Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
292(2045)
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2025
Bacterial
infections
are
a
major
threat
to
public
health.
Pathogen
host
shifts—where
pathogen
jumps
from
one
species
another—are
important
sources
of
emerging
infectious
diseases.
However,
compared
with
viruses,
we
know
relatively
little
about
the
factors
that
determine
whether
bacteria
can
infect
novel
host,
such
as
how
phylogenetics
constrains
variation
in
range
and
link
between
phylogeny
infectivity
virulence
pathogen.
Here,
experimentally
examined
susceptibility
bacterial
using
panel
36
Drosophilidae
four
pathogens
(
Providencia
rettgeri
,
Pseudomonas
entomophila
Enterococcus
faecalis
Staphylococcus
aureus
).
The
outcomes
infection
differed
greatly
among
across
species.
explains
considerable
amount
susceptibility,
greatest
phylogenetic
signal
for
P.
infection,
explaining
94%
mortality.
Positive
correlations
were
observed
mortality
load
three
out
pathogens.
Correlations
positive
but
largely
non-significant,
suggesting
is
mostly
pathogen-specific.
These
results
suggest
may
be
predicted
by
phylogeny,
effect
vary
magnitude
different
bacteria.
Immunity,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
57(4), С. 613 - 631
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
SummaryWhile
largely
neglected
over
decades
during
which
adaptive
immunity
captured
most
of
the
attention,
innate
immune
mechanisms
have
now
become
central
to
our
understanding
immunology.
Innate
provides
first
barrier
infection
in
vertebrates,
and
it
is
sole
mechanism
host
defense
invertebrates
plants.
also
plays
a
critical
role
maintaining
homeostasis,
shaping
microbiota,
disease
contexts
such
as
cancer,
neurodegeneration,
metabolic
syndromes,
aging.
The
emergence
field
has
led
an
expanded
view
system,
no
longer
restricted
vertebrates
instead
concerns
all
metazoans,
plants,
even
prokaryotes.
study
given
rise
new
concepts
language.
Here,
we
review
history
definition
core
immunity,
discussing
their
value
fruitfulness
long
run.
Many
species,
including
humans,
host
communities
of
symbiotic
microbes.
There
is
a
vast
literature
on
the
ways
these
microbiomes
affect
hosts,
but
here
we
argue
for
an
increased
focus
how
hosts
their
microbiomes.
Hosts
exert
control
over
symbionts
through
diverse
mechanisms,
immunity,
barrier
function,
physiological
homeostasis,
and
transit.
These
mechanisms
enable
to
shape
ecology
evolution
generate
natural
selection
microbial
traits
that
benefit
host.
Our
result
from
perpetual
tension
between
symbiont
evolution,
can
leverage
host's
evolved
abilities
regulate
microbiota
prevent
treat
disease.
The
study
will
be
central
our
ability
both
understand
manipulate
microbiotas
better
health.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
379(1901)
Опубликована: Март 18, 2024
Millions
of
years
co-evolution
between
animals
and
their
associated
microbial
communities
have
shaped
diversified
the
nature
relationship.
Studies
continue
to
reveal
new
layers
complexity
in
host–microbe
interactions,
fate
which
depends
on
a
variety
different
factors,
ranging
from
neutral
processes
environmental
factors
local
dynamics.
Research
is
increasingly
integrating
ecosystem-based
approaches,
metagenomics
mathematical
modelling
disentangle
individual
contribution
ecological
microbiome
evolution.
Within
this
framework,
host
are
known
be
among
dominant
drivers
composition
animal
species.
However,
extent
they
shape
assembly
evolution
remains
unclear.
In
review,
we
summarize
our
understanding
how
drive
these
dynamics
conserved
vary
across
taxa.
We
conclude
by
outlining
key
avenues
for
research
highlight
need
implementation
modifications
existing
theory
fully
capture
host-associated
microbiomes.
This
article
part
theme
issue
‘Sculpting
microbiome:
determine
respond
colonization’.
In
2023,
the
Antimicrobial
Peptide
Database
(currently
available
at
https://aps.unmc.edu)
is
20-years-old.
The
timeline
for
APD
expansion
in
peptide
entries,
classification
methods,
search
functions,
post-translational
modifications,
binding
targets,
and
mechanisms
of
action
antimicrobial
peptides
(AMPs)
has
been
summarized
our
previous
Protein
Science
paper.
This
article
highlights
new
database
additions
findings.
To
facilitate
development
to
combat
drug-resistant
pathogens,
re-annotating
data
antibacterial
activity
(active,
inactive,
uncertain),
toxicity
(hemolytic
nonhemolytic
AMPs),
salt
tolerance
(salt
sensitive
insensitive).
Comparison
respective
desired
undesired
AMP
groups
produces
knowledge
design.
Our
unification
AMPs
from
six
life
kingdoms
into
"natural
AMPs"
enabled
first
comparison
with
globular
or
transmembrane
proteins.
Due
dominance
amphipathic
helical
disulfide-linked
peptides,
cysteine,
glycine,
lysine
natural
are
much
more
abundant
than
those
include
predicted
by
machine
learning,
a
"predicted"
group
created.
Remarkably,
averaged
amino
acid
composition
located
between
lower
bound
upper
synthetic
peptides.
Synthetic
current
APD,
highest
cationic
hydrophobic
percentages,
mostly
designed
varying
degrees
optimization.
Hence,
accumulated
over
20
years
have
laid
foundation
learning
prediction.
We
discuss
future
directions
discovery.
