Hedgehog (Hh)
Hedgehog (Hh) signalling was initially characterised through its role in patterning the Drosophila larval epidermis, where spatially restricted expression of Hh – the single Hh family protein present in flies – maintains expression of the Drosophila Wnt1 orthologue wingless (wg) in neighbouring cells. In vertebrates, the spatially restricted expression of sonic hedgehog (Shh) – the most extensively studied of the vertebrate Hh proteins – in the developing limb bud plays a remarkably similar role, regulating cell proliferation and patterning of the appendages. Shh functions as an axon guidance cue and plays a crucial role in tissue homeostasis as well as in the regenerative response to injury in a number of organs, including the bladder, airway, heart and fin. Vertebrates have two Patched genes (Ptch1 and Ptch2), the products of which play partially redundant roles in Hh reception. Hh proteins are found in many animals, from jellyfish to human. Hh proteins bind to several other type 1 membrane proteins that are required for pathway activation: vertebrate Cdo and Boc and their Drosophila counterparts Ihog and Boi, and the vertebrate-specific Gas1. These co-receptors act semi-redundantly to mediate Hh pathway activation. The expression of Ptc/Ptch and Hhip1 is induced upon Hh pathway activation, creating a negative-feedback loop.
References
1.Lee RT,et al. Development. 2016 Feb 1;143(3):367-72.
References
1.Lee RT,et al. Development. 2016 Feb 1;143(3):367-72.
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Hedgehog (Hh)
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SMO-IN-2
catalog no : M35720
cas no: 1822355-27-0
SMO-IN-2 is a potent smoothened (SMO) inhibitor of hedgehog (Hh) signaling.SMO-IN-2 shows antiproliferative activity and anticancer activity against human medulloblastoma cell lines.SMO-IN-2 can be used in the study of cancer. -
SAG hydrochloride (912545-86-9(free base))
catalog no : M35280
cas no: 2095432-58-7
SAG hydrochloride (912545-86-9(free base)) (Smoothened Agonist HCl) acts as an SMO agonist. -
SAG dihydrochloride
catalog no : M35211
cas no: 2702366-44-5
SAG dihydrochloride, a powerful agonist of the Smoothened (Smo) receptor (EC 50 = 3 nM; Kd = 59 nM), effectively activates the Hedgehog signaling pathway. -
SAG 21k
catalog no : M34770
cas no: 946002-48-8
SAG 21k is an orally bioactive and potent Hedgehog signaling activator that crosses the blood-brain barrier for the study of cartilage regeneration. -
AZD8542
catalog no : M34171
cas no: 1126366-36-6
AZD8542 is an antagonist of Smoothened (SMO) with potential as an [oncology therapeutic].