Triggering endogenous Z-RNA sensing for anti-tumor therapy through ZBP1-dependent necroptosis.
Triggering endogenous Z-RNA sensing for anti-tumor therapy through ZBP1-dependent necroptosis.
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10.1016/j.celrep.2023.113377
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2023-11
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8.8
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Tao Yang;Guodong Wang;Mingxiang Zhang;Xiaohu Hu;Qi Li;Fenglin Yun;Yingying Xing;Xinyang Song;Haibing Zhang;Guohong Hu;Youcun Qian
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Tao Yang;Guodong Wang;Mingxiang Zhang;Xiaohu Hu;Qi Li;Fenglin Yun;Yingying Xing;Xinyang Song;Haibing Zhang;Guohong Hu;Youcun Qian
ZBP1 senses viral Z-RNAs to induce necroptotic cell death to restrain viral infection. ZBP1 is also thought to recognize host cell-derived Z-RNAs to regulate organ development and tissue inflammation in mice. However, it remains unknown how the host-derived Z-RNAs are formed and how these endogenous Z-RNAs are sensed by ZBP1. Here, we report that oxidative stress strongly induces host cell endogenous Z-RNAs, and the Z-RNAs then localize to stress granules for direct sensing by ZBP1 to trigger necroptosis. Oxidative stress triggers dramatically increase Z-RNA levels in tumor cells, and the Z-RNAs then directly trigger tumor cell necroptosis through ZBP1. Localization of the induced Z-RNAs to stress granules is essential for ZBP1 sensing. Oxidative stress-induced Z-RNAs significantly promote tumor chemotherapy via ZBP1-driven necroptosis. Thus, our study identifies oxidative stress as a critical trigger for Z-RNA formation and demonstrates how Z-RNAs are directly sensed by ZBP1 to trigger anti-tumor necroptotic cell death.