TRIM21 mediates antibody inhibition of adenovirus-based gene delivery and vaccination.
TRIM21 mediates antibody inhibition of adenovirus-based gene delivery and vaccination.
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10.1073/pnas.1806314115
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发表时间:
2018-10-09
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
James LC
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Bottermann M;Foss S;van Tienen LM;Vaysburd M;Cruickshank J;O'Connell K;Clark J;Mayes K;Higginson K;Hirst JC;McAdam MB;Slodkowicz G;Hutchinson E;Kozik P;Andersen JT;James LC
Viral-based delivery vectors have huge potential in the treatment of human disease. Adenoviral vectors specifically have proven highly efficacious in delivering corrected genes, as part of gene therapy, and vaccine epitopes for treating cancer and infectious disease. A principal obstacle to their widespread use is that antibodies potently neutralize them, limiting treatment to naïve patients. How antibodies block adenovirus-based transduction has long remained a mystery because, even though they prevent transgene expression, they do not prevent transgene delivery into target tissue. Here we show that the cytosolic antibody receptor TRIM21 is responsible for intercepting adenoviral gene therapy and vaccine vectors and neutralizing them. Gene KO of TRIM21 or a single-antibody mutation that prevents interaction is sufficient to restore transgene expression. Adenovirus has enormous potential as a gene-therapy vector, but preexisting immunity limits its widespread application. What is responsible for this immune block is unclear because antibodies potently inhibit transgene expression without impeding gene transfer into target cells. Here we show that antibody prevention of adenoviral gene delivery in vivo is mediated by the cytosolic antibody receptor TRIM21. Genetic KO of TRIM21 or a single-antibody point mutation is sufficient to restore transgene expression to near-naïve immune levels. TRIM21 is also responsible for blocking cytotoxic T cell induction by vaccine vectors, preventing a protective response against subsequent influenza infection and an engrafted tumor. Furthermore, adenoviral preexisting immunity can lead to an augmented immune response upon i.v. administration of the vector. Transcriptomic analysis of vector-transduced tissue reveals that TRIM21 is responsible for the specific up-regulation of hundreds of immune genes, the majority of which are components of the intrinsic or innate response. Together, these data define a major mechanism underlying the preimmune block to adenovirus gene therapy and demonstrate that TRIM21 efficiently blocks gene delivery in vivo while simultaneously inducing a rapid program of immune transcription.
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影响因子:
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DOI:
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发表时间:
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期刊:
CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY IMMUNOLOGY
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