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• W2950136586 abstract "ABSTRACT Molecular chaperones and co-chaperones are the most abundant cellular effectors of protein homeostasis, assisting protein folding and preventing aggregation of misfolded proteins. We have previously shown that HSV-1 infection results in the drastic spatial reorganization of the cellular chaperone Hsc70 into nuclear domains called VICE ( V irus I nduced C haperone E nriched) domains and that this recruitment is dependent on the viral immediate early protein ICP22. In this paper, we present several lines of evidence supporting the notion that ICP22 functions as a virally encoded co-chaperone (J-protein/Hsp40) functioning together with its Hsc70 partner to recognize and manage aggregated and misfolded proteins. We show that ICP22 results in (i) nuclear sequestration of non-native proteins, (ii) reduction of cytoplasmic aggresomes in cells expressing aggregation-prone proteins and (iii) thermoprotection against heat-inactivation of firefly luciferase. (iv) Sequence homology analysis indicated that ICP22 contains an N-terminal J-domain and a C-terminal substrate binding domain, similar to type II cellular J-proteins. ICP22 may, thus, be functionally similar to J-protein/Hsp40 co-chaperones that function together with their HSP70 partners to prevent aggregation of non-native proteins. This is not the first example of a virus hijacking a function of a cellular chaperone, as SV40 T Antigen was previously shown to contain a J-domain; however, this the first known example of the acquisition of a complete J-like protein by a virus and suggests that HSV has taken advantage of the adaptable nature of J-proteins to evolve a multi-functional co-chaperone that functions with Hsc70 to promote lytic infection. IMPORTANCE Viruses have evolved a variety of strategies to succeed in a hostile environment. The HSV immediate early protein ICP22 plays several roles in the virus life cycle including down-regulation of cellular gene expression, up-regulation of late viral gene expression, inhibition of apoptosis, prevention of aggregation of non-native proteins and the recruitment of a cellular heat shock protein, Hsc70, to nuclear domains. We present evidence that ICP22 resembles a cellular J-protein/HSP40 family co-chaperone, interacting specifically with Hsc70. This is the first known example of the acquisition of a complete J-like protein by a virus and suggests that HSV has evolved to manipulate the host proteostatic machinery during the establishment of lytic infection." @default.
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• W2950136586 date "2019-06-14" @default.
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• W2950136586 title "The HSV-1 immediate early protein ICP22 is a J-like protein required for Hsc70 reorganization during lytic infection" @default.
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