Comparative Secretome Analyses of Human and Zoonotic Staphylococcus aureus Isolates CC8, CC22, and CC398.
Comparative Secretome Analyses of Human and Zoonotic Staphylococcus aureus Isolates CC8, CC22, and CC398.
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10.1074/mcp.ra118.001036
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2018-12
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Antelmann H
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Busche T;Hillion M;Van Loi V;Berg D;Walther B;Semmler T;Strommenger B;Witte W;Cuny C;Mellmann A;Holmes MA;Kalinowski J;Adrian L;Bernhardt J;Antelmann H
The proteogenomes and secretomes of dominant human and zoonotic S. aureus lineages CC8, CC22 and CC398 were compared revealing genomic and regulatory differences in the secretion of 869 proteins. In the core secretome, 101 secreted or cell surface anchored virulence factors contribute with 82.4% to total secretome abundance. CC398 isolates showed higher secretion of α- and ß-hemolysins and lower secretion of surface proteins resulting in strong hemolysis and decreased biofilm formation because of lower SigB activity compared to human-specific CC8 and CC22. Highlights Proteogenomics and secretome comparison of human and zoonotic Staphylococcus aureus lineages. 869 secreted proteins identified in eight S. aureus isolates of CC8, CC22 and CC398. CC398 lower secretion of surface proteins and higher secretion of hemolysins and exoenzymes. Regulatory differences in the secretomes could be linked to lower SigB activity in CC398. The spread of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in the community, hospitals and in livestock is mediated by highly diverse virulence factors that include secreted toxins, superantigens, enzymes and surface-associated adhesins allowing host adaptation and colonization. Here, we combined proteogenomics, secretome and phenotype analyses to compare the secreted virulence factors in selected S. aureus isolates of the dominant human- and livestock-associated genetic lineages CC8, CC22, and CC398. The proteogenomic comparison revealed 2181 core genes and 1306 accessory genes in 18 S. aureus isolates reflecting the high genome diversity. Using secretome analysis, we identified 869 secreted proteins with 538 commons in eight isolates of CC8, CC22, and CC398. These include 64 predicted extracellular and 37 cell surface proteins that account for 82.4% of total secretome abundance. Among the top 10 most abundantly secreted virulence factors are the major autolysins (Atl, IsaA, Sle1, SAUPAN006375000), lipases and lipoteichoic acid hydrolases (Lip, Geh, LtaS), cytolytic toxins (Hla, Hlb, PSMβ1) and proteases (SspB). The CC398 isolates showed lower secretion of cell wall proteins, but higher secretion of α- and β-hemolysins (Hla, Hlb) which correlated with an increased Agr activity and strong hemolysis. CC398 strains were further characterized by lower biofilm formation and staphyloxanthin levels because of decreased SigB activity. Overall, comparative secretome analyses revealed CC8- or CC22-specific enterotoxin and Spl protease secretion as well as Agr- and SigB-controlled differences in exotoxin and surface protein secretion between human-specific and zoonotic lineages of S. aureus.