It
anticipated
that
will
continue
play
role
research
education.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
379(1901)
Опубликована: Март 18, 2024
Over
the
past
25
years,
field
of
evolutionary
developmental
biology
(evo–devo)
has
used
genomics
and
genetics
to
gain
insight
on
mechanisms
underlying
evolution
morphological
diversity
animals.
Evo–devo
exploits
key
that
conserved
toolkits
development
(e.g.
Hox
genes)
are
in
animals
produce
genetic
novelties
provide
adaptation
a
new
environment.
Like
development,
immunity
is
forged
by
interactions
with
environment,
namely
microbial
world.
Yet,
when
it
comes
study
immune
defence
invertebrates,
interest
primarily
focuses
evolutionarily
molecules
also
present
humans.
Here,
focusing
antiviral
immunity,
we
argue
genes
not
humans
represent
an
unexplored
resource
for
discovery
strategies.
We
review
recent
findings
cGAS-STING
pathway
explain
how
cyclic
dinucleotides
produced
cGAS-like
receptors
may
be
investigate
portfolio
broad
range
species.
This
will
set
stage
evo–immuno
approaches,
exploiting
investment
defences
made
metazoans
over
hundreds
millions
years
evolution.
article
part
theme
issue
‘Sculpting
microbiome:
host
factors
determine
respond
colonization’.
Cell Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
43(1), С. 113642 - 113642
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
The
tactics
used
by
animal
pathogens
to
combat
host
immunity
are
largely
unclear.
Here,
we
report
the
depiction
of
virulence-required
effector
Tge1
deployed
entomopathogen
Metarhizium
robertsii
suppress
Drosophila
antifungal
immunity.
can
target
both
GNBP3
and
GNBP-like
3
(GL3),
latter
bind
β-glucans
like
GNBP3,
whereas
glucan
binding
receptors
be
attenuated
Tge1.
As
opposed
surveillance
GL3
is
inducible
in
depending
on
Toll
pathway
via
a
positive
feedback
loop
mechanism.
Losses
genes
result
deregulations
protease
cascade,
Spätzle
maturation,
antimicrobial
gene
expressions
upon
fungal
challenges.
Fly
survival
assays
confirm
that
plays
more
essential
role
than
combating
infections.
In
addition
evidencing
gene-for-gene
interactions
between
fungi
insects,
our
data
advance
insights
into
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
379(1901)
Опубликована: Март 18, 2024
The
freshwater
polyp
Hydra
uses
an
elaborate
innate
immune
machinery
to
maintain
its
specific
microbiome.
Major
components
of
this
toolkit
are
conserved
Toll-like
receptor
(TLR)-mediated
pathways
and
species-specific
antimicrobial
peptides
(AMPs).
Our
study
harnesses
advanced
technologies,
such
as
high-throughput
sequencing
machine
learning,
uncover
a
high
complexity
the
's
AMPs
repertoire.
Functional
analysis
reveals
that
these
against
diverse
members
microbiome
expressed
in
spatially
controlled
pattern.
Notably,
outer
epithelial
layer,
produced
mainly
neurons.
neuron-derived
secreted
directly
into
glycocalyx,
habitat
for
symbiotic
bacteria,
display
selectivity
spatial
restriction
expression.
In
endodermal
contrast,
cells
produce
abundance
different
including
arminin
hydramacin
families,
while
gland
secrete
kazal-type
protease
inhibitors.
Since
layer
lines
gastric
cavity
devoid
we
assume
endodermally
protect
from
intruding
pathogens.
conclusion,
employs
complex
set
distinct
tissue
layers
cell
types
combat
pathogens
stable
organized
This
article
is
part
theme
issue
‘Sculpting
microbiome:
how
host
factors
determine
respond
microbial
colonization’.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
379(1901)
Опубликована: Март 18, 2024
The
microbiome
includes
both
‘mutualist’
and
‘pathogen’
microbes,
regulated
by
the
same
innate
immune
architecture.
A
major
question
has
therefore
been:
how
do
hosts
prevent
pathogenic
infections
while
maintaining
beneficial
microbes?
One
idea
suggests
can
selectively
activate
immunity
upon
infection,
but
not
mutualist
colonization.
Another
posits
that
attack
pathogens,
mutualists.
Here
I
review
evolutionary
principles
of
microbe
recognition
activation,
reflect
on
newly
observed
effector–microbe
specificity
perhaps
supporting
latter
idea.
Recent
work
in
Drosophila
found
a
surprising
importance
for
single
antimicrobial
peptides
combatting
specific
ecologically
relevant
microbes.
developing
picture
these
effectors
have
evolved
this
purpose.
Other
defence
responses
like
reactive
oxygen
species
bursts
also
be
uniquely
effective
against
Signals
other
model
systems
including
nematodes,
Hydra
,
oysters,
mammals,
suggest
may
fundamental
principle
host–pathogen
interactions.
propose
stems
from
weaknesses
microbes
themselves:
if
intrinsic
weaknesses,
evolve
exploit
those
weaknesses.
define
host–microbe
relationship
as
‘the
Achilles
evolution’.
Incorporating
view
helps
interpret
why
some
interactions
develop
coevolutionary
framework
(e.g.
Red
Queen
dynamics),
or
one-sided
response.
This
clarification
should
valuable
to
better
understand
behind
host
susceptibilities
infectious
diseases.
article
is
part
theme
issue
‘Sculpting
microbiome:
factors
determine
respond
microbial
colonization’.