Ehrlichia type IV secretion system effector Etf-2 binds to active RAB5 and delays endosome maturation.
Ehrlichia type IV secretion system effector Etf-2 binds to active RAB5 and delays endosome maturation.
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.1806904115
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发表时间:
2018-09-18
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
Rikihisa Y
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作者:
Yan Q;Lin M;Huang W;Teymournejad O;Johnson JM;Hays FA;Liang Z;Li G;Rikihisa Y
Phagocytosis and subsequent destruction of pathogens when the phagosomes in which they reside are fused with lysosomes are pillars of the eukaryotic innate immune defense. Consequently, evading trafficking to phagolysosomes is a fundamental survival strategy of most intracellular pathogens that replicate inside eukaryotic host cells. The obligatory intracellular bacterium Ehrlichia chaffeensis also avoids routing to host-cell phagolysosomes, but in a unique way: Ehrlichia secretes a protein, Ehrlichia translocated factor-2 (Etf-2), that has a Tre2-Bub2-Cdc16 (TBC)-like motif lacking RAB-GTPase–activating protein (GAP) activity. Etf-2 binds RAB5 on Ehrlichia inclusions and interferes with the engagement of RAB5-specific GAP with RAB5, thereby maintaining RAB5 in a GTP-bound active form on bacterial inclusions. Etf-2 is a unique example of a RAB-associated regulatory protein with a TBC-like motif lacking RABGAP activity. Ehrlichia chaffeensis, an obligatory intracellular bacterium, infects monocytes/macrophages by sequestering a regulator of endosomal traffic, the small GTPase RAB5, on its membrane-bound inclusions to avoid routing to host-cell phagolysosomes. How RAB5 is sequestered on ehrlichial inclusions is poorly understood, however. We found that native Ehrlichia translocated factor-2 (Etf-2), a previously predicted effector of the Ehrlichia type IV secretion system, and recombinant Etf-2 (cloned into the Ehrlichia genome) are secreted into the host-cell cytoplasm and localize to ehrlichial inclusions. Ectopically expressed Etf-2–GFP also localized to inclusions and membranes of early endosomes marked with RAB5 and interacted with GTP-bound RAB5 but not with a GDP-bound RAB5. Etf-2, although lacking a RAB GTPase-activating protein (GAP) Tre2-Bub2-Cdc16 (TBC) domain, contains two conserved TBC domain motifs, namely an Arg finger and a Gln finger, and site-directed mutagenesis revealed that both Arg188 and Gln245 are required for Etf-2 localization to early endosomes. The yeast two-hybrid assay and microscale thermophoresis revealed that Etf-2 binds tightly to GTP-bound RAB5 but not to GDP-bound RAB5. However, Etf-2 lacks RAB5-specific GAP activity. Etf-2 localized to bead-containing phagosomes as well as endosomes containing beads coated with the C-terminal fragment of EtpE (entry-triggering protein of Ehrlichia), an Ehrlichia outer-membrane invasin, and significantly delayed RAB5 dissociation from and RAB7 localization to phagosomes/endosomes and RABGAP5 localization to endosomes. Thus, binding of Etf-2 to RAB5-GTP appears to delay RAB5 inactivation by impeding RABGAP5 localization to endosomes. This suggests a unique mechanism by which RAB5 is sequestered on ehrlichial inclusions to benefit bacterial survival and replication.
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