Plasmodium falciparum infection reshapes the human microRNA profiles of red blood cells and their extracellular vesicles

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•Nine miRNAs were highly expressed in red blood cells after P. falciparum infection•Members of the let-7 family downregulated infection•Hsa-miR-451a was most abundant secreted miRNA within RBCs•The identified target genes that play roles immune responses Plasmodium falciparum, a human malaria parasite, develops (RBCs), which represent approximately 70% all cells. Additionally, RBC-derived extracellular vesicles (RBC-EVs) 7.3% total EV population. The microRNAs (miRNAs) consequences infection are unclear. Here, we analyzed profiles non-infected RBCs (niRBCs), ring-infected (riRBCs), and trophozoite-infected (trRBCs), as well those EVs from these Hsa-miR-451a RBC RBC-EV populations, but its expression level not affected by infection. Overall, their altered significantly Most differentially shared between EVs. A prediction analysis revealed possible identity targeted (CXCL10, OAS1, IL7, CCL5) involved immunomodulation. Malaria has major impact on health worldwide. 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Boardman L.A. al.Novel Approach Fecal Occult Testing Assay Erythrocyte-Specific Markers.Dig. Dis. 62: 1985-1994Crossref (22) miR-451a similar types, normalized 17×106, 16.7×106, 15.7×106, respectively. Similarly, differ 8.6×105, 6.5×105, 6.8×105, respectively 2). Next, C-C motive chemokine ligand (CLC) Genomics software V22 riRBCs versus niRBCs. Clean reads miRbase v22 database. 206 26 upregulated (fold change >5), respectively, 3A). Furthermore, 321 53 3B). Figure 3C shows heatmap top 50 (see Table S1). To generate heatmap, values (total counts) differential CLC V22, statistical significance calculated 10% false discovery (FDR)-adjusted p value. showed very low, homogeneous (RBCs 1–6 3E). However, marked color evident (Rings 1–9 Trophs 3C), indicating increased miRNAs. general, slightly harvested 4–6 h postinvasion 1–3 3C) more prominently 8–14 4–9 3C). raw deposited NCBI (Bioproject Number: PRJNA897869). comparison distribution 63 downregulated, riRBC-EVs niRBC-EVs 3D). 144 trRBC-EVs 3F 12 S2). generated earlier section. As seen majority uninfected 1–5 3F), 3F). 393 cutoff ≥2). common 30 3G). subsections focus nine (those highest significance) Ingenuity Pathway (IPA) software. candidates listed 1.Table 1Top iRBCs-EVsmiRNAAccession numberSequenceTarget (Predicted)hsa-miR-6499-3pMIMAT0025451AGCAGUGUUUGUUUUGCCCACANFKBIAhsa-miR-432-5pMIMAT0025450UCGGGCGCAAGAGCACUGCAGUIL7hsa-miR-585-5pMIMAT0026618CUAGCACACAGAUACGCCCAGAIL6SThsa-miR-12131MI0039733UCCCUGCCCUUUAUUUGGGAGUACACCUCUCCAAAUAUACAGUUAACUGAUGUUUUACUGUUUAUUUGGAGAGGUGUACUCCCAAAUAAAGGGCAUACCCUC-hsa-miR-1245b-5pMI0017431UUUAUAUGUAGGCCUUUAGAUCACUUAAAGAGUAUUCAACAUCAGAUGAUCUAAAGGCCUAUACAUAAAMAPK13hsa-miR-662MI0003670GCUGUUGAGGCUGCGCAGCCAGGCCCUGACGGUGGGGUGGCUGCGGGCCUUCUGAAGGUCUCCCACGUUGUGGCCCAGCAGCGCAGUCACGUUGCLTBRhsa-miR-148a-5pMI0000253GAGGCAAAGUUCUGAGACACUCCGACUCUGAGUAUGAUAGAAGUCAGUGCACUACAGAACUUUGUCUCIL22hