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PS? Engulfing phagocyte Apoptotic cell Phagocytosis ATP Phosphatidyl serine (PS) normally on the inner leaflet of the plasma membrane ‘flips’ to the outer leaflet TSP, macrophage secreted glycoprotein which provides a ‘bridge’ between the macrophage and an apoptotic cell Exposure of sugar residues on cell-surface carbohydrates Lectins recognize and interact with sugars CDI4 Plasma membrane-bound glycoprotein which binds lipid molecules Ion flux *α vB3 *CD36 Croquemort (drosophila) DOCK I80 (CED5 homolog) PS receptor (CDI4?) Contains SH3 domain which allows interaction with signaling pathways - regulation of cytoskeleton and cell motility ? ABC Transporter (CED7 homolog) role in phagocytosis unclear *Adhesion molecules which bind TSP and signal via tyrosine kinases Thrombospondin (TSP) moiety Mitochondria Pro-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members promote, and anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members block mitochondrial cytochrome c release Bax Cytochrome c Apaf-I Apoptosome Caspase-9 tetramer Procaspase-9 Bcl-x L blocks? Caspases- 3,6,7 BH2 BHI BH3 BH4 TM BH2 BHI BH3 BH4 TM BH2 BHI BH3 BH4 TM BH3 BH4 TM BH3 TM N C Bax, Bak, Mtd/Bok Bcl-x S Bik, Hrk, Bim, Blk Bad, Bid Pro-apoptotic Bcl-2, Bcl-x L , Mcl-I Bcl-w, A-I Anti-apoptotic BH3 The Bcl-2 Family TNF receptor (TNFR) (monomer, cysteines in yellow, contact residues in red) Ligand (TNF) (trimer, contact residues in red) Active caspase-8 tetramer Apoptosis TNF-family death receptors TNF FasL TRAIL TRAIL TNFR TRAIL-R2 FADD FADD c-IAP TRAF- I TRAF-2 ? TRAIL-RI TRADD Recruits and permits caspase-8 transactivation Recruits and permits caspase-8 transactivation Unknown adaptor recruits and permits caspase-8 transactivation Inhibits TNF - induced apoptosis p53 Nuclear signal IKKI/IKK2 Calcineurin JNK/SAPK EGR-3 AP-I IKKI/IKK2 Phosphorylation and dissociation Active Inactive complex Transcriptional regulation e.g.Bax Death NF-AT NF-AT Stress signals T-cell receptor activation DNA damage Fos/Jun heterodimers NF-κB NF-κB NF-κB NF-κB IκB IκB FasL transcription EGR-3 IL-3 IL-3R IGF-I IGF-IR PI 3-kinase AKT (PKB) SCF Ceramide wortmannin Bad Akt P Bcl-2 Bax Bcl-x L Bcl-x L Bad P Survival signals Kit (SCF-R ) Phosphorylation and inactivation of Bad *SerI36 P Bad *SerI36 SerII2 *SerI36 SerII2 Sequestration of Bad 14-3-3 Bad *Required for survival-promoting activity Dissociation of Bad/Bcl-2 and Bad/Bcl-x L heterodimers Neutralization of pro-apoptotic effects of Bax Perforin Granzyme B (GrB ) ? Perforin Death Granzyme B Cytotoxic T cell Gr B + rab5 + Gr B + rab4 + Gr B + Gr B + Non-classical receptor- mediated entry Mechanism of perforin entry unknown Executioner caspase Activated caspase tetramer Cytosolic granzyme B rab5 rab4 lgpI20 Cathepsin D Cytochr ome c M-6-P-R Target cell 3 6 7 8 10 9 I 4 5 2 Executioner caspases Initiator caspases Inflammatory caspases Executioner caspase Initiator caspase Adaptors Caspases Transactivation Active caspase tetramer (2 heterodimers) Active caspase-3 DNA fragmentation I80 bp oligo- nucleosomal fragments Internucleosomal DNA cleavage CAD/ DFF40/ CPAN Active nuclease iC AD/ DFF45 PARP Other target substrates: pro-IL-I β (caspase-I) lamins A/C (caspase-6) fodrin, Mdm2, UI -70 kDa, actin (caspase-3) FAK Focal adhesion kinase IC AD-L Inhibitor of caspase-activated DNAse PAK-2 p2I-associated kinase PARP Poly-ADP-ribose polymerase PKC Protein kinase C IGF-IR Insulin-like growth factor I receptor IL-3R Interleukin-3 receptor SCF-R Stem cell factor receptor PA-DEVD 213 G-RP DNA-PK DNA- DEVD 2712 N-PK Retinoblastoma Retino-DEAD 886 G-blastoma PKC- δ PKC- DMQD 330 N -δ PAK-2 PA-EVD 212 G -K-2 Gelsolin Gel- DQTD 352 G -solin MEKK- I ME-DTVD 874 G-KK- I Substrate cleavage Mediate membrane and morphological changes IC AD-L (-S) IC -DEPD 117 -AD-L IC -DAVD 224 -AD-S DNA fragmentation Disruption of cell-cycle control FAK F-VSWD 704 S-AK F-DQTD 772 S-AK Loss of cellular adhesion Disable DNA repair mechanisms Death effector domain Caspase recruitment domain Prodomain Protease subunits TNF TRAIL TRADD FADD TRAF IAP Death effector domain Death domain Tumor necrosis factor TNF-related apoptosis-inducing ligand TNF-receptor-associated death domain Fas-associated death domain TNFR-associated factor Inhibitor of apoptosis protein Death domain Fas SerII2 P Apoptosis Burial Execution Initiation LIT.APOP.2010.1 Copyright © 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. Based on an original design by Sheila Betts. Your first choice for antibodies! North & South America Tel: +1 800 265 7376 Fax: +1 919 878 3751 Email: Worldwide Tel: +44 1865 852 700 Fax: +44 1865 852 739 Email: Europe Tel: 00800 CALL 4ABD (00800 2255 4223) Fax: 00800 2FAX 2ABD (00800 2329 2223) Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Helen M. Beere and Douglas R. Green La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology, 10355 Science Center Drive, San Diego, CA 92121, USA With thanks to Joshua Goldstein, Carl Ware, Michael Pinkoski, Shailaja Kasibhatla and Nigel Waterhouse FREE PERSONALIZED Antibody Detective Service www.abdserotec.com/ADS

