Multiplexed functional metagenomic analysis of the infant microbiome identifies effectors of NF-κB, autophagy, and cellular redox state.
Multiplexed functional metagenomic analysis of the infant microbiome identifies effectors of NF-κB, autophagy, and cellular redox state.
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10.1016/j.celrep.2021.109746
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2021-09-21
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Brady SF
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作者:
Piscotta FJ;Whitfield ST;Nakashige TG;Estrela AB;Ali T;Brady SF
The human microbiota plays a critical role in host health. Proper development of the infant microbiome is particularly important. Its dysbiosis leads to both short-term health issues and long-term disorders lasting into adulthood. A central way in which the microbiome interacts with the host is through the production of effector molecules, such as proteins and small molecules. Here, a metagenomic library constructed from 14 infant stool microbiomes is analyzed for the production of effectors that modulate three distinct host pathways: immune response (nuclear factor κB [NF-κB] activation), autophagy (LC3-B puncta formation), and redox potential (NADH:NAD ratio). We identify microbiome-encoded bioactive metabolites, including commendamide and hydrogen sulfide and their associated biosynthetic genes, as well as a previously uncharacterized autophagy-inducing operon from Klebsiella spp. This work extends our understanding of microbial effector molecules that are known to influence host pathways. Parallel functional screening of metagenomic libraries can be easily expanded to investigate additional host processes. Construction of a metagenomic library from stool of infants A multiplexed screen for bacterial effectors of host cellular processes Identification of microbiome-encoded effectors hydrogen sulfide and commendamide The products of a Klebsiella pneumoniae operon induce autophagy Piscotta et al. screen a metagenomic library constructed from 14 infant stool microbiomes for effectors of host cell immunity, autophagy, and redox potential. The bioactivities they identify from the infant microbiome expand our understanding of microbial effectors that are known to modulate host pathways.
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