| 2001 |
Seven amino acid sequences in the extracellular N-terminal domain of RAMP3 (residues 59-65) are critical for high-affinity adrenomedullin binding and AM-evoked cAMP production when co-expressed with CRLR in HEK293 cells; deletion of these residues significantly attenuated 125I-AM binding and AM-evoked cAMP production despite full cell surface expression of the receptor heterodimer. |
Deletion mutagenesis, 125I-AM binding assay, cAMP production assay in HEK293 cells |
The Journal of biological chemistry |
High |
11591721
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| 2003 |
N-glycosylation and conserved cysteine residues in RAMP3 are critical for functional expression of the CRLR/RAMP3 adrenomedullin receptor: elimination of all N-glycans significantly inhibited 125I-AM binding and increased EC50 for AM; mutation of all six cysteines to serines abolished AM binding and receptor function, indicating each cysteine participates in disulfide bond formation. |
Xenopus oocyte expression system, 125I-AM binding assay, site-directed mutagenesis of N-glycosylation sites and cysteines |
Biochemistry |
High |
12939163
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| 2003 |
CL/RAMP3 and CL/RAMP2 form pharmacologically distinct adrenomedullin receptors: AM22-52 selectively antagonizes CL/RAMP2 over CL/RAMP3 in a species-dependent manner, while CGRP8-37 shows opposite selectivity, demonstrating that RAMP identity determines antagonist pharmacology of the receptor complex. |
Radioligand binding and functional antagonism assays in COS7 cells (transient expression) and endogenously expressing cell lines (Rat2, L6) |
British journal of pharmacology |
High |
12970090
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| 2010 |
RAMP1-RAMP3 chimera analysis revealed that helix 1 and residues 62-69 in helix 2 of RAMP1 are critical for CLR trafficking (a marker of CLR association), and modeling indicates these exchanges alter the CLR recognition site; residues 86-89 at the helix 2-3 junction affect peptide potency but not CLR trafficking, suggesting a role in ligand binding pocket formation. |
RAMP1/RAMP3 chimera expression in cells, CLR trafficking assay, agonist potency assay, molecular modeling |
Biochemistry |
Medium |
20017504
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| 2011 |
Glu74 of RAMP3 contributes to AM binding and potency at the CLR/RAMP3 (AM2) receptor; substitution with Phe reduced AM potency, while Trp, Tyr, Ala, Ser, Thr, Arg, and Asn substitutions had mostly small effects, indicating the geometry and charge at position 74 contribute to AM interaction specificity. |
Site-directed mutagenesis of RAMP3, co-expression with CLR in COS7 cells, cAMP assay, cell surface ELISA |
Peptides |
Medium |
21402116
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| 2004 |
CRLR/RAMP2 and CRLR/RAMP3 receptors mediate adrenomedullin-induced HUVEC migration, invasion, and differentiation into cord-like structures on Matrigel; blocking these receptors inhibited AM-promoted angiogenic effects on endothelial cells in vitro. |
Migration/invasion assays with receptor-blocking approaches in HUVECs, Matrigel tube formation assay |
International journal of cancer |
Medium |
14712479
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| 2019 |
RAMP3 associates with atypical chemokine receptor 3 (ACKR3) and is required for rapid recycling of ACKR3 to the plasma membrane through Rab4-positive vesicles following AM or SDF-1/CXCL12 binding, without changing G-protein coupling; this recycling enables formation of dynamic spatiotemporal chemotactic gradients, and genetic deletion of RAMP3 in mice abolishes directed cell migration during retinal angiogenesis. |
BRET-based interaction assay, cell-surface expression assay, Rab4-vesicle trafficking analysis, RAMP3 knockout mouse retinal angiogenesis model |
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America |
High |
31712427
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| 2014 |
RAMP3 knockout mice develop normally without major vascular abnormalities, but display delayed drainage of subcutaneous lymphatic vessels (shown by ICG lymphangiography), delayed intestinal chyle transport, more severe interstitial edema in a tail lymphedema model, and impaired migration of isolated lymphatic endothelial cells in scratch-wound assays; AM administration failed to rescue re-endothelialization in RAMP3-/- cells. |
RAMP3 knockout mouse generation, ICG lymphangiography, tail lymphedema model, scratch-wound assay with isolated lymphatic endothelial cells |
Journal of molecular and cellular cardiology |
High |
25264174
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| 2021 |
In a pressure-overload (TAC) model, RAMP3 knockout mice show reduced systolic function and enhanced fibrosis appearing after 4 weeks (later than RAMP2-deficient mice), with a characteristic reduction in cardiac lymphatic vessels, indicating the AM-RAMP3 system is required for later cardiac adaptation to stress through regulation of lymphatic vessels. |
Cardiomyocyte-specific and global RAMP3 knockout mice subjected to transverse aortic constriction, echocardiography, histological fibrosis assessment, cardiac lymphatic vessel analysis |
Endocrinology |
High |
33545715
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| 2019 |
RAMP3 deficiency in mice suppresses tumor metastasis by reducing podoplanin (PDPN)-positive cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) at metastatic sites; RAMP3 was shown to mediate Src/Cas/PDPN signaling, and RAMP3-deficient CAFs displayed suppressed migration, proliferation, and metastasis in co-culture with tumor cells. |
