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- Title
Human lung vascular endothelium may limit infection with HRV16 via IFN-μ-dependent mechanisms.
- Authors
GAWRYSIAK, MATEUSZ; SZEWCZYK, ROBERT; KOBIERECKI, MATEUSZ; SZYMAŃSKI, MICHAŁ; GAJEWSKI, ADRIAN; GULBAS, IZABELA; MICHLEWSKA, SYLWIA; CHAŁUBIŃSKI, MACIEJ
- Abstract
Human rhinovirus 16 (HRV16) may induce inflammatory and antiviral responses in the human lung vascular endothelium (ECs) and impair its barrier functions after infection. However, ECs may regain barrier and metabolic functions. Mechanisms of limitation of HRV16 infection in the lung vascular endothelium are unknown. Human lung vascular endothelium (HMVEC-L) was infected with HRV16. IFN-β, OAS-1, and PKR expression was assessed by real-time PCR, flow cytometry, and confocal microscope. To prove the significance of IFN-β in the limitation of HRV16 replication, HMVEC-Ls were preincubated with anti-IFN-β Abs. To prove the involvement of OAS-1 and PKR in the IFNdependent limitation of HRV16 replication, HMVEC-Ls were transfected with respective siRNA. HRV16 stimulated IFN-β production and activated intracellular mechanisms of antiviral immunity based on OAS-1 and PKR activation. Blocking of IFN-β contributed to the inhibition of intracellular mechanisms of antiviral immunity (OAS-1, PKR) and boosted replication of HRV16. Effective OAS-1 silencing by siRNA caused the increase of HRV16 copy numbers after HRV16 infection. siRNA upregulated the other genes related to the antiviral response. The infected lung vascular endothelium may limit the HRV16 infection. This limitation may be associated with the induction of IFN-β-dependent intracellular mechanisms based on OAS-1 and PKR activity.
- Subjects
VASCULAR endothelium; LUNGS; ENDOTHELIUM; LUNG infections; FLOW cytometry; INFECTION; SMALL interfering RNA
- Publication
APMIS, 2024, Vol 132, Issue 2, p112
- ISSN
0903-4641
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1111/apm.13361