Complement Membrane Attack Complexes Disrupt Proteostasis to Function as Intracellular Alarmins.

Dan Jane-Wit, Guiyu Song, Liying He, Quan Jiang, Mahsa Barkestani, Shaoxun Wang, Qianxun Wang, Pengwei Ren, Matthew Fan, Justin Johnson, Clancy Mullan
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Internalized pools of membrane attack complexes (MACs) promote NF-kB and dysregulated tissue inflammation. Here, we show that C9, a MAC-associated protein, promotes loss of proteostasis to become intrinsically immunogenic. Surface-bound C9 is internalized into Rab5 + endosomes whose intraluminal acidification promotes C9 aggregates. A region within the MACPF/CDC domain of C9 stimulates aggrephagy to induce NF-kB, inflammatory genes, and EC activation. This process requires ZFYVE21, a Rab5 effector, which links LC3A/B on aggresome membranes to RNF34-P62 complexes to mediate C9 aggrephagy. C9 aggregates form in human tissues, C9-associated signaling responses occur in three mouse models, and ZFYVE21 stabilizes RNF34 to promote C9 aggrephagy in vivo. Gene-deficient mice lacking ZFYVE21 in ECs showed reduced MAC-induced tissue injury in a skin model of chronic rejection. While classically defined as cytotoxic effectors, MACs may impair proteostasis, forming aggregates that behave as intracellular alarmins.

补体膜攻击复合物破坏蛋白稳态,发挥细胞内 Alarmins 的功能。
内化的膜攻击复合物(MAC)池会促进 NF-kB 和失调的组织炎症。在这里,我们发现 C9(一种 MAC 相关蛋白)会促进蛋白稳态的丧失,从而成为内在免疫原。表面结合的 C9 内化成 Rab5 + 内体,其腔内酸化促进了 C9 的聚集。C9 的 MACPF/CDC 结构域内的一个区域会刺激凝集,从而诱导 NF-kB、炎症基因和 EC 活化。这一过程需要 Rab5 效应器 ZFYVE21,它将凝集体膜上的 LC3A/B 与 RNF34-P62 复合物连接起来,从而介导 C9 的凝集。C9聚集体在人体组织中形成,C9相关信号反应在三种小鼠模型中出现,ZFYVE21能稳定RNF34,促进体内C9的凝集。在慢性排斥的皮肤模型中,缺乏 ZFYVE21 的基因缺陷小鼠显示出 MAC 诱导的组织损伤减少。虽然MAC被经典地定义为细胞毒性效应物,但它可能会损害蛋白稳态,形成可作为细胞内警戒素的聚集体。
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