Functional analyses of an axonemal inner-arm dynein complex in the bloodstream form of Trypanosoma brucei uncover its essential role in cytokinesis initiation
Functional analyses of an axonemal inner-arm dynein complex in the bloodstream form of Trypanosoma brucei uncover its essential role in cytokinesis initiation
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对布氏锥虫血流形式中轴丝内臂动力蛋白复合物的功能分析揭示了其在胞质分裂启动中的重要作用
DOI:
10.1111/mmi.14385
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Li Ziyin
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作者:
张玄;Hu Huiqing;伦照荣;Li Ziyin
The flagellated eukaryoteTrypanosoma bruceialternates between the insect vector and the mammalian host and proliferates through an unusual mode of cell division. Cell division requires flagellum motility‐generated forces, but flagellum motility exerts distinct effects between different life cycle forms. Motility is required for the final cell abscission of the procyclic form in the insect vector, but is necessary for the initiation of cell division of the bloodstream form in the mammalian host. The underlying mechanisms remain elusive. Here we carried out functional analyses of a flagellar axonemal inner‐arm dynein complex in the bloodstream form and investigated its mechanistic role in cytokinesis initiation. We showed that the axonemal inner‐arm dynein heavy chain TbIAD5‐1 and TbCentrin3 form a complex, localize to the flagellum, and are required for viability in the bloodstream form. We further demonstrated the interdependence between TbIAD5‐1 and TbCentrin3 for maintenance of protein stability. Finally, we showed that depletion of TbIAD5‐1 and TbCentrin3 arrested cytokinesis initiation and disrupted the localization of multiple cytokinesis initiation regulators. These findings identified the essential role of an axonemal inner‐arm dynein complex in cell division, and provided molecular insights into the flagellum motility‐mediated cytokinesis initiation in the bloodstream form ofT. brucei.