Metal transporter Slc39a10 regulates susceptibility to inflammatory stimuli by controlling macrophage survival.
Metal transporter Slc39a10 regulates susceptibility to inflammatory stimuli by controlling macrophage survival.
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金属转运蛋白 Slc39a10 通过控制巨噬细胞存活来调节对炎症刺激的敏感性
DOI:
10.1073/pnas.1708018114
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发表时间:
2017-12-05
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
Wang F
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作者:
Gao H;Zhao L;Wang H;Xie E;Wang X;Wu Q;Yu Y;He X;Ji H;Rink L;Min J;Wang F
Significance Zn is essential for maintaining the integrity of the immune system, and Zn homeostasis is tightly regulated by two families of ion transporters, SLC39A and SLC30A. Worldwide, an estimated two billion people have Zn deficiency, a condition that can impair immune function and increase susceptibility to a variety of infections. Despite their important roles in health and disease, the molecular mechanisms that underlie Zn transport and Zn homeostasis in macrophages are poorly understood. Here, we report that SLC39A10 plays an essential role in Zn homeostasis in macrophages, regulating the immune response following inflammatory stimuli. Specifically, we identified a role for SLC39A10 in regulating the survival of macrophages via a Zn/p53-dependent axis during the inflammatory response. Zn plays a key role in controlling macrophage function during an inflammatory event. Cellular Zn homeostasis is regulated by two families of metal transporters, the SLC39A family of importers and the SLC30A family of exporters; however, the precise role of these transporters in maintaining macrophage function is poorly understood. Using macrophage-specific Slc39a10-knockout (Slc39a10fl/fl;LysM-Cre+) mice, we found that Slc39a10 plays an essential role in macrophage survival by mediating Zn homeostasis in response to LPS stimulation. Compared with Slc39a10fl/fl mice, Slc39a10fl/fl;LysM-Cre+ mice had significantly lower mortality following LPS stimulation as well as reduced liver damage and lower levels of circulating inflammatory cytokines. Moreover, reduced intracellular Zn concentration in Slc39a10fl/fl;LysM-Cre+ macrophages led to the stabilization of p53, which increased apoptosis upon LPS stimulation. Concomitant knockout of p53 largely rescued the phenotype of Slc39a10fl/fl;LysM-Cre+ mice. Finally, the phenotype in Slc39a10fl/fl;LysM-Cre+ mice was mimicked in wild-type mice using the Zn chelator TPEN and was reversed with Zn supplementation. Taken together, these results suggest that Slc39a10 plays a role in promoting the survival of macrophages through a Zn/p53-dependent axis in response to inflammatory stimuli.
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