Insufficiency of FZR1 disturbs HSC quiescence by inhibiting ubiquitin-dependent degradation of RUNX1 in aplastic anemia
Insufficiency of FZR1 disturbs HSC quiescence by inhibiting ubiquitin-dependent degradation of RUNX1 in aplastic anemia
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10.1038/s41375-021-01445-5
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2021-10
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11.4
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Chengfang Zhou;Mei Kuang;Zhilong Liu;Xiaoqing Jia;Zhe Chen;Yuanyuan Liu;Zhigang Li;Weiru Wu;Le Ma;Jieping Chen;Yu Hou
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Chengfang Zhou;Mei Kuang;Zhilong Liu;Xiaoqing Jia;Zhe Chen;Yuanyuan Liu;Zhigang Li;Weiru Wu;Le Ma;Jieping Chen;Yu Hou
FZR1 has been implicated as a master regulator of the cell cycle and quiescence, but its roles and molecular mechanisms in the pathogenesis of severe aplastic anemia (SAA) are unclear. Here, we report that FZR1 is downregulated in SAA HSCs compared with healthy control and is associated with decreased quiescence of HSC. Haploinsufficiency ofFzr1shows impaired quiescence and self-renewal ability of HSC in twoFzr1heterozygous knockout mouse models. Mechanistically, FZR1 insufficiency inhibits the ubiquitination of RUNX1 protein at lysine 125, leading to the accumulation of RUNX1 protein, which disturbs the quiescence of HSCs in SAA patients. Moreover, downregulation of Runx1 reversed the loss of quiescence and impaired long-term self-renew ability inFzr1+/−HSCs in vivo and impaired repopulation capacity in BM from SAA patients in vitro. Our findings, therefore, raise the possibility of a decisive role of the FZR1-RUNX1 pathway in the pathogenesis of SAA via deregulation of HSC quiescence.