Virology Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: Jan. 29, 2024
Abstract
Background
Influenza
A
virus
(IAV)
can
cause
severe
and
life-threatening
illness
in
humans
animals.
Therefore,
it
is
important
to
search
for
host
antiviral
proteins
elucidate
their
mechanisms
the
development
of
potential
treatments.
As
a
part
human
innate
immunity,
restriction
factors
inhibit
replication
viruses,
among
which
SAM
HD
domain
containing
deoxynucleoside
triphosphate
triphosphohydrolase
1
(SAMHD1)
restrict
such
as
HIV
enterovirus
EV71.
Viruses
also
developed
countermeasures
arms
race
with
hosts.
There
are
few
reports
about
whether
SAMHD1
has
effect
on
IAV.
Methods
To
investigate
impact
IAV
infection
expression
A549
cells,
we
infected
cells
varying
multiplicity
(MOI)
collected
cell
samples
at
different
time
points
WB
RT-qPCR
analysis
detect
viral
protein
levels.
The
level
culture
supernatant
was
determined
using
TCID50
assay.
Luciferase
assay
used
reveal
that
H5N1
polymerase
acidic
(PA)
affected
activity
promoter.
assess
capacity
SAMHD1,
generated
knockdown
overexpressed
line
detecting
replication.
Results
In
this
study,
observed
intracellular
PA
downregulate
by
affecting
transcriptional
promoter
activity.
We
found
SAMHD1's
ability
related
phosphorylation
592-tyrosine.
Conclusions
conclusion,
may
affect
IAVs
factor
be
countered
PA.
Furthermore,
target
developing
drugs.
Blood Cancer Journal,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: Jan. 19, 2018
Abstract
T-cell
prolymphocytic
leukemia
(T-PLL)
is
an
aggressive
malignancy
with
a
median
survival
of
the
patients
less
than
two
years.
Besides
characteristic
chromosomal
translocations,
frequent
mutations
affect
ATM
gene,
JAK/STAT
pathway
members,
and
epigenetic
regulators.
We
here
performed
targeted
mutation
analysis
for
40
genes
selected
from
RNA
sequencing
10
T-PLL
in
collection
28
T-PLL,
exome
five
further
cases.
Nonsynonymous
were
identified
30
genes,
18
being
recurrently
mutated.
mutated
previously
unknown
to
be
which
are
SAMHD1
,
HERC1
HERC2
PRDM2
PARP10
PTPRC
FOXP1
.
regulates
cellular
deoxynucleotide
levels
acts
as
potential
tumor
suppressor
other
leukemias.
observed
destructive
18%
cases
well
deletions
Taken
together,
we
additional
involved
signaling
(
),
regulation
or
DNA
damage
repair
PARP10,
HERC1,
)
T-PLL.
Thus,
our
study
considerably
extends
picture
pathways
molecular
pathogenesis
identifies
gene
~20%
affected
by
lesions
likely
major
player
pathogenesis.
EMBO Reports,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: Dec. 4, 2019
Abstract
SAMHD
1
possesses
multiple
functions,
but
whether
cellular
factors
regulate
expression
or
its
function
remains
not
well
characterized.
Here,
by
investigating
why
cultured
RD
and
HEK
293T
cells
show
different
sensitivity
to
enterovirus
71
(EV71)
infection,
we
demonstrate
that
is
a
restriction
factor
for
EV71.
Importantly,
identify
TRIM
21,
an
E3
ubiquitin
ligase,
as
key
regulator
of
1,
which
specifically
interacts
degrades
through
the
proteasomal
pathway.
However,
21
has
no
effect
on
EV71
replication
itself.
Moreover,
prove
interferon
production
stimulated
infection
induces
increased
expression,
whereas
increasing
overrides
inhibition
in
neonatal
mouse
model.
21‐mediated
degradation
also
affects
1‐dependent
HIV
‐1
regulation
production.
We
further
functional
domains
required
binding
ubiquitination
site
K622
phosphorylation
at
T592
blocks
restriction.
Our
findings
illuminate
how
overcomes
via
upregulation
21.
European Journal of Cell Biology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
101(3), P. 151229 - 151229
Published: April 27, 2022
Tetraspanin
proteins
organize
membrane
nanodomains
related
to
cell
adhesion
and
migration.
An
essential
feature
conserved
along
the
superfamily
is
their
cone-shaped
tertiary
structure,
which
allows
tetraspanins
be
enriched
in
highly
curved
structures.
Their
conical
shape,
together
with
ability
associate
transmembrane
receptors
bind
cystoskeletal
signaling
scaffolds,
are
key
regulate
endosomal
network
dynamics
Extracellular
Vesicle
biogenesis
cargo
selection.
Recent
evidence
suggests
that
have
a
relevant
impact
mitochondria
turnover
regulation
of
cellular
metabolism.
In
this
review
we
highlight
those
reports
point
as
regulators
communication
between
network,
EVs
Oncogene,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
42(22), P. 1843 - 1856
Published: April 20, 2023
Abstract
Oncogenic
stress
induces
DNA
damage
repair
(DDR)
that
permits
escape
from
mitotic
catastrophe
and
allows
early
precursor
lesions
during
the
evolution
of
cancer.
SAMHD1,
a
dNTPase
protecting
cells
viral
infections,
has
been
recently
found
to
participate
in
process.
