High Hedgehog signaling is transduced by a multikinase-dependent switch controling the apico-basal distribution of the GPCR Smoothened.
Goncalves-Antunes, M.; Sanial, M.; Contremoulins, V.; Carvalho, S.; Plessis, A.; Becam, I.
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The oncogenic GPCR Smoothened is a key transducer of the Hedgehog morphogen, which plays essential roles in the patterning of epithelial structures. Here, we examine how Hedgehog controls Smoothened subcellular localization and activity in a polarized epithelium using the Drosophila wing imaginal disc as a model. We provide evidence that Hedgehog promotes the stabilization of Smoothened by switching its fate after endocytosis toward recycling. This effect involves the sequential and additive action of Protein Kinase A, Casein Kinase I and the Fused kinase. Moreover, in the presence of very high levels of Hedgehog, a second effect of Fused leads to the local enrichment of Smoothened in the most basal domain of the cell membrane. Together, these results link the morphogenetic effects of Hedgehog to the apico-basal distribution of Smoothened and provide a novel mechanism for regulation of a GPCR by plasma membrane subcompartimentalisation.
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