Chicken IL‐6 is a heat‐shock gene
Chicken IL‐6 is a heat‐shock gene
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DOI:
10.1016/j.febslet.2013.09.012
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发表时间:
2013-11
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影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
R. Prakasam;M. Fujimoto;Ryosuke Takii;Naoki Hayashida;E. Takaki;K. Tan;Fangxu Wu;S. Inouye;A. Nakai
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R. Prakasam;M. Fujimoto;Ryosuke Takii;Naoki Hayashida;E. Takaki;K. Tan;Fangxu Wu;S. Inouye;A. Nakai
The febrile response is elicited by pyrogenic cytokines including IL-6 in response to microorganism infections and diseases in vertebrates. Mammalian HSF1, which senses elevations in temperature, negatively regulates the response by suppressing pyrogenic cytokine expression. We here showed that HSF3, an avian ortholog of mammalian HSF1, directly binds to and activatesIL-6during heat shock in chicken cells. Other components of the febrile response mechanism, such as IL-1β and ATF3, were also differently regulated in mammalian and chicken cells. These results suggest that the febrile response is exacerbated by a feed-forward circuit composed of the HSF3-IL-6 pathway in birds.