We examined the effects of vitamin D
3 on extracellular signal-related kinase (ERK). 1,25-(OH)
2D
3, a form active in inducing transcription, caused rapid and transient ERK activation. 24R,25-(OH)
2D
3, an inactive form, also activated ERK. In contrast, (22R)-22-methyl-20-epi-1,25-(OH)
2D
3, a synthetic agonist of 1,25-(OH)
2D
3, was not effective. These data provide evidence of selective roles of vitamin D
3 in nongenomic and genomic actions.
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