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Widespread JNK-dependent alternative splicing induces a positive feedback loop
through CELF2-mediated regulation of MKK7 during T-cell activation
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Martinez NM
; Agosto L
; Qiu J
; Mallory MJ
; Gazzara MR
; Barash Y
; Fu XD
; Lynch KW
Genes Dev
2015[Oct]; 29
(19
): 2054-66
PMID26443849
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Alternative splicing is prevalent among genes encoding signaling molecules;
however, the functional consequence of differential isoform expression remains
largely unknown. Here we demonstrate that, in response to T-cell activation, the
Jun kinase (JNK) kinase MAP kinase kinase 7 (MKK7) is alternatively spliced to
favor an isoform that lacks exon 2. This isoform restores a JNK-docking site
within MKK7 that is disrupted in the larger isoform. Consistently, we show that
skipping of MKK7 exon 2 enhances JNK pathway activity, as indicated by c-Jun
phosphorylation and up-regulation of TNF-?. Moreover, this splicing event is
itself dependent on JNK signaling. Thus, MKK7 alternative splicing represents a
positive feedback loop through which JNK promotes its own signaling. We further
show that repression of MKK7 exon 2 is dependent on the presence of flanking
sequences and the JNK-induced expression of the RNA-binding protein CELF2, which
binds to these regulatory elements. Finally, we found that ?25% of T-cell
receptor-mediated alternative splicing events are dependent on JNK signaling.
Strikingly, these JNK-dependent events are also significantly enriched for
responsiveness to CELF2. Together, our data demonstrate a widespread role for the
JNK-CELF2 axis in controlling splicing during T-cell activation, including a
specific role in propagating JNK signaling.