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Page 1: Apoptosis - Microsoft · Apoptosis TNF-family death receptors TNF FasL TRAIL TRAIL TNFR TRAIL-R2 FADD c-IAP TRAF- I TRAF-2? TRAIL-RI TRADD Recruits and permits caspase-8 transactivation

PS?

Engul�ngphagocyte

Apoptoticcell

Phagocytosis

ATP

Phosphatidyl serine (PS)normally on the inner lea�et

of the plasma membrane‘�ips’ to the outer lea�et

TSP, macrophagesecreted

glycopr oteinwhich provides a‘bridge’ betw eenthe macrophage

and an apoptotic cell

Exposure of sugarresidues on cell-surface

carbohydratesLectins

recognize and interactwith sugars

CDI4Plasma membrane-boundglycoprotein which binds

lipid molecules

Ion �ux

*αvB3

*CD36Croquemort(drosophila)

DOCK I80(CED5 homolog)

PS receptor(CDI4?)

Contains SH3 domainwhich allows

interaction withsignaling pathways -

regulation ofcytoskeleton and

cell motility ?

ABC Transporter(CED7 homolog)

role in phagocytosisunclear

*Adhesion moleculeswhich bind TSP

and signal viatyrosine kinasesThrombospondin

(TSP) moiety

Mitochondria

Pro-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members promote,and anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members block

mitochondrial cytochrome c releaseBax

Cytochrome c

Apaf-I

Apoptosome

Caspase-9tetramer

Procaspase-9Bcl-xL blocks?

Caspases-3,6,7

BH2BHIBH3BH4 TM

BH2BHIBH3BH4 TM

BH2BHIBH3BH4 TM

BH3BH4 TM

BH3 TM

NC

Bax, Bak,Mtd/Bok

Bcl-xS

Bik, Hrk,Bim, Blk

Bad, Bid

Pro-apoptotic

Bcl-2, Bcl-x L,Mcl-I

Bcl-w, A-I

Anti-apoptotic

BH3

The Bcl-2 Family

TNF receptor (TNFR)(monomer, cysteines in yellow,

contact residues in red)

Ligand (TNF)(trimer, contactresidues in red)

Activecaspase-8tetramer

Apoptosis

TNF-family death receptorsTNF FasL TRAILTRAIL

TNFR TRAIL-R2

FADDFADD

c-IAP

TRAF- ITRAF-2

?

