr,UL,Los UCLA, Laboratory, Spectrometry Mass Pasarow Institute, NPI-Semel The Veterans and UCLA Medicine, of School Physiology, of Department 04 ulse yTeCmayo ilgssLd|Junlo elSine(04 2,39–38doi:10.1242/jcs.146324 3294–3308 127, (2014) Science of Journal | Ltd Biologists of Company The by Published 2014. 2 eateto ilgclSine,Alra n. rie A962 USA. 92612, CA Irvine, Inc., Allergan Sciences, Biological of Department 1, ` liaTokhtaeva Elmira , 2 ereSachs George , 1 ar Wheeler Larry , 1 atnE Garay E. Patton , 2 oe Aoki Roger , 2 uetSouda Puneet , tblt fLAi ernlcells. neuronal remarkable in the LCA for of crucial are stability we interactions Furthermore, these LCE. identified that with dileucine- demonstrate interact a have not in do we LCA but to manner, LCA, dependent bind versus that LCA proteins L428A/L429A wild-type membrane the the with and interacting LCE proteins prolongs 2011). of al., mutant, analysis et (Wang L428A/L429A mice its in proteolytically BoNT/E to dileucine-containing of not effects the neuroparalytic but finding to the LCA, LCE of by inactive of supported degradation intracellular is fusion the that dileucine-dependent interpretation that its suggest an both to Such results owing interactions. shorten The impeded mice 2011). is dramatically in LCA al., neurotoxin to the et of (Wang shown effects neuroparalytic been and proteolytic has 2004), lsammrn oaiaino C (Ferna LCA of localization membrane plasma gemn ihtedt bandpeiul nP1 cells in PC12 cells in SiMa previously obtained in active data is the GFP–LCA with that Fig. agreement material indicating (supplementary S1A), cells SiMa GFP–LCA-expressing product cleavage (Ferna LCA-catalyzed the with interact specifically that oTAi ernlclsaepol understood. poorly of are action cells long-lasting neuronal the applications. in govern therapeutic BoNT/A that its mechanisms for the extraordinary treatment advantageous However, The medical is for 1998). but challenge botulism, al., a of et presents (Eleopra BoNT/A clinical weeks of the longevity 4 on BoNT/E than of depending effects less months the last whereas 12 2006), to Aoki, and 3 (Dolly indication from last effects the therapeutic BoNT/A The but of unknown. 2014), BoNT are al., H protein et the type (Dover of The characteristics identified action. 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