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Nucleoid structure and energy metabolism in chlamydial gene expression

Nucleoid structure and energy metabolism in chlamydial gene expression
衣原体基因表达中的核结构和能量代谢
批准号:
8771596
负责人:
SCOTT S GRIESHABER
金额:
$22.96万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2014-08-15 至 2016-07-31

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描述(申请人提供):衣原体属细菌是专性细胞内寄生虫,包括常见的人类病原体,如沙眼衣原体,这是性传播疾病和致盲沙眼的主要原因。与大多数细菌病原体不同,沙眼衣原体在两种不同的生理细胞形式之间交替感染:感染性基本体(EB)和复制性网状小体(RB)。两个组蛋白相关蛋白,HctA和HctB,调节衣原体染色质在发育形式和控制RNA聚合酶对DNA的访问之间的过渡过程中的紧凑和松弛。衣原体复制生态位的生物发生依赖于EB萌发成RB细胞型时蛋白质表达的重新启动。在分化过程中控制衣原体基因表达的因素仍然是一个重大的知识缺口。2-C-甲基-D-赤藓糖醇-2,4-环二磷酸(MEC)是甲基赤藓糖醇磷酸(MEP)合成异戊二烯途径的中间体,它促进衣原体组蛋白从分离的EB染色质结构中解离。MEP途径始于糖酵解中间产物甘油醛3-P和丙酮酸的缩合,因此可能受糖酵解活性的调节。衣原体已糖磷酸转运体UHPC在形态分化初期的表达,以及最近在体外被葡萄糖6-P激活的EBS的代谢表明,糖酵解和病原体能量代谢的激活与染色质解缩有时间上的联系。我们假设,组蛋白通过与染色体上的特定位点或结构元件结合,通过影响调控蛋白对启动子和参与分化控制的基因的访问,允许有序地控制早期基因的表达。我们进一步预测,新陈代谢的启动是控制组蛋白释放的关键因素。该建议的目的是确定染色质结构在发育调节中的作用,并在感染后立即启动EB能量代谢和调节EB染色质结构之间建立联系。染色质结构和从头基因转录之间的关系将使用高通量DNA-和RNA-SEQ技术来测量细菌在含有葡萄糖6-P的无宿主细胞培养基中孵育时和在早期分化过程中DNA可及性和RNA转录的变化。将体内发育早期EB染色质结构的调节与体外激活EBS的染色质结构变化进行比较,将为EB萌发的机制提供前所未有的深入了解。此外,由于哺乳动物细胞中不存在MEP途径,了解新陈代谢在激活衣原体致病循环中的新作用将为预防或治疗衣原体感染提供潜在的途径。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Bacteria of the genus Chlamydia are obligate intracellular parasites and include common human pathogens such as Chlamydia trachomatis, a leading cause of sexually transmitted diseases and blinding trachoma. Unlike most bacterial pathogens, C. trachomatis alternates between two physiologically distinct cell forms to establish infection: the infectious Elementary Body (EB) and replicative Reticulate Body (RB). Two histone related proteins, HctA and HctB, regulate compaction and relaxation of chlamydial chromatin during transition between developmental forms and control RNA polymerase access to the DNA. Biogenesis of the chlamydial replication niche depends on the re-initiation of protein expression as the EB germinates into the RB cell type. The factors controlling chlamydial gene expression during differentiation remains a significant knowledge gap. 2-C-methyl-D-erythritol-2,4-cyclodiphosphate (MEC) is an intermediate of the methylerythritol phosphate (MEP) pathway for isoprenoid synthesis that promotes dissociation of chlamydial histones from isolated EB chromatin structures. The MEP pathway starts with condensation of the glycolytic intermediates glyceraldehyde 3-P and pyruvate and is therefore likely to be regulated by glycolytic activity. Expression of the chlamydial hexose phosphate transporter UhpC at the onset of morphological differentiation and recently demonstrated metabolic activation of EBs by glucose 6-P in vitro suggests that activation of glycolysis and pathogen energy metabolism is temporally linked to chromatin decondensation. We hypothesize that the histones, by binding to specific sites or structural elements on the chromosome, allow ordered control of early gene expression by affecting the access of regulatory proteins to promoters and genes involved in the control of differentiation. We further predict that initiation of metabolism is a key element in controlling histone release. The aim of this proposal is to determine the role of chromatin structure in developmental regulation and to establish a link between initiation of EB energy metabolism and regulation of EB chromatin structure immediately upon infection. The relationship between chromatin structure and de novo gene transcription will be determined using high throughput DNA- and RNA-seq techniques to measure changes in DNA accessibility and RNA transcription upon incubation of bacteria in a host cell-free medium containing glucose 6-P, and during early differentiation. Comparing the regulation of the EB chromatin structure early in development in vivo to chromatin structure changes of activated EBs in vitro will provide unprecedented insight into the mechanisms of EB germination. Additionally, as the MEP pathway is not present in mammalian cells, understanding the novel role of metabolism in activating the chlamydial pathogenic cycle will provide potential avenues for preventing or treating chlamydial infections.
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