Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13
Опубликована: Март 12, 2025
Rapid
activation
of
adenosine
monophosphate-activated
protein
kinase
(AMPK)
induces
phosphorylation
mitochondrial-associated
proteins,
a
process
by
which
phosphate
groups
are
added
to
regulate
mitochondrial
function,
thereby
modulating
energy
metabolism,
triggering
an
acute
metabolic
response,
and
sustaining
adaptation
through
transcriptional
regulation.
AMPK
directly
phosphorylates
folliculin
interacting
1
(FNIP1),
leading
the
nuclear
translocation
transcription
factor
EB
(TFEB)
in
response
functions.
While
function
is
tightly
linked
finely-tuned
energy-sensing
mobility,
FNIP1
plays
critical
roles
glucose
transport
sensing,
autophagy,
cellular
stress
muscle
fiber
contraction.
Consequently,
emerges
as
promising
novel
target
for
addressing
aberrant
metabolism.
Recent
evidence
indicates
that
implicated
biology
various
pathways,
including
AMPK,
mTOR,
ubiquitination,
oxidative
responses,
skeletal
Nonetheless,
there
dearth
literature
discussing
physiological
mechanism
action
therapeutic
target.
This
review
outlines
how
regulates
metabolic-related
signaling
pathways
enzyme
activities,
such
catalytic
activity
enzymes,
homeostasis
products,
controlling
fate
different
contexts.
Our
focus
will
be
on
elucidating
these
metabolite-mediated
processes
inflammatory
diseases.
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13
Опубликована: Янв. 28, 2025
Autophagy-related
protein
8
(ATG8)
family
proteins,
including
LC3
and
GABARAP
subfamilies,
are
pivotal
in
canonical
autophagy,
driving
autophagosome
formation,
cargo
selection,
lysosomal
fusion.
However,
recent
studies
have
identified
non-canonical
roles
for
lipidated
ATG8
processes
such
as
LC3-associated
phagocytosis
(LAP),
endocytosis
(LANDO),
ATG8-mediated
secretory
autophagy.
These
pathways
expand
ATG8’s
functional
repertoire
immune
regulation,
membrane
repair,
pathogen
clearance,
becomes
conjugated
to
single-membrane
structures
(e.g.,
phagosomes
lysosomes).
This
review
examines
the
molecular
mechanisms
of
lipidation,
focusing
on
its
selective
conjugation
phosphatidylethanolamine
(PE)
autophagy
phosphatidylserine
(PS)
CASM.
We
highlight
LIR-based
probes
LC3/GABARAP-specific
deconjugases
critical
tools
that
allow
precise
tracking
manipulation
autophagic
non-autophagic
contexts.
advancements
hold
therapeutic
promise
treating
autophagy-related
diseases,
cancer
neurodegenerative
disorders,
by
targeting
ATG8-driven
maintain
cellular
homeostasis.
Healthy
cells
need
functional
lysosomes
to
degrade
cargo
delivered
by
autophagy
and
endocytosis.
Defective
can
lead
severe
conditions
such
as
lysosomal
storage
diseases
(LSDs)
neurodegeneration.
To
maintain
lysosome
integrity
functionality,
have
evolved
multiple
quality
control
pathways
corresponding
different
types
of
stress
damage.
These
be
divided
into
five
levels:
regulation,
reformation,
repair,
removal,
replacement.
The
levels
often
work
together
the
network.
This
review
summarizes
discusses
less-studied
area
membrane
protein
regulation
degradation,
highlighting
key
unanswered
questions
in
field.
Abstract
Cells
and
tissues
turn
over
their
aged
damaged
components
in
order
to
adapt
a
changing
environment
maintain
homeostasis.
These
functions
rely
on
lysosomes,
dynamic
heterogeneous
organelles
that
play
essential
roles
nutrient
redistribution,
metabolism,
signaling,
gene
regulation,
plasma
membrane
repair,
immunity.
Because
of
metabolic
fluctuations
pathogenic
threats,
lysosomes
must
the
short
long
term
functionality.
In
response
such
challenges,
deploy
variety
mechanisms
prevent
breaching
escape
contents,
including
pathogen-associated
molecules
hydrolases.
While
transient
permeabilization
lysosomal
can
have
acute
beneficial
effects,
supporting
inflammation
antigen
cross-presentation,
sustained
or
repeated
perforations
adverse
transcriptional
consequences
lead
cell
death.
This
review
outlines
factors
contributing
stress
damage
perception,
as
well
remedial
processes
aimed
at
addressing
disruptions.
We
conclude
plays
widespread
human
physiology
pathology,
understanding
manipulation
which
open
door
novel
therapeutic
strategies.
Cancer Cell International,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
25(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 9, 2025
Lysosomes,
as
crucial
organelles
within
cells,
carry
out
diverse
biological
functions
such
waste
degradation,
regulation
of
the
cellular
environment,
and
precise
control
cell
signaling.
This
paper
reviews
core
structural
characteristics
lysosomes,
delves
into
current
research
status
lysosomes
damage
repair
mechanisms.
Subsequently,
we
explore
in
depth
close
association
between
various
diseases,
including
but
not
limited
to
age-related
chronic
neuro-degenerative
tumors,
inflammation,
immune
imbalance.
Additionally,
also
provide
a
detailed
discussion
application
lysosome-targeted
substances
field
regenerative
medicine,
especially
enormous
potential
demonstrated
key
areas
stem
therapy,
myocardial
repair.
Though
integration
multidisciplinary
efforts,
believe
that
mechanisms
will
demonstrate
even
greater
value
disease
treatment
medicine.
The EMBO Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 12, 2024
Abstract
Lysosomal
damage
induces
stress
granule
(SG)
formation.
However,
the
importance
of
SGs
in
determining
cell
fate
and
precise
mechanisms
that
mediate
SG
formation
response
to
lysosomal
remain
unclear.
Here,
we
describe
a
novel
calcium-dependent
pathway
controlling
formation,
which
promotes
survival
during
damage.
Mechanistically,
calcium-activated
protein
ALIX
transduces
signals
by
eIF2α
phosphorylation
after
sensing
calcium
leakage.
enhances
promoting
association
between
PKR
its
activator
PACT,
with
galectin-3
inhibiting
this
interaction;
these
regulatory
events
occur
on
damaged
lysosomes.
We
further
find
plays
crucial
role
upon
caused
factors
such
as
SARS-CoV-2
ORF3a
,
adenovirus,
malarial
pigment,
proteopathic
tau,
or
environmental
hazards.
Collectively,
data
provide
insights
into
mechanism
implicate
it
diseases
associated
lysosomes
SGs.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 20, 2024
ABSTRACT
Nucleotide-binding
domain
and
leucine-rich
repeat
pyrin-domain
containing
protein
3
(NLRP3)
is
an
innate
immune
sensor
that
forms
inflammasome
in
response
to
various
cellular
stressors.
Gain-of-function
mutations
NLRP3
cause
autoinflammatory
diseases
signalling
itself
exacerbates
the
pathogenesis
of
many
other
human
diseases.
Despite
considerable
therapeutic
interest,
primary
drivers
activation
remain
controversial
due
diverse
array
signals
are
integrated
through
NLRP3.
Here,
we
mapped
subcellular
proteome
changes
lysosomes,
mitochondrion,
EEA1-positive
endosomes,
Golgi
caused
by
agonists
nigericin
CL097.
We
identified
several
common
disruptions
retrograde
trafficking
pathways,
including
COPI
Shiga
toxin-related
transport,
line
with
recent
studies.
further
characterized
mouse
throughout
its
using
temporal
proximity
proteomics,
which
supports
a
model
recruitment
endosomes
during
activation.
Collectively,
these
findings
provide
additional
granularity
our
understanding
molecular
events
driving
serve
as
valuable
resource
for
cell
biological
research.
have
made
proteomics
data
accessible
open-access
Shiny
browser
facilitate
future
research
within
community,
available
at:
https://harperlab.connect.hms.harvard.edu/inflame/
.
will
display
anonymous
peer
review
this
manuscript
on
pubpub.org
(
https://harperlab.pubpub.org/pub/nlrp3/
)
rather
than
traditional
journal.
Moreover,
invite
community
feedback
pubpub
version
manuscript,
address
criticisms
accordingly.
Microbiological Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
282, С. 127653 - 127653
Опубликована: Фев. 23, 2024
In
multinuclear
and
multicellular
filamentous
fungi
little
is
known
about
how
mRNAs
encoding
secreted
enzymes
are
transcribed
localized
spatiotemporally.
To
better
understand
this
process
we
analyzed
mRNA
GlaA,
a
glucoamylase
in
large
amounts
by
the
industrial
fungus
Aspergillus
oryzae,
MS2
system,
which
can
be
visualized
living
cells.
We
found
that
glaA
was
significantly
near
hyphal
tip
septum,
sites
of
protein
secretion,
polarity-dependent
expression
localization
manners.
also
revealed
exhibits
long-range
dynamics
vicinity
endoplasmic
reticulum
(ER)
manner
dependent
on
microtubule
motor
proteins
kinesin-1
kinesin-3,
but
independent
early
endosomes.
Moreover,
elucidated
although
to
stress
granules
(SGs)
processing
bodies
(PBs)
under
high
temperature,
not
seen
ER
stress,
suggesting
there
different
regulatory
mechanisms
SG
PB
temperature
stress.
Collectively,
study
uncovers
dynamic
mechanism
secretory
enzyme
fungi.
Heliyon,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(12), С. e32727 - e32727
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2024
Multiple
cell
death
pathways
are
involved
in
neuronal
ischemic
stroke
(IS).
However,
the
role
of
different
types
has
not
been
elucidated.
By
analyzing
three
single-nucleus
RNA
sequencing
(snRNA-seq)
data
IS,
we
first
found
that
a
variety
programmed
(PCD)
-related
genes
were
significantly
changed
types.
Based
on
machine
learning
and
virtual
gene
knockout,
ferroptosis
related
genes,
ferritin
heavy
chain
1
(Fth1)
light
(Ftl1),
play
key
IS.
Ftl1
Fth1
can
promote
microglia
activation,
as
well
production
inflammatory
factors
chemokines.
Cell
communication
analysis
showed
activated
could
enhance
chemotactic
peripheral
leukocyte
infiltration,
such
macrophages
neutrophils,
through
Spp1-Cd44
App-Cd74
signaling,
thereby
aggravating
brain
tissue
damage.
Furthermore,
real‐time
quantitative
polymerase
reaction
(RT‐qPCR)
P2ry12
Mef2c
decreased
oxygen-glucose
deprivation
(OGD)
group,
while
Ftl1,
Fth1,
Apoe,
Ctsb,
Cd44
Cd74
increased
OGD
group.
Collectively,
our
findings
suggested
targeted
therapy
against
might
improve
state
microglia,
reduce
infiltration
immune
cells
inflammation,
then
injury
mouse.