However,
its
role
tumorigenesis
remains
largely
unknown.
Here,
we
show
SAMHD1
is
up-regulated
early-stage
human
carcinoma
tissues
cell
lines
under
oxidative
or
genotoxic
insults.
We
further
demonstrate
de-ubiquitinating
enzyme
USP7
interacts
with
de-ubiquitinates
it
at
lysine
421,
thus
stabilizing
protein
expression
for
interaction
CtIP
DDR,
which
promotes
tumor
survival
stress.
Furthermore,
levels
positively
correlates
various
carcinomas,
associated
an
unfavorable
outcome
patients
who
underwent
chemotherapy.
Moreover,
inhibitor
sensitizes
chemotherapeutic
agents
by
decreasing
vitro
vivo.
These
findings
suggest
de-ubiquitination
DDR
overcome
oncogenic
affect
chemotherapy
sensitivity.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: May 27, 2016
Abstract
Deoxynucleotide
triphosphates
(dNTPs)
are
essential
for
efficient
hepatitis
B
virus
(HBV)
replication.
Here,
we
investigated
the
influence
of
restriction
factor
SAMHD1,
a
dNTP
hydrolase
(dNTPase)
and
RNase,
on
HBV
We
demonstrated
that
silencing
SAMHD1
in
hepatic
cells
increased
replication,
while
overexpression
had
opposite
effect.
significantly
affected
levels
extracellular
viral
DNA
as
well
intracellular
reverse
transcription
products,
without
affecting
RNAs
or
cccDNA.
mutations
interfere
with
dNTPase
activity
(D137N)
catalytic
center
histidine-aspartate
(HD)
domain
(D311A),
phospho-mimetic
mutation
(T592E),
abrogated
inhibitory
activity.
In
contrast,
diminishing
potential
RNase
but
not
(Q548A)
disabling
phosphorylation
(T592A)
did
affect
antiviral
Moreover,
by
was
rescued
addition
deoxynucleosides.
Although
infection
directly
protein
level
upregulated
dATPs.
Interestingly,
dephosphorylated,
thus
potentially
antiviral-active
state,
primary
human
hepatocytes.
Furthermore,
type
I
II
interferons
cells.
These
results
suggest
is
relevant
restricts
through
its
Oncology,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
92(2), P. 115 - 124
Published: Dec. 17, 2016
Oncogene-driven
stress-related
DNA
damage
has
been
observed
in
lesions
of
colon
cancer.
Furthermore,
sensors
and
nucleases
are
stimulated
during
active
replication.
However,
their
changes
influences
with
respect
to
cancer
remain
largely
unknown.The
gene
expression
levels
cGAS,
IFI16,
STING,
TBK1,
IFNB1,
TREX1,
SAMHD1,
RNASEH2A,
RNASEH2B,
RNASEH2C
were
examined
the
paired
colorectal
adjacent
normal
part
tissues
53
patients.
Their
associations
clinical
stages
then
analyzed.All
cytosolic
DNA-sensing
nuclease-related
genes
except
RNASEH2B
showed
lower
mRNA
expressions
tumor
tissues.
Moreover,
cGAS
upregulation
was
found
be
associated
early-stage
cancers,
while
higher
RNASEH2C,
SAMHD1
correlated
metastasis.
knockdown
a
cell
line
impaired
migration,
analysis
RNA-seq
data
from
The
Cancer
Genome
Atlas
(TCGA)
database
revealed
negative
correlation
between
E-cadherin
levels.In
contrast
events
viral
infections
or
autoimmunity,
cGAS-STING-IFNB
signaling
is
disrupted
could
prognostic
markers
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Sept. 18, 2019
Src
is
the
prototypical
member
of
a
large
family
non-receptor
protein-tyrosine
kinases.
Aberrant
and
altered
expression
these
tyrosine
kinases
has
been
extensively
reviewed
in
literature
shown
to
be
involved
plethora
key
cellular
processes
leading
tumor
development
progression.
Therefore,
have
considered
an
essential
target
for
drug
fight
malignancies.
Since
approval,
by
FDA
2001,
first
kinase
inhibitor
(STKI)
Imatinib
treatment
chronic
myeloid
leukemia
(CML),
number
inhibitors
increased
notably,
Dasatinib
being
most
widely
studied.
STKIs
generally
act
reducing
or
stopping
aberrant
activity
several
tyrosine-kinase
members
cells.
A
decade
ago,
scientific
evidence
pointed
existence
alternative
mechanisms
involving
immune
cells
microenvironment
(cytotoxic
T
lymphocytes
NK).
Paradoxically,
addition
well-known
immunosuppressive
effect
preventing
lymphocyte
activation,
reported
increase
monoclonal
oligoclonal
granular
lymphocytosis
group
Dasatinib-treated
patients
reduced
susceptibility
opportunistic
infections
improved
prognosis
CML
receiving
drug.
Herein
we
review
recent
findings
on
immunomodulatory
properties
STKIs,
including
promising
role
γδ
T-lymphocytes,
their
plausible
interest
clinic.
Moreover,
will
briefly
summarize
potential
benefits,
adverse
effects
safety
concerns
regarding
viral
infections,
as
well
ability
alleviate
age-associated
physical
dysfunction
impact.