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Regulation of Human Immune System by TMED7 Christ’s College ERSS 4 th September 2012 Ardi Liaunardy-Jopeace Prof. Nick Gay Lab Department of Biochemistry

Regulation of Human Immune System by TMED7 Christs College ERSS 4 th September 2012 Ardi Liaunardy-Jopeace Prof. Nick Gay Lab Department of Biochemistry

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Page 1: Regulation of Human Immune System by TMED7 Christs College ERSS 4 th September 2012 Ardi Liaunardy-Jopeace Prof. Nick Gay Lab Department of Biochemistry

Regulation of Human Immune System by TMED7

Christ’s College ERSS4th September 2012

Ardi Liaunardy-JopeaceProf. Nick Gay Lab

Department of Biochemistry

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What is Biochemistry?

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PROTEINS!

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Immunity

Germs!!! Bleurgh..

Innate immune response

Adaptive immune response• Vaccination• Antibodies• Specific

Outside Inside

Physical and chemical barrierse.g. skin, mucous membrane

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Immunity

Germs!!! Bleurgh..

Innate immune response• Non-specific• Acute response• Requires

pattern-recognition receptors (PRRs)

Adaptive immune response

Outside Inside

Physical and chemical barrierse.g. skin, mucus membrane

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Innate ImmunityOutside of cell

Cell surface

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Members of Toll-like receptor family in human

Kanzler et. al., Nature Medicine Vol. 13, No. 5, May 2007

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Birth of proteins

Nucleus

DNA RNA Protein

Golgi apparatus

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

Mature proteins

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Receptor signallingSignal

Receptor, e.g. TLR4

Message is relayed involving many proteins

Nucleus Output: production of certain proteins in response to the signal

Information arrival

Information detection

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TLR4 signalling There are two distinct pathways

TLR4

Mal-MyD88

NF-κB transcription factor

Inflammation

TLR4

TRAM-TRIF

IRF3 transcription factor

Antiviral response

Plasma membrane Endosomes

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Toll-like receptor 4 signalling

TLR4

CD14MD2

Early endosome

Antiviral response

Inflammation

Cell surface

LPS

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How do you control TLR4 activity?

TMED7?

TMED7?

Control their production? Control their activity once they have been produced and activated?

Pre-activation Post-activation

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What is TMED7?

GOLD domain

Coiled-coil region for binding to itself

Membrane

The tail contains a ‘post code’ information

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Results

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TMED7 makes a physical contact with TLR4

GOLD domain

Coiled-coil region for binding to itself

Membrane

Surface where the contact is made

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How does TMED7 control TLR4?

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Experiment #1TMED7 sends TLR4 to the correct place

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Inflammation

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Inflammation

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Inflammation

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Antiviral

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Summary

• Increasing TMED7 on its own can elevate both the inflammation and antiviral responses without signal from LPS

• But this has very little/ no effects on LPS- stimulated activations of both pathways

• Hypothesis: TMED7 sends TLR4 to the correct places, therefore increases the availability of TLR4

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TMED7?

TMED7?

HypothesisProtein production Message relay process

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Experiment #2

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Endosome/ ER lumen

Cytoplasm

Full length (TMED7)

GOLD domain + coiled coil domain (CC)

GOLD domain (GOLD)

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Antiviral

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Inflammation

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Inflammation

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0 1 10 25 50 1000

20

40

60

80

100

120

TMED7CCGOLD

Amount of TMED7 or CC or GOLD

Resp

onse

Inflammation responseWithout signal from LPS

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Hypothesis

Protein production Message relay process

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???

Postcode-less TMED7 (CC)

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Summary

• TLR4 is important for detecting attacking pathogens by recognising bacterial components

• Signal from LPS leads to rapid innate immune responses such as inflammation, redness, fever

• This activity can be controlled pre- or post- LPS signal

• TMED7 makes a physical contact with TLR4• TMED7 acts as a birth controller/ chaperone of TLR4

and hence regulating TLR4’s activity pre-LPS signal

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Relevance?

• Innate immunity is a bridge to adaptive immunity

Hey, I just met you, and this is crazy. But here’s a germ, so kill it in the future, maybe?

Sure!

Innate immunity Adaptive immunity

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Relevance?

• Inflammation versus antiviral responses• How much inflammation do we need?– Septic shock– Autoimmune diseases

• Exploiting the pathways so we can get a more favourable outcome?

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Thanks for not falling asleep!

Questions?