ROBO1 receptor, activated by SLIT2, binds to MYO9B and inhibits its RHOA GAP activity. SLIT2-ROBO1 signaling thus results in increased RHOA activity, which is thought to negatively regulate invasiveness of lung cancer cells (Kong et al. 2015). ROCK-mediated signaling and phosphorylation of the myosin regulatory light chain (MLRC) downstream of activated RHOA is needed for SLIT-mediated axon pathfinding in cranial motor neurons (Murray et al. 2010).
Kong, R, Yi, F, Wen, P, Liu, J, Chen, X, Ren, J, Li, X, Shang, Y, Nie, Y, Wu, K, Fan, D, Zhu, L, Feng, W, Wu, JY
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