bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 6, 2024
Proper
recognition
of
viral
pathogens
is
an
essential
part
the
innate
immune
response.
A
common
replicative
intermediate
and
chemical
signal
that
cells
use
to
identify
presence
a
triphosphorylated
5'
end
(5'ppp)
RNA,
which
activates
cytosolic
RNA
sensor
RIG-I
initiates
downstream
antiviral
signaling.
While
5'pppRNA
generated
by
RNA-dependent
polymerases
(RdRps)
can
be
potent
activator
response,
endogenous
polymerase
III
(RNAPIII)
transcripts
retain
during
transcription
induce
RIG-I-mediated
We
have
previously
shown
host
triphosphatase
dual-specificity
phosphatase
11
(DUSP11)
act
on
both
RNAs,
altering
their
levels
reducing
ability
activation.
Our
previous
work
explored
how
artificially
altered
DUSP11
impact
activation,
prompting
further
exploration
into
natural
contexts
DUSP11.
Here,
we
identified
homologs
(vDUSP11s)
present
in
some
avipoxviruses.
Consistent
with
known
functions
DUSP11,
expression
vDUSP11s:
1)
reduces
RNAPIII
transcripts,
2)
cell's
sensitivity
5'pppRNA-mediated
3)
restores
virus
infection
defects
seen
absence
results
virus-relevant
context
where
activity
has
been
co-opted
alter
metabolism
influence
outcome
infection.
PLoS Pathogens,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
21(4), С. e1013101 - e1013101
Опубликована: Апрель 21, 2025
Proper
recognition
of
viral
pathogens
is
an
essential
part
the
innate
immune
response.
A
common
replicative
intermediate
and
chemical
signal
that
cells
use
to
identify
presence
a
triphosphorylated
5’
end
(5’ppp)
RNA,
which
activates
cytosolic
RNA
sensor
RIG-I
initiates
downstream
antiviral
signaling.
While
5’pppRNA
generated
by
RNA-dependent
polymerases
(RdRps)
can
be
potent
activator
response,
endogenous
polymerase
III
(RNAPIII)
transcripts
retain
5’ppp
during
transcription
induce
RIG-I-mediated
We
have
previously
shown
host
triphosphatase
dual-specificity
phosphatase
11
(DUSP11)
act
on
both
RNAs,
altering
their
levels
reducing
ability
activation.
Our
previous
work
explored
how
experimentally
altered
DUSP11
activity
impact
activation,
prompting
further
exploration
into
natural
contexts
activity.
Here,
we
identified
homologs
(vDUSP11s)
present
in
some
avipoxviruses.
Consistent
with
known
functions
DUSP11,
expression
vDUSP11s:
1)
reduces
RNAPIII
transcripts,
2)
cell’s
sensitivity
5’pppRNA-mediated
3)
restores
virus
infection
defects
seen
absence
DUSP11.
results
context
where
has
been
co-opted
viruses
alter
metabolism
influence
outcome
infection.
European Journal of Immunology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
55(5)
Опубликована: Май 1, 2025
The
innate
immune
system
relies
on
nucleic
acid
(NA)
sensors
to
detect
viral
infections
and
trigger
type
I
interferon
(IFN-I)
responses,
which
are
crucial
for
antiviral
defense.
NA
pattern
recognition
receptors
RNA
or
DNA
within
various
cellular
compartments,
initiating
signaling
pathways.
However,
inherited
deficiencies
in
these
sensing
mechanisms
can
result
increased
susceptibility
severe
infections.
This
review
explores
key
genetic
mutations
affecting
IFN-I
pathways
that
predispose
individuals
life-threatening
diseases,
including
herpesviruses,
respiratory
viruses,
enteroviruses,
arboviruses,
vaccine-strain
disseminated
diseases.
identification
of
monogenic
defects
afflicted
by
infections,
along
with
the
observed
incomplete
penetrance
mutations,
highlight
intricate
interplay
host's
intrinsic,
innate,
adaptive
response
invading
pathogens.
These
insights
into
molecular
basis
immunity
not
only
underscore
clinical
challenges
associated
but
also
offers
opportunity
personalized
treatment
strategies,
screening,
tailored
vaccination
protocols,
targeted
therapies.
Biological Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
57(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 22, 2024
Protein-encoding
genes
only
constitute
less
than
2%
of
total
human
genomic
sequences,
and
98%
genetic
information
was
previously
referred
to
as
"junk
DNA".
Meanwhile,
non-coding
RNAs
(ncRNAs)
consist
approximately
60%
the
transcriptional
output
cells.
Thousands
ncRNAs
have
been
identified
in
recent
decades,
their
essential
roles
regulation
gene
expression
diverse
cellular
pathways
associated
with
fundamental
cell
processes,
including
proliferation,
differentiation,
apoptosis,
metabolism,
extensively
investigated.
Furthermore,
networks
they
form
modulate
normal
development
under
pathological
conditions.
In
this
review,
we
integrate
current
about
classification,
biogenesis,
function
how
these
support
skeletal
through
critical
signaling
vivo.
We
also
summarize
updated
knowledge
involved
common
diseases
disorders,
but
not
limited
osteoporosis,
osteoarthritis,
rheumatoid
arthritis,
scoliosis,
intervertebral
disc
degeneration,
by
highlighting
established
from
vivo,
vitro,
ex
vivo
studies.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 6, 2024
Proper
recognition
of
viral
pathogens
is
an
essential
part
the
innate
immune
response.
A
common
replicative
intermediate
and
chemical
signal
that
cells
use
to
identify
presence
a
triphosphorylated
5'
end
(5'ppp)
RNA,
which
activates
cytosolic
RNA
sensor
RIG-I
initiates
downstream
antiviral
signaling.
While
5'pppRNA
generated
by
RNA-dependent
polymerases
(RdRps)
can
be
potent
activator
response,
endogenous
polymerase
III
(RNAPIII)
transcripts
retain
during
transcription
induce
RIG-I-mediated
We
have
previously
shown
host
triphosphatase
dual-specificity
phosphatase
11
(DUSP11)
act
on
both
RNAs,
altering
their
levels
reducing
ability
activation.
Our
previous
work
explored
how
artificially
altered
DUSP11
impact
activation,
prompting
further
exploration
into
natural
contexts
DUSP11.
Here,
we
identified
homologs
(vDUSP11s)
present
in
some
avipoxviruses.
Consistent
with
known
functions
DUSP11,
expression
vDUSP11s:
1)
reduces
RNAPIII
transcripts,
2)
cell's
sensitivity
5'pppRNA-mediated
3)
restores
virus
infection
defects
seen
absence
results
virus-relevant
context
where
activity
has
been
co-opted
alter
metabolism
influence
outcome
infection.