Critical and synergy nodes in insulin-EGF signaling network

Signaling pathways are not isolated from their surroundings. They are also intervened by other signaling pathways known as “crosstalk mechanism”. One of the most important crosstalk mechanisms is the insulinEGF network. Although insulin and epidermal growth factor (EGF) networks have some complexity...

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Main Authors: Hassan Monhemia, Mohammad Reza Hosseindokht, Mohammareza Bozorgmehr, Ahmad Reza Bahrami
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Language:English
Published: Ferdowsi University of Mashhad 2012-06-01
Series:Journal of Cell and Molecular Research
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Online Access:https://jcmr.um.ac.ir/article_26446_31425d7c6e8e31d640a91689a1a84330.pdf
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author Hassan Monhemia
Mohammad Reza Hosseindokht
Mohammareza Bozorgmehr
Ahmad Reza Bahrami
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Mohammad Reza Hosseindokht
Mohammareza Bozorgmehr
Ahmad Reza Bahrami
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description Signaling pathways are not isolated from their surroundings. They are also intervened by other signaling pathways known as “crosstalk mechanism”. One of the most important crosstalk mechanisms is the insulinEGF network. Although insulin and epidermal growth factor (EGF) networks have some complexity in their isolated forms, their complexities will grow in the crosstalk network. In this study, we used the analytical tools of the systems biology workbench for elucidating some ambiguities of the insulin-EGF crosstalk. Based on sensitivity analysis, we reconstructed an elucidated model with 51 chemical reactions in comparison with the previous model with 111 chemical reactions. Interestingly, this reduced model reproduces the results of the original model in synergy conditions. We noticed two controlling pathways with direct participation of phosphorylated insulin and EGF receptors that involve Insulin Receptor Substrate (IRS) and Src kinase modules. Also, insulin pathway by producing phosphatidylinositol-3, 4, 5-triphosphate (PIP3), and EGF pathway by activation of GAB1, control the downstream events and lead to potentialities in the mitogenic signal. Surprisingly, Shc and phosphatase SHP2-dependent reactions have no significant roles in the synergy conditions and are not involved in the reduced model. Regarding sensitivity analysis, all Ras/ERK cascade reactions are crucial for signal transduction and were kept in the reduced model.
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spelling doaj.art-8dcbbddc1c2f489ab7cc80860bfee2fd2022-12-21T19:34:08ZengFerdowsi University of MashhadJournal of Cell and Molecular Research2008-91472717-33642012-06-0141182710.22067/jcmr.v4i1.1064226446Critical and synergy nodes in insulin-EGF signaling networkHassan MonhemiaMohammad Reza HosseindokhtMohammareza BozorgmehrAhmad Reza BahramiSignaling pathways are not isolated from their surroundings. They are also intervened by other signaling pathways known as “crosstalk mechanism”. One of the most important crosstalk mechanisms is the insulinEGF network. Although insulin and epidermal growth factor (EGF) networks have some complexity in their isolated forms, their complexities will grow in the crosstalk network. In this study, we used the analytical tools of the systems biology workbench for elucidating some ambiguities of the insulin-EGF crosstalk. Based on sensitivity analysis, we reconstructed an elucidated model with 51 chemical reactions in comparison with the previous model with 111 chemical reactions. Interestingly, this reduced model reproduces the results of the original model in synergy conditions. We noticed two controlling pathways with direct participation of phosphorylated insulin and EGF receptors that involve Insulin Receptor Substrate (IRS) and Src kinase modules. Also, insulin pathway by producing phosphatidylinositol-3, 4, 5-triphosphate (PIP3), and EGF pathway by activation of GAB1, control the downstream events and lead to potentialities in the mitogenic signal. Surprisingly, Shc and phosphatase SHP2-dependent reactions have no significant roles in the synergy conditions and are not involved in the reduced model. Regarding sensitivity analysis, all Ras/ERK cascade reactions are crucial for signal transduction and were kept in the reduced model.https://jcmr.um.ac.ir/article_26446_31425d7c6e8e31d640a91689a1a84330.pdfsignaling pathwayscrosstalkcomputational modelingsystems biology, insulin-egf networks, sensitivity analysis, targeted drug therapy
spellingShingle Hassan Monhemia
Mohammad Reza Hosseindokht
Mohammareza Bozorgmehr
Ahmad Reza Bahrami
Critical and synergy nodes in insulin-EGF signaling network
Journal of Cell and Molecular Research
signaling pathways
crosstalk
computational modeling
systems biology, insulin-egf networks, sensitivity analysis, targeted drug therapy
title Critical and synergy nodes in insulin-EGF signaling network
title_full Critical and synergy nodes in insulin-EGF signaling network
title_fullStr Critical and synergy nodes in insulin-EGF signaling network
title_full_unstemmed Critical and synergy nodes in insulin-EGF signaling network
title_short Critical and synergy nodes in insulin-EGF signaling network
title_sort critical and synergy nodes in insulin egf signaling network
topic signaling pathways
crosstalk
computational modeling
systems biology, insulin-egf networks, sensitivity analysis, targeted drug therapy
url https://jcmr.um.ac.ir/article_26446_31425d7c6e8e31d640a91689a1a84330.pdf
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