Autonomous conformational regulation of β3 integrin and the conformation-dependent property of HPA-1a alloantibodies.
Autonomous conformational regulation of β3 integrin and the conformation-dependent property of HPA-1a alloantibodies.
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β3 整合素的自主构象调节和 HPA-1a 同种抗体的构象依赖性。
DOI:
10.1073/pnas.1806205115
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
Zhu,Jieqing
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作者:
Thinn,AyeMyatMyat;Wang,Zhengli;Zhou,Dongwen;Zhao,Yan;Curtis,BrianR;Zhu,Jieqing
Integrin α/β heterodimer adopts a compact bent conformation in the resting state, and upon activation undergoes a large-scale conformational rearrangement. During the inside-out activation, signals impinging on the cytoplasmic tail of β subunit induce the α/β separation at the transmembrane and cytoplasmic domains, leading to the extended conformation of the ectodomain with the separated leg and the opening headpiece that is required for the high-affinity ligand binding. It remains enigmatic which integrin subunit drives the bent-to-extended conformational rearrangement in the inside-out activation. The β3integrins, including αIIbβ3and αVβ3, are the prototypes for understanding integrin structural regulation. The Leu33Pro polymorphism located at the β3PSI domain defines the human platelet-specific alloantigen (HPA) 1a/b, which provokes the alloimmune response leading to clinically important bleeding disorders. Some, but not all, anti–HPA-1a alloantibodies can distinguish the αIIbβ3from αVβ3and affect their functions with unknown mechanisms. Here we designed a single-chain β3subunit that mimics a separation of α/β heterodimer on inside-out activation. Our crystallographic and functional studies show that the single-chain β3integrin folds into a bent conformation in solution but spontaneously extends on the cell surface. This demonstrates that the β3subunit autonomously drives the membrane-dependent conformational rearrangement during integrin activation. Using the single-chain β3integrin, we identified the conformation-dependent property of anti–HPA-1a alloantibodies, which enables them to differently recognize the β3in the bent state vs. the extended state and in the complex with αIIbvs. αV. This study provides deeper understandings of integrin conformational activation on the cell surface.