HIV-1 Nef hijacks clathrin coats by stabilizing AP-1:Arf1 polygons.
HIV-1 Nef hijacks clathrin coats by stabilizing AP-1:Arf1 polygons.
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10.1126/science.aac5137
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发表时间:
2015-10-23
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Hurley JH
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Shen QT;Ren X;Zhang R;Lee IH;Hurley JH
The lentiviruses HIV and SIV subvert intracellular membrane traffic as part of their replication cycle. The lentiviral Nef protein helps viruses evade innate and adaptive immune defenses by hijacking the AP-1 and -2 clathrin adaptors. Here we found that HIV-1 Nef and the GTPase Arf1 induced trimerization and activation of AP-1. We report the cryoelectron microscopy structures of the Nef and Arf1-bound AP-1 trimer in active and inactive states. A central nucleus of three Arf1 molecules organizes the trimers. We combined the open trimer with a known dimer structure, which predicted a hexagonal assembly whose inner and outer faces bind the membranes and clathrin, respectively. Hexagons were directly visualized and the model validated by reconstituting clathrin cage assembly. Arf1 and Nef thus play interconnected roles in allosteric activation, cargo recruitment, and coat assembly, revealing an unexpectedly intricate organization of the inner AP-1 layer of the clathrin coat.