Cross-talking between autophagy and viral infection in mammalian cells Hongya HAN;Lishu ZHANG ;Xinxian DAI;Yanpeng ZHENG; College of Life Sciences & Bioengineering,

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Cross-talking between autophagy and viral infection in mammalian cells Hongya HAN;Lishu ZHANG ;Xinxian DAI;Yanpeng ZHENG; College of Life Sciences & Bioengineering, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing , China ; Fig.1 The cross-talking between viruses and host cells. A: Beclin1 is a component PI3KBeclin1 complex which acts an important role in the initial stage of autophagy. UVRAG is a part of the PI3KBeclin1 complex and representing an important signaling checkpoint in autophagy, while BCL-2 is able to inhibit autophagy by interacting with Beclin 1 as a negative regulator. It is because the essential roles of PI3KBeclin1 complex, several viruses evolve some strategies to combat or employ it for their own benefits. HSV-1 expresses protein ICP34.5, HIV-1 has Nef, Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus KSHV produces vBCL-2 and the murine γ-herpesvirus 68 encodes protein M11, as well as HBV express protein HBx to suppress autophagy by blocking the Beclin1. B: mTOR is known as the key down-regulator of autophagy induction, which can be inhibited by rapamycin and activated by amino acids. Class I PI3KAkt lies on the upstream of mTOR and acts positively on it to inhibit autophagy, whereas the phosphatase and tension homolog PTEN acts antagonistically to the class I PI3K to induce autophagy indirectly. Besides, the ULK-Atg13-FIP200 complexe is a direct target of mTOR and important regulator of autophagy in response to mTOR signaling. Additionally, mTOR activity inhibits p73, which is the inducer of cellular autophagy, and in TNFα-treated cell, mTOR is necessary for NF-κB activation mediated repression of autophagy. In HCMV infected cells, mTOR can be activated to suppress autophagy for its own benefits. C: When viruses replicating in cells, the viral dsRNA activates PKR to phosphorylate eIF2α and then mediate viruses degradation through autophagy. However, HSV-1 has possibility encoding ICP34.5 to suppress cellular autophagy by dephosphorylating eIF2α in PKR pathway. In pDCs, the autophagic vesicles can wrap the replication intermediate of escaped VSV in cytoplasmic and then fuse with endosome who contain TLR7 to recognize viral replication intermediate to produce IFN- α. As we know, the viral dsRNA also stimulates IFN-α production via RIG-1 and ISP-1. Interestingly, in mouse embryonic fibroblasts MEFs, the IFN-α production can be down-regulated in response to VSV by Atg5-Atg12 direct association with both RIG-I and IPS-1 through the caspase recruitment domains. For adaptive immunity, autophagy can deliver antigens into autophagosomes for processing by acidic proteases before MHC class II presentation. For example, autophagy helps presentation of endogenous EBNA-1 to T cells in EBV infected cells. D: Besides, TLR3, TLR4 and TLR7 are able to induce autophagy in certain cells. MHV, Poliovirus and CVB3 as well as HCV are capable inducing autophagosomes to generate sites and support their replication. Besides, HCV and CVB3 can suppress autophagic protein degradation by blocking the fusion of autophagosome and lysosome. Certain viruses such as enterovirus 71, influenza A virus, BVDV, human parvovirus B19 and dengue virus-2 are able to activate autophagy to enhance the efficiency of viral replication, but detail mechanisms are still unclear. More interestingly, Env of HIV is able to induce autophagy and accumulate the Beclin 1 in uninfected cells via CXCR4 Frontiers in Biology,2010,5(6), Doi: /s