Table 2.
Biologic Process | Signaling Pathway | Outcome/Model System | References |
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Development | Schizo/Loner-Arf6 | neural commissure formation, Drosophila | Onel et al.19 |
Schizo/Loner-Arf6 | myoblast fusion, Drosophila | Chen et al.20 | |
ARF6 | early embryo formation, sea urchin | Dumas et al.21 | |
HGF-ARF6 | liver development, mice | Suzuki et al.17 | |
Barrier Structure & Function | |||
Endothelial | IL1R-MYD88-ARNO-ARF6 | collagen-induced arthritis, mice | Zhu et al.18 |
VEGF-ARNO-ARF6-RAC1 inhibited by SLIT2/ROBO4-GIT1-Paxillin | 1. retinal permeability, retinopathy, mice 2. retinal neovascularization, macular degeneration, mice |
Jones et al.26 | |
LPS-TLR4-MYD88-ARNO-ARF6-VEcadherin | endotoxic shock/sepsis, mice | Davis et al.25 | |
HGF-ARF6 GEFs*-β1integrin | tumor neoangiogenesis, mice | Hongu et al.22 | |
Epithelial | HGF-ARF6-Ecadherin | epithelial cell migration, in vitro | Palacios et al.35,36 |
HGF-ARF6-RAC1 | epithelial tube formation**, in vitro | Tushir and D'Souza-Schorey54 | |
WNT3A-ARF6-cMET-ERK-CK2-Ecadherin/βcatenin | abnormal cyst filling/ductular proliferation, in vitro | Pellon-Cardenas et al.27 | |
Cancer | |||
glioma | HGF-ARF6-IQGAP1-RAC1 | invasion in vitro, invasion in mice | Hu et al.49 |
cutaneous melanoma | HGF-ARF6-ERK | invasion, in vitro | Tague et al.52 |
cutaneous melanoma | WNT5A/FZD4/LRP6-GEP100-ARF6-βcatenin | invasion in vitro, spontaneous lung metastasis in mice | Grossmann et al.13 |
breast carcinoma | EGFR-GEP100-ARF6-AMAP1 | invasion in vitro, experimental metastasis+ in mice | Morishige et al.51, Onodera et al.61 |
lung adenocarcinoma | HER2-GEP100-ARF6-AMAP1 | invasion, in vitro | Menju et al.50 |
renal cell carcinoma | LPAR2-Gα12-EFA6-ARF6 | invasion in vitro, experimental metastasis2+ in mice | Hashimoto et al.63 |
uveal melanoma | GNAQQ209L-GEP100-ARF6-PLC, ERK, YAP and βcatenin | proliferation and colony formation in vitro, tumor establishment and growth in mice | Yoo et al.16 |
ARF6 mediates a variety of biologic processes. In developing organisms, ARF6 is essential for embryogenesis. In mature organisms, ARF6 activation potentiates both inflammatory and neoplastic disease states. *Multiple ARF6 GEFs were implicated. **Also relevant to development of 3-dimensional epithelial structures in various organs. +Tail vein injection model. ++Tail vein injection model with bioluminescent scoring, no gross or microscopic lung masses reported.