Hantaviruses use the endogenous host factor P58IPK to combat the PKR antiviral response.
Hantaviruses use the endogenous host factor P58IPK to combat the PKR antiviral response.
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DOI:
10.1371/journal.ppat.1010007
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发表时间:
2021-10
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影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Mir MA
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作者:
Wang Z;Ren S;Li Q;Royster AD;Lin L;Liu S;Ganaie SS;Qiu J;Mir S;Mir MA
Hantavirus nucleocapsid protein (NP) inhibits protein kinase R (PKR) dimerization by an unknown mechanism to counteract its antiviral responses during virus infection. Here we demonstrate that NP exploits an endogenous PKR inhibitor P58IPK to inhibit PKR. The activity of P58IPK is normally restricted in cells by the formation of an inactive complex with its negative regulator Hsp40. On the other hand, PKR remains associated with the 40S ribosomal subunit, a unique strategic location that facilitates its free access to the downstream target eIF2α. Although both NP and Hsp40 bind to P58IPK, the binding affinity of NP is much stronger compared to Hsp40. P58IPK harbors an NP binding site, spanning to N-terminal TPR subdomains I and II. The Hsp40 binding site on P58IPK was mapped to the TPR subdomain II. The high affinity binding of NP to P58IPK and the overlap between NP and Hsp40 binding sites releases the P58IPK from its negative regulator by competitive inhibition. The NP-P58IPK complex is selectively recruited to the 40S ribosomal subunit by direct interaction between NP and the ribosomal protein S19 (RPS19), a structural component of the 40S ribosomal subunit. NP has distinct binding sites for P58IPK and RPS19, enabling it to serve as bridge between P58IPK and the 40S ribosomal subunit. NP mutants deficient in binding to either P58IPK or RPS19 fail to inhibit PKR, demonstrating that selective engagement of P58IPK to the 40S ribosomal subunit is required for PKR inhibition. Cells deficient in P58IPK mount a rapid PKR antiviral response and establish an antiviral state, observed by global translational shutdown and rapid decline in viral load. These studies reveal a novel viral strategy in which NP releases P58IPK from its negative regulator and selectively engages it on the 40S ribosomal subunit to promptly combat the PKR antiviral responses. Activation of PKR during virus infection shuts down the host translation machinery and creates an antiviral state to create obstacles for viral protein synthesis. Our results demonstrate that hantaviruses hijack an endogenous PKR inhibitor P58IPK to combat the PKR antiviral response. The PKR remains associated with the host ribosomes to gain free access for eIF2α that enables the prompt shutdown of host translation apparatus during virus infection. The studies reported here reveal a novel mechanism by which hantavirus NP prevents PKR induced host translation shutoff in virus infected cells. NP dissociates the inactive Hsp40-P58IPK complex and recruits the released P58IPK to the 40S ribosomal subunit, a strategic PKR location. This tactic recruitment of P58IPK rapidly inhibits PKR and prevents host interference in viral protein synthesis.
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