Wingless promotes proliferative growth in a gradient-independent manner.

Abstract:

:Morphogens form concentration gradients that organize patterns of cells and control growth. It has been suggested that, rather than the intensity of morphogen signaling, it is its gradation that is the relevant modulator of cell proliferation. According to this view, the ability of morphogens to regulate growth during development depends on their graded distributions. Here, we describe an experimental test of this model for Wingless, one of the key organizers of wing development in Drosophila. Maximal Wingless signaling suppresses cellular proliferation. In contrast, we found that moderate and uniform amounts of exogenous Wingless, even in the absence of endogenous Wingless, stimulated proliferative growth. Beyond a few cell diameters from the source, Wingless was relatively constant in abundance and thus provided a homogeneous growth-promoting signal. Although morphogen signaling may act in combination with as yet uncharacterized graded growth-promoting pathways, we suggest that the graded nature of morphogen signaling is not required for proliferation, at least in the developing Drosophila wing, during the main period of growth.

journal_name

Sci Signal

journal_title

Science signaling

authors

Baena-Lopez LA,Franch-Marro X,Vincent JP

doi

10.1126/scisignal.2000360

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2009-10-06 00:00:00

pages

ra60

issue

91

eissn

1945-0877

issn

1937-9145

pii

2/91/ra60

journal_volume

2

pub_type

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