TRAIL-RI

TRADD

Recruits and permitscaspase-8 transactivation

Recruits and permitscaspase-8 transactivation

Unknown adaptorrecruits and permits

caspase-8 transactivationInhibits TNF-

induced apoptosis

p53

Nuclearsignal

IKKI/IKK2

Calcineurin JNK/SAPK

EGR-3 AP-I

IKKI/IKK2

Phosphorylationand dissociation

Active

Inactivecomplex

Transcriptionalregulation

e.g. Bax

Death

NF-AT

NF-AT

Stress signals

T- cell receptor activation

DNA damage

Fos/Junheterodimers

NF-κB

NF-κB NF-κB

NF-κBIκB

IκB

FasL transcriptionEGR-3

IL-3

IL-3R

IGF-I

IGF-IR

PI 3-kinase

AKT (PKB)

SCF

Ceramide wortmannin

BadAkt

P

Bcl-2

BaxBcl-xL

Bcl-xLBad

P

Survivalsignals

Kit(SCF-R )

Phosphorylation andinactivation

of Bad

*SerI36

PBad

*SerI36

SerII2

*SerI36

SerII2

Sequestrationof Bad

14-3-3Bad

*Required forsurvival-promoting activity

Dissociationof Bad/Bcl-2 and

Bad/Bcl-xLheterodimers

Neutralization ofpro-apoptotic e�ects

of Bax

PerforinGranzyme B(GrB )

?

Perforin

Death

Granzyme B

Cytotoxic T cell

Gr B+

rab5+

Gr B+

rab4+

Gr B+

Gr B+

Non-classical receptor-mediated entry

Mechanism of perforinentry unknown

Executionercaspase

Activatedcaspase tetramer

Cytosolicgranzyme B

rab5 –

rab4 –

lgpI20 –

Cathepsin D –

Cytochrome c –

M-6-P-R –

Target cell

3 6 7 8 10 9 I 4 5 2

Executioner caspases Initiator caspases In�ammatory caspases

Executioner caspase Initiatorcaspase

Adaptors

Caspases

Transactivation Active caspasetetramer (2 heterodimers)

Activecaspase-3

DNA fragmentationI80 bp oligo-nucleosomalfragments

InternucleosomalDNA cleavage

CAD/DFF40/CPAN

Activenuclease iC AD/

DFF45

PARP

Other target substrates:pro-IL-I β (caspase-I)lamins A/C (caspase-6)fodrin, Mdm2, UI -70 kDa, actin (caspase-3)

FAK Focal adhesion kinaseIC AD-L Inhibitor of caspase-activated DNAsePAK-2 p2I-associated kinasePARP Poly-ADP-ribose polymerasePKC Protein kinase C

IGF-IR Insulin-like growth factor I receptorIL-3R Interleukin-3 receptorSCF-R Stem cell factor receptor

PA-DEVD 213 G-RP

DNA-PK

DNA-DEVD 2712N-PK

Retinoblastoma

Retino-DEAD 886 G-blastoma

PKC-δ

PKC- DMQD330 N -δ

PAK-2

PA-EVD212G-K-2

Gelsolin

Gel-DQTD352 G-solin

MEKK- I

ME-DTVD874 G-KK- I

Substratecleavage

Mediate membrane andmorphological changes

IC AD-L (-S)

IC -DEPD117 -AD-LIC -DAVD224-AD-S

DNA fragmentation

Disruption of cell-cyclecontrol

FAK

F-VSWD704 S-AKF-DQTD 772 S-AK

Loss of cellular adhesion

Disable DNA repairmechanisms

Death e�ector domain

Caspase recruitment domain

Prodomain

Protease subunits

TNFTRAILTRADDFADDTRAFIAP

Death e�ector domainDeath domainTumor necrosis factorTNF-related apoptosis-inducing ligandTNF-receptor-associated death domainFas-associated death domainTNFR-associated factorInhibitor of apoptosis protein

Deathdomain

Fas

SerII2

P

Apoptosis

Burial

Execution

Initiation

LIT.APOP.2010.1

Copyright © 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. Based on an original design by Sheila Betts.

Your �rst choice for antibodies!North & South America Tel: +1 800 265 7376 Fax: +1 919 878 3751 Email:

Worldwide Tel: +44 1865 852 700 Fax: +44 1865 852 739 Email:

Europe Tel: 00800 CALL 4ABD (00800 2255 4223)

Fax: 00800 2FAX 2ABD (00800 2329 2223) Email: [email protected]

[email protected]@abdserotec.com

Helen M. Beere and Douglas R. GreenLa Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology, 10355 Science Center Drive, San Diego, CA 92121, USA

With thanks to Joshua Goldstein, Carl Ware, Michael Pinkoski, Shailaja Kasibhatla and Nigel Waterhouse

FREE

PERSONALIZEDAntibody Detective

Service

www.abdserotec.com/ADS

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