Endogenous SO(2)-dependent Smad3 redox modification controls vascular remodeling.
Endogenous SO(2)-dependent Smad3 redox modification controls vascular remodeling.
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内源性 SO2 依赖性 Smad3 氧化还原修饰控制血管重塑
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10.1016/j.redox.2021.101898
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2021-05
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11.4
通讯作者:
Jin H
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Huang Y;Li Z;Zhang L;Tang H;Zhang H;Wang C;Chen SY;Bu D;Zhang Z;Zhu Z;Yuan P;Li K;Yu X;Kong W;Tang C;Jung Y;Ferreira RB;Carroll KS;Du J;Yang J;Jin H
Sulfur dioxide (SO2) has emerged as a physiological relevant signaling molecule that plays a prominent role in regulating vascular functions. However, molecular mechanisms whereby SO2 influences its upper-stream targets have been elusive. Here we show that SO2 may mediate conversion of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) to a more potent oxidant, peroxymonosulfite, providing a pathway for activation of H2O2 to convert the thiol group of protein cysteine residues to a sulfenic acid group, aka cysteine sulfenylation. By using site-centric chemoproteomics, we quantified >1000 sulfenylation events in vascular smooth muscle cells in response to exogenous SO2. Notably, ~42% of these sulfenylated cysteines are dynamically regulated by SO2, among which is cysteine-64 of Smad3 (Mothers against decapentaplegic homolog 3), a key transcriptional modulator of transforming growth factor β signaling. Sulfenylation of Smad3 at cysteine-64 inhibits its DNA binding activity, while mutation of this site attenuates the protective effects of SO2 on angiotensin II-induced vascular remodeling and hypertension. Taken together, our findings highlight the important role of SO2 in vascular pathophysiology through a redox-dependent mechanism. Vascular smooth muscle cell-derived endogenous SO2 regulates vascular remodeling and hypertension in vivo. SO2 may facilitate H2O2-mediated protein cysteine oxidation. Chemoproteomics reveals Smad3C64 as a target of SO2-dependent sulfenylation. Smad3C64 is required for SO2-dependent regulation of vascular functions in vivo.
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