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A Soluble Form of the Giant Cadherin Fat1 Is Released from Pancreatic Cancer Cells by ADAM10 Mediated Ectodomain Shedding

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Alternative Fat1 processing in pancreatic cancer cells.

Full-length Fat1 can be expressed on the cell surface; alternatively, the full length protein can be cut by a furin-type protease to yield the membrane-integrated heterodimer as described by Sadeqzadeh et al. and designated as “classical processing”. Another alternative is ectodomain shedding as described in this work, where the full-length protein is cut by ADAM10 into a p60 C-terminal remnant fragment (which may be further processed) and a gp515 soluble form released into the secretome.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0090461.g008