Bmcas-1 plays an important role in response against BmNPV infection in vitro
Bmcas-1 plays an important role in response against BmNPV infection in vitro
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Bmcas-1 在体外对抗 BmNPV 感染的反应中发挥重要作用
DOI:
10.1002/arch.21793
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
Wang Xue-yang
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作者:
Wang Xin;Zhao Zi-qin;Huang Xin-ming;Ding Xin-yi;Zhao Chun-xiao;Li Mu-wang;Wu Yang-chun;Liu Qiu-ning;Wang Xue-yang
Apoptosis, as one kind of innate immune system, is involved in host response against pathogens innovation. Caspases play a vital role in the execution stage of host cell apoptosis. It has been reported that Bmcaspase‐1 (Bmcas‐1) has a close relationship withBombyx morinucleopolyhedrovirus (BmNPV) infection for its differentially expressed patterns after viral infection. However, its underlying response mechanism is still unclear. The significant differential expression ofBmcas‐1in different tissues of differentially resistant strains revealed its vital role in BmNPV infection. To further validate its role in BmNPV infection, budded virus (BV)‐eGFP was analyzed after knockdown and overexpression ofBmcas‐1by small interfering RNA and the pIZT‐mCherry vector, respectively. The reproduction of BV‐eGFP obviously increased at 72 h after knockdown ofBmcas‐1, and decreased after overexpression in BmN cells. Moreover, the conserved functional domain of Cas‐1 among different species and the closed evolutionary relationship of Cas‐1 in Lepidoptera hinted that Bmcas‐1 might be associated with apoptosis, and this was also validated by the apoptosis inducer, Silvestrol, and the inhibitor, Z‐DEVD‐FMK. Therefore,Bmcas‐1plays an essential antiviral role by activating apoptosis, and this result lays a fundament for clarifying the molecular mechanism of silkworm in response against BmNPV infection and breeding of resistant strains.