A Hemidesmosome-to-Cytoplasm Translocation of Small Heat Shock Proteins Provides Immediate Protection against Heat Stress
A Hemidesmosome-to-Cytoplasm Translocation of Small Heat Shock Proteins Provides Immediate Protection against Heat Stress
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小热休克蛋白的半桥粒到细胞质的易位提供了针对热应激的立即保护
DOI:
10.1016/j.celrep.2020.108410
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Zhang Huimin
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作者:
Fu Rong;Huang Zhaohui;Li Huijun;Zhu Yi;Zhang Huimin
Small heat shock proteins (sHSPs) are important regulators for maintaining protein homeostasis in response to stresses. However, the strategies used by constitutively expressed sHSPs to control their activities in normal versus stressed conditions are still not fully understood, Here we show that the constitutively expressed HSP-43 in the C. elegans epidermis is stored within the basal C. elegans hemidesmosomes (CeHDs) under normal conditions and is rapidly released into the cytoplasm to exert protective functions upon heat stress. The association with CeHDs protects HSP-43 from degradation or toxic cytoplasmic aggregation in unstressed situations. Our study reveals a rapid and specific translocation-based heat shock response of the sHSPs working through hemidesmosomes. It refreshes our knowledge about the stress-resistant functions of stable cellular adhesions and provides insight into the activity-control strategies of sHSPs. It also underlines the importance of structural integrity of the cells on stress resistance and damage control.