FAK–Src signalling is important to renal collecting duct morphogenesis: discovery using a hierarchical screening technique
FAK–Src signalling is important to renal collecting duct morphogenesis: discovery using a hierarchical screening technique
Summary This report describes a hierarchical screening technique for identification of pathways that control the morphogenesis of the renal collecting duct system. The multi-step screen involves a first round using a 2-dimensional, cell-line-based scrape-healing assay, then a second round using a 3-dimensional tubulogenesis assay; both of these rounds use new cell lines described in this report. The final stage is ex vivo organ culture. We demonstrate the utility of the screen by using it to identify the FAK–Src-pathway signalling as being important for collecting duct development, specifically for the cell proliferation on which this development depends.
- Universtity of Edinburgh United Kingdom
- University of Edinburgh United Kingdom
- Centre for integrative Physiology United Kingdom
- Institute of Genetics and Cancer United Kingdom
Collecting duct, Ureteric bud, FAK, QH301-705.5, Science, Q, Kidney, Tubulogenesis, Screening, Branching morphogenesis, Biology (General), Cell proliferation, Src, Research Article
Collecting duct, Ureteric bud, FAK, QH301-705.5, Science, Q, Kidney, Tubulogenesis, Screening, Branching morphogenesis, Biology (General), Cell proliferation, Src, Research Article
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