Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1801689110> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W1801689110 endingPage "1031" @default.
- W1801689110 startingPage "1015" @default.
- W1801689110 abstract "Overexpression of Leishmania histone H1 (LeishH1) was previously found to cause a promastigote-to-amastigote differentiation handicap, deregulation of cell-cycle progression, and loss of parasite infectivity. The aim of this study was to identify changes in the proteome of LeishH1 overexpressing parasites associated with the avirulent phenotype observed. 2D-gel electrophoresis analysis revealed only a small protein subset of differentially expressed proteins in the LeishH1 overexpressing promastigotes. Among these was the chaperone HSP83, known for its protective role in Leishmania drug-induced apoptosis, which displayed lower translational rates. To investigate if the lower expression levels of HSP83 are associated with the differentiation handicap, we assayed the thermostability of parasites by subjecting them to heat-shock (25°C→37°C), a natural stress-factor occurring during stage differentiation. Heat-shock promoted apoptosis to a greater extent in the LeishH1 overexpressing parasites. Interestingly, these parasites were not only more sensitive to heat-shock but also to drug-induced [Sb(III)] cell-death. In addition, the restoration of HSP83 levels re-established drug resistance, and restored infectivity to LeishH1 overexpressing parasites in the murine J774 macrophage model. Overall, this study suggests that LeishH1 levels are critical for the parasite's stress-induced adaptation within the mammalian host, and highlights the cross-talk between pathways involved in drug resistance, apoptosis and virulence." @default.
- W1801689110 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W1801689110 creator A5017715882 @default.
- W1801689110 creator A5040592899 @default.
- W1801689110 creator A5047209786 @default.
- W1801689110 creator A5064812054 @default.
- W1801689110 creator A5071629977 @default.
- W1801689110 creator A5079383178 @default.
- W1801689110 creator A5082769657 @default.
- W1801689110 date "2013-05-07" @default.
- W1801689110 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
- W1801689110 title "The loss of virulence of histone H1 overexpressing<i>L</i><i>eishmania donovani</i>parasites is directly associated with a reduction of HSP83 rate of translation" @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1529338648 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1563522949 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1721607384 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1729066006 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1833793080 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1923314344 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1963489265 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1966987992 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1967609695 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1967864456 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1973872761 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1975834426 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1981189028 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1984162571 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1987670728 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1988510768 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1990414704 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1991366673 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W1993623143 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2012829556 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2013594062 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2027109238 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2027919037 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2028117656 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2035032982 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2040927609 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2041817004 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2048352801 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2055063265 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2063357595 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2063424090 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2094189146 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2100837269 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2105258758 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2105736543 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2107855037 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2108516350 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2108709147 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2125044300 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2128698122 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2133181593 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2133714596 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2138881473 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2148976095 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2149957764 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2158187563 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2160821157 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2160888554 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2165187075 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2165547871 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2166492195 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2169484759 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2171023563 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2314741971 @default.
- W1801689110 cites W2316488573 @default.
- W1801689110 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/mmi.12240" @default.
- W1801689110 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23647017" @default.
- W1801689110 hasPublicationYear "2013" @default.
- W1801689110 type Work @default.
- W1801689110 sameAs 1801689110 @default.
- W1801689110 citedByCount "13" @default.
- W1801689110 countsByYear W18016891102014 @default.
- W1801689110 countsByYear W18016891102015 @default.
- W1801689110 countsByYear W18016891102016 @default.
- W1801689110 countsByYear W18016891102017 @default.
- W1801689110 countsByYear W18016891102018 @default.
- W1801689110 countsByYear W18016891102019 @default.
- W1801689110 countsByYear W18016891102020 @default.
- W1801689110 countsByYear W18016891102022 @default.
- W1801689110 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W1801689110 hasAuthorship W1801689110A5017715882 @default.
- W1801689110 hasAuthorship W1801689110A5040592899 @default.
- W1801689110 hasAuthorship W1801689110A5047209786 @default.
- W1801689110 hasAuthorship W1801689110A5064812054 @default.
- W1801689110 hasAuthorship W1801689110A5071629977 @default.
- W1801689110 hasAuthorship W1801689110A5079383178 @default.
- W1801689110 hasAuthorship W1801689110A5082769657 @default.
- W1801689110 hasBestOaLocation W18016891101 @default.
- W1801689110 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
- W1801689110 hasConcept C106358424 @default.
- W1801689110 hasConcept C136764020 @default.
- W1801689110 hasConcept C153911025 @default.
- W1801689110 hasConcept C159047783 @default.
- W1801689110 hasConcept C190283241 @default.
- W1801689110 hasConcept C205260736 @default.
- W1801689110 hasConcept C2522874641 @default.