T cell receptor complex
associates with ITAM+ proteins
TCR expressed with CD3 chain at the surface —>needs association with ITAM proteins
Lck
coreceptor associates with starting tyrosine kinase Lck
Lck phosphorylates the ITAMs in the TCR upon co-receptor engagement with antigen: MHC
CD4 receptor binds MHC: peptide & constitutively associates with Lck
Lck inactive when ita terminal tyrosine is phosphorylated & binds the SH2 domain & the linker region binds the SH3 domain (binds proline-rich sequences)
unique phosphorylation leading to binding of own SH2 (inactive) removed by CD45 phosphatase —> SH3 domain releases linker region (CD45 pan leukocyte marker with phosphatase activity)
Lck is fully activated when its activation loop tyrosine in the kinase domain is autophosphorylated
Lck leads to phosphorylation of ITAMs in CD3
ZAP-70
ITAM recruited kinase specific for T-cells
ZAP-70 is recruited by tandem SH2 domains to the ITAMs
phosphorylated by Lck
inactive conformation: autoinhibition
activation: by phosphorylation
recruited via SH2 to ITAM
active conformation can transmit signal by phosphorylating substrates
effect of ZAP-70 activation
phosphorylation of scaffold proteins
Phospholipase Cγ
activated ZAP-70 phosphorylates scaffold proteins
complex leads to accumulation of phosphatidylinositol triphosphate PIP3 at the plasma membrane
scaffold complex & PIP3 recruit PLCγ & Itk (IL-2 inducible T-cell kinase)
PLCγ activated by phosphorylation from Itk
PH: pleckstrin homology domains binding to phosphorylated lipids (PH domains in PIP3)
crucial step in T-cell activation
Costimulatory signaling pathway
B7.1 & B7.2 are CD28 ligands expressed on specialized APC
B7 binding induces CD28 phosphorylation, activating PI3-kinase to produce PIP3
converts some phospholipids into PIP3
lipid metabolites
IP-3 & DAG for calcium flux into cells
PLCγ cleaves phosphatidylinositol bisphosphate PIP2 into diacylglycerol DAG & inositol triphosphate IP3
DAG anchored in the membrane —> recruits PKCθ /Ser/Thr kinase NFκB) & RasGRF (guanine exchange factor AP-1)
IP3 opens Ca2+ channels to allow Ca2+ from the ER into the cytosol
depletion of Ca2+ in the ER stimulates STIM1 aggregation
aggregated STIM1 binds & opens ORAI1 channels in the plasma membrane —>allows entering of extracellular Ca2+
—>two sources of Ca2+ (membrane vesicle + plasma membrane Ca2+ channel)
NFAT-dependent gene transcription
NFAT = nuclear factor of activated T-cells
activation by dephosphorylation
phosphorylation on Ser & Thr residues keeps NFAT in the cytoplasm of unstimulated cells
calcium entry activates the Ser/Thr phosphatase calcineurin which dephosphorylates NFAT
calmodulin forms a complex with calcineurin for its activation (calmodulin binds Ca2+)
dephosphorylated NFAT enters the nucleus & activates gene transcription
cyclosporin: immuno suppressor targeting calcineurin, used against auto-immune diseases
AP-1-dependent gene transcription
Ras initially inactive —>TCR signaling produces DAS which recruits Ras GRP to the membrane where it activates Ras
RasGRP = guanine exchange factor —>exchange GDP to GTP in Ras
Ras activates Raf (MAPKKK)—> phosphorylates Mek (MAPKK) —> phosphorylates Erk (MAPK)
three kinase cascade to activate MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase)
activated Erk enters the nucleus & activates TF Elk-1
Elk-1 stimulates transcription of FOS genes (intermediate TF)
activation of MAPK JNK (via PKCθ) allows it to enter the nucleus & phosphorylate c-Jun
c-Jun/c-FOS dimerization —> AP-1 TF
GTP-ase
resting state: small G protein bound to GDP
signaling activates guanine-nucleotide exchange factors —> increased rate of GDP & GTP exchange
GTP-bound small G protein is the active effector molecule
over time G-protein hydrolyzes GTP to GDP —>becomes inactive —>accelerated by GAPs
NFκ-dependent gene transcription
PKCθ dependent
DAG recruits PKCθ to the membrane where it phosphorylates intermediate proteins
scaffold complex recruits TRAF-6 (E3 ubiquitin ligase)
makes polyubiquitin scaffold on itself & NEMO
TAK1 recruited by TAB1/2 phosphorylates IκκB —> phosphorylates IκB inducing its ubiquitination & degradation
degradation of IκB releases NFκB —>activates transcription in the nucleus
ubiquitination: ubiquitin residue coupled by C-ter glycine to lysine residues of proteins by ubiquitin ligases
—>TRAF-6 K63 poly-ubiquitination for signal transmission
—>K48 poly-ubiquitination protein degradation (IκB)—> proteasome / lysosome mediated
summary
3 TF in total involved
Bcl-2/mTOR
other effect than changes in gene expression
—> cell survival
PIP3 recruits PDK1 & Akt —> PDK1 activates Akt
Akt phosphorylates Bad which releases Bcl-2 —> free Bcl-2 promotes cell survival
active Bcl-2 at the mitochondrial membrane prevents activation-induced cell death
—>biosynthesis
Akt phosphorylates TSC1/2 complex (GAP for the small GTPase Rheb)
release of Rheb—>binds mTOR (mammalian target of rapamycin)
increases lipid production, ribosome biosynthesis, mRNA synthesis & protein translation
increased integrin affinity
inside/outside signaling
activation of integrin adhesion & aggregation
after TCR stimulation, ADAP recruited to the LAT: Gads: SLP-76 complex
ADAP recruits SKAP & RIAM activating the small GTPase Rap1
active Rap1 induces LFA-1 aggregation & conversion to the high-affinity binding state
BCR signaling pathway
no CD3 but CD3-like Igα/Igß (no equivalent of coreceptor carrying a kinase)
phosphorylation of ITAMs on BCR tails by Src-family kinases
Blk/ Fy/ Lyn —> Lck (not attached to coreceptor but signaling associated with BCR)
associated to the ITAM+ associated proteins are all tyrosine kinases from the Src family
Syk —> ZAP-70 (binds to doubly phosphorylated ITAMS & activated upon binding)
B-cell & coreceptor stimulation induces tyrosine phosphorylation of Igα/Igß & cytoplasmic tail of CD19
BCR multimeric: signaling needs a platform to bring together several receptors (cSMAC in T-cells)
—>several antigens at the cell surface
CD19 (marker B-cells)/ CD21 / CD81 —> CD4/CD8 (B-cell coreceptors)
CD21: complement receptor 2 —> binds proteins tagged with a cleaved product from C3
cross-linking & clustering of the co-receptor with the antigen-receptor results in the phosphorylation of tyrosine residues in the ITAM sequence of cytoplasmic domains of BCR signaling subunits Igα/Igß
Phospholipase γ activation —> Btk phosphorylates PLCγ
BTK = ITK
calcium flux due to other kinase & induction NFAT
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