P166Coordination of gtpase and calcium signalling by Rab46 regulates histamine specific weibel palade body trafficking and protects the vasculature from a pro-thrombotic response
P166Coordination of gtpase and calcium signalling by Rab46 regulates histamine specific weibel palade body trafficking and protects the vasculature from a pro-thrombotic response
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P166 Rab46 协调 gtpase 和钙信号传导调节组胺特异性 weibel palade 体运输并保护脉管系统免受促血栓反应
DOI:
10.1093/cvr/cvy060.126
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
10.8
通讯作者:
Mckeown L
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作者:
Mckeown L
Background: The release of pro-coagulant and pro-inflammatory mediators stored in endothelial Weibel Palade bodies (WPBs) is necessary for an efficient response to vascular injury. However, inappropriate and untimely exocytosis of WPBs can promote the pathological thrombotic environment evident in cardiovascular disease. Immunogenic stimuli such as histamine also evoke WPB exocytosis resulting in an immune response without inducing coagulation or wound healing. Whilst the mobilisation of intracellular Ca2+ is necessary for WPB exocytosis, the mechanisms underlying differential release of cargo in order to produce these physiologically distinct responses are poorly understood. Recently, we described a novel Rab GTPase (Rab46) in endothelial cells that has GTPase and Ca2+ binding activities and is located on WPBs.Aim: To investigate the role of Rab46 in histamine and thrombin evoked trafficking of WPBs.Methods: We treated HUVECs with either histamine (immunogenic) or thrombin (pro-thrombotic) and imaged WPBs using Super-Resolution microscopy. ELISAs and western blotting techniques were used to measure P-selectin and angiopoietin-2. Rab46 dependence was determined using specifically targeted siRNA and site directed mutagenesis of nucleotide and Ca2+ binding sites.Results: Histamine (30µm) but not thrombin (2U/ml) provoked trafficking of a subset of WPBs to a perinuclear region determined to be the microtubule-organising centre. Histamine induced WPB perinuclear trafficking was Rab46, microtubule and GTPase dependent. Immunostaining revealed that WPBs containing P-selectin and angiopoietin-2 were mutually distinct. We considered that as histamine and thrombin responses both require P-selectin dependent attraction of immune cells, maybe the activation of Rab46 by histamine rescues a population of WPBs from being secreted that are P-selectin negative but contain cargo not required for an immunogenic response (such as angiopoietin-2). In accordance, Rab46 was absent from WPBs containing P-selectin but was localised to a population of WPBs containing angiopoietin-2 (54%+/-11.04 total angiopoietin-2). Treatment of HUVECS with both thrombin and histamine stimulate the exocytosis of P-selectin independently of Rab46 (control siRNA: 71.7%+/-9.7: 71.2%+/-10.7; Rab46 siRNA: 80.1%+/-12.2, 70.3%+/-9.7 respectively. p=> 0.05 no significant difference. n/N= 5/15). Histamine but not thrombin induced a perinuclear localisation of angiopoietin-2/Rab46 positive WPBs, inhibiting the release of angiopoietin-2, a pro-thrombotic mediator. Under continued histamine stimulation Ca2+ released from intracellular stores binds to the EF-hand domain of Rab46 mediating WPB dispersal from the perinuclear clusters ready for re-use.Conclusions: These observations indicate Rab46 as a key regulator of differential WPB cargo secretion and understanding the Rab46/WPB signalling axis could provide novel therapeutic targets for cardiovascular disease.