Samuel S. Boyd , Dakota R. Robarts , Khue Nguyen , Maite Villar , Ibtihal M. Alghusen , Manasi Kotulkar , Aspin Denson , Halyna Fedosyuk , Stephen A. Whelan , Norman C.Y. Lee , John Hanover , Wagner B. Dias , Ee Phie Tan , Steven R. McGreal , Antonio Artigues , Russell H. Swerdlow , Jeffrey A. Thompson , Udayan Apte , Chad Slawson
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Abstract
Objective
Pharmacologic or genetic manipulation of O-GlcNAcylation, an intracellular, single sugar post-translational modification, are difficult to interpret due to the pleotropic nature of O-GlcNAc and the vast signaling pathways it regulates.
Method
To address the pleotropic nature of O-GlcNAc, we employed either OGT (O-GlcNAc transferase), OGA (O-GlcNAcase) liver knockouts, or pharmacological inhibition of OGA coupled with multi-Omics analysis and bioinformatics.
Results
We identified numerous genes, proteins, phospho-proteins, or metabolites that were either inversely or equivalently changed between conditions. Moreover, we identified pathways in OGT knockout samples associated with increased aneuploidy. To test and validate these pathways, we induced liver growth in OGT knockouts by partial hepatectomy. OGT knockout livers showed a robust aneuploidy phenotype with disruptions in mitosis, nutrient sensing, protein metabolism/amino acid metabolism, stress response, and HIPPO signaling demonstrating how OGT is essential in controlling aneuploidy pathways.
Conclusion
These data show how a multi-Omics platform can disentangle the pleotropic nature of O-GlcNAc to discern how OGT fine-tunes multiple cellular pathways involved in aneuploidy.
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