Alternative splicing of hepatitis B virus: A novel virus/host interaction altering liver immunity.
Alternative splicing of hepatitis B virus: A novel virus/host interaction altering liver immunity.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jhep.2017.05.025
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发表时间:
2017-10
影响因子:
25.7
通讯作者:
Soussan P
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Duriez M;Mandouri Y;Lekbaby B;Wang H;Schnuriger A;Redelsperger F;Guerrera CI;Lefevre M;Fauveau V;Ahodantin J;Quetier I;Chhuon C;Gourari S;Boissonnas A;Gill U;Kennedy P;Debzi N;Sitterlin D;Maini MK;Kremsdorf D;Soussan P
Hepatitis B virus (HBV) RNA can undergo alternative splicing but the relevance of this post-transcriptional regulation remains elusive. Here, the mechanism of HBV alternative splicing regulation and its impact on liver pathogenesis were investigated. HBV RNA-interacting proteins were identified by RNA pull-down combined to mass spectrometry analysis. HBV splicing regulation was investigated in chemically and surgically induced liver damage in whole HBV genome transgenic mice and in hepatoma cells. Viral and endogenous gene expression were quantified by RT-qPCR, western blot and ELISA. Resident liver immune cells were studied by FACS. HBV pregenomic RNA-interacting proteins were identified and 15% were directly related to the splicing machinery. Expression of these splicing factors was modulated in HBV transgenic mice under liver injuries and contributed to an increase of the HBV spliced RNA encoding for HBV splicing-generated protein (HBSP). HBSP transgenic mice exhibited an attenuated hepatic damage under chemically induced liver fibrosis. The protective effect of HBSP resulted from a decrease of inflammatory monocyte/macrophage recruitment through a downregulation of CCL2 expression produced by hepatocytes. In human hepatoma cells, ability of HBSP to control CCL2 expression was confirmed and maintained in a whole HBV context. Finally, viral spliced RNA detection related to a decrease of CCL2 expression in liver of HBV chronic carriers underscored this mechanism. Microenvironment modified by liver injury increased HBSP RNA expression through splicing factors regulation, which in turns controlled hepatocyte chemokine synthesis. This feedback mechanism suggests a novel insight in liver immunopathogenesis during HBV infection. Hepatitis B virus persists during decades in liver of chronic infected patients. One of the main mechanisms developed by this virus to persist is to escape immune response. Our study highlights how the crosstalk between virus and liver infected cells may contribute to this immune escape.
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通讯作者:
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通讯作者:
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