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Down‐regulation of dysferlin and myoferlin in human airway epithelium: differential effects on cell morphology and adhesion

Dysferlin and myoferlin belong to Ferlin protein family known to mediate endomembrane fusion events. Mutations of dysferlin lead to muscular dystrophy. Patients with dysferlinopathy show cardiopulmonary complications, suggesting that dysferlin may have functional roles in the pulmonary system. The high homology of myoferlin to dysferlin proposes that myoferlin may also play a role in lung pathology.