RAMP3 knockout mice with splenic injection pancreatic cancer model, immunostaining for PDPN+ CAFs, in vitro co-culture assays, signaling pathway analysis (Src/Cas/PDPN) |
Oncogene |
Medium |
31754214
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| 2005 |
PTH induces RAMP3 mRNA expression as a primary response gene in primary mouse osteoblasts primarily through the cAMP-PKA signaling pathway; this was demonstrated by showing that cycloheximide does not block PTH-induced RAMP3 expression (primary response), forskolin mimics the effect, and the PKA inhibitor H89 blocks both PTH- and forskolin-induced RAMP3 upregulation. |
RT-PCR in primary mouse osteoblasts, pharmacological dissection with PKA inhibitor (H89), PKC activator (PMA), calcium ionophore (ionomycin), and protein synthesis inhibitor (cycloheximide) |
Calcified tissue international |
Medium |
16075364
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| 2015 |
RAMP3 associates with CALCRL (CRLR) in vascular smooth muscle cells to mediate ADM-induced cAMP production; knockdown of RAMP3 (but not RAMP2) inhibited ADM-induced cAMP production, and proximity ligation assay showed ADM increases CALCRL-RAMP3 association; RAMP3 knockdown inhibited ADM interaction with CALCRL. |
siRNA knockdown of RAMP2 or RAMP3 in mesenteric artery VSMCs, cAMP assay, proximity ligation assay |
Biology of reproduction |
Medium |
26423127
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| 2019 |
In AMY3 receptors (CTR/RAMP3 heterodimers), RAMP3 fundamentally alters the dynamic role of CTR extracellular loops 2 and 3 in signal propagation compared to CTR alone; alanine scanning mutagenesis of ECL2 and ECL3 showed distinct peptide-specific effects on cAMP accumulation and ERK phosphorylation, demonstrating RAMP3 changes the signaling landscape of CTR in a peptide-dependent manner. |
Alanine scanning mutagenesis of CTR ECL2 and ECL3 in the context of RAMP3 co-expression, cAMP accumulation assay, ERK phosphorylation assay |
ACS pharmacology & translational science |
Medium |
32219220
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| 2009 |
RAMP3 is an early transcriptional target gene of the canonical Wnt pathway; stimulation of C57MG cells with Wnt-3a induced RAMP3 mRNA expression between 1 and 6 hours post-stimulation. |
Wnt-3a stimulation of C57MG cells, temporal mRNA expression analysis |
Cell biology international |
Low |
19353769
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| 2019 |
RAMP3 knockout mice on high-fat diet show glucose intolerance and altered amylin anorectic responses; RAMP3 KO mice respond to salmon calcitonin (CTR agonist) but not amylin for food intake suppression, establishing RAMP3 as necessary for amylin's anorectic effect and glucose homeostasis mediated through the CTR/RAMP3 (AMY3) receptor. |
RAMP3 global KO mice, high-fat diet feeding, glucose tolerance tests, food intake pharmacology with amylin and salmon calcitonin, c-Fos immunostaining in area postrema |
Neuroscience |
Medium |
31881259
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| 2018 |
RAMP3 deficiency in ovariectomized (postmenopausal) mice exacerbates obesity, adipose tissue weight gain, insulin resistance, and hepatic steatosis; GPR30 (membrane estrogen receptor) expression was downregulated in periuterine WAT from RAMP3-/- OVX mice, suggesting a GPR30-RAMP3 interaction in metabolic regulation. |
RAMP3 KO mice subjected to ovariectomy plus high-fat diet, metabolic phenotyping, adipose gene expression analysis |
Peptides |
Low |
30385288
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| 2024 |
RAMP3 binds to atypical chemokine receptor 2 (ACKR2) in HCC tumor cells and promotes membrane distribution of ACKR2 through RAB4-positive vesicles, thereby facilitating CCL2 scavenging by ACKR2 and inhibiting STAT3 and AKT phosphorylation; RAMP3 also suppressed CD11b+/Gr-1+ myeloid cell infiltration and neovascularization in tumors through ACKR2. |
Co-IP/protein-protein interaction assays in HCC cell lines (Huh7, HepG2, Hepa1-6), RAB4 vesicle trafficking assay, syngeneic mouse tumor model, CCL2 measurement, STAT3/AKT phosphorylation assay |
International immunopharmacology |
Medium |
39437486
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| 2025 |
RAMP3 interacts with GLP-1R and biases its signaling toward Ca2+ mobilization away from canonical cAMP-driven signaling; RAMP3 reduces Gαs activation but increases secondary coupling to Gαq and Gαi, leading to enhanced glucose-stimulated insulin secretion in cells overexpressing RAMP3; RAMP3 KO mice show reduced sensitivity to GLP-1 in glucose and insulin tolerance tests. |
BRET interaction assay, G protein coupling assays, Ca2+ mobilization assay, cAMP assay, glucose-stimulated insulin secretion in cells, RAMP3 KO mouse glucose/insulin tolerance tests |
bioRxivpreprint |
Medium |
bio_10.1101_2025.01.24.634724
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| 2024 |
The AMY3R (CTR/RAMP3) has a stronger transmembrane domain interface than AMY1R/AMY2R, yielding a more stable heterodimer; human and salmon calcitonin agonists promote AMY3R dissociation whereas amylin promotes AMY1/2R subunit association; these distinct subunit equilibriums modulated by agonists determine cAMP signaling output. |
Novel biochemical assay resolving AMYR heterodimers and free subunits, live cell membrane assays, G protein coupling assays, cAMP signaling assays |
bioRxivpreprint |
Medium |
bio_10.1101_2024.10.09.617487
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