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Table 1 Dysregulation of the BBB via phosphorylation or down-regulation of TJ proteins

From: Tight junctions at the blood brain barrier: physiological architecture and disease-associated dysregulation

TJ proteins modifications

Targeted TJ proteins

Signaling pathway

Stimulus / Diseases

References

Serine/Threonine Phosphorylation

Cld5 (Thr207)

PKA

cAMP

[120]

 

Cld5, Occludin and ZO-1

nPKC-θ / aPKC-ζ

Hypoxia

[121]

 

N.D.

cPKC-α, cPKC-βII , aPKC-λ/ζ

HIV-1 gp120

[122]

 

Cld5 (T207) Occludin (T382/S507)

RhoA/Rho kinase

HIV-1 encephalitis

[123]

 

Cld5, Occludin, ZO-1

RhoA / PKC-α

CCL2 chemokine

[124]

 

Cld5 and Occludin

MLCK

Alcohol / Reactive oxygen species

[125, 126]

 

N.D.

Hypoxia / Reactive oxygen species

[127]

Tyrosine Phosphorylation

Occludin

c-Src

Cerebral ischemia

[128]

 

Occludin

N.D.

Glutamate

[129]

 

Cld5

N.D.

TGF-β

[130]

 

ZO-1

ND

Tyrosine phosphatase inhibition

[131]

Down-regulation or degradation

Cld5 and Occludin Internalization

Caveolae-dependent endocytosis

CCL2 chemokine

[132]

 

Occludin

JNK, p38MAPK

Amyloid-β peptide

[133]

 

Cld5

ERK1/2

HIV-1 Tat protein

[134]

 

Occludin and ZO-1 distribution

PLC-γ, PI3K/Akt

Hypoxia

[135]

  

N.D.

 

[136]

 

Cld5

N.D.

 

[137]

 

Cld5 and Occludin

VEGFR

VEGF

[138]

 

Cld3

N.D.

Multiple Sclerosis Glioblastoma multiforme

[41]

 

Cld5, Occludin, ZO-1

nPKC-δ

Cerebral ischemia

[139]

 

Occludin and ZO-1

MLCK

HTLV-1

[140]

 

Cld5 and Occludin

RhoA/RhoK

Reactive oxygen species

[141]

  1. N.D : Not Described.