Key result
AUF1 overexpression in HeLa cells identified 1,290 differentially expressed proteins, revealing that DDX5 is negatively regulated by AUF1 and promotes Coxsackievirus B replication.
Why the study?
To provide insight into the role of AUF1 during viral infection following its cleavage by Coxsackievirus B.
Does AUF1 cleavage by Coxsackievirus B affect DDX5 regulation and viral replication in HeLa cells?
Does AUF1 cleavage by Coxsackievirus B affect DDX5 regulation and viral replication in HeLa cells?
The study identifies DDX5 as a protein negatively regulated by AUF1 that promotes Coxsackievirus B replication, offering a potential novel antiviral therapy target.
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DDX5 may be a target for future antiviral strategies against Coxsackievirus B; leaves open whether AUF1 modulation affects replication in vivo or clinically.
) plays a specific cleavage role on AU-rich binding factor (AUF1, also called hnRNP D), which consequently disputes the regulation of AUF1 on downstream molecules. In our study, the iTRAQ approach was first used to quantify the differentially expressed cellular proteins in AUF1-overexpressing HeLa cells, which provides straightforward insight into the role of AUF1 during viral infection. A total of 1,290 differentially expressed proteins (DEPs), including 882 upregulated and 408 downregulated proteins, were identified. The DEPs are involved in a variety of cellular processes via GO terms, protein-protein interactions, and a series of further bioinformatics analyses. Among the DEPs, some demonstrated important roles in cellular metabolism. In particular, DDX5 was further verified to be negatively regulated by AUF1 and increased in CVB-infected cells, which in turn promoted CVB replication. These findings provide potential novel ideas for exploring new antiviral therapy targets.
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Wang et al. (2022) studied Coxsackievirus B infection. AUF1 overexpression was evaluated on Differentially expressed proteins. AUF1 overexpression in HeLa cells identified 1,290 differentially expressed proteins, revealing that DDX5 is negatively regulated by AUF1 and promotes Coxsackievirus B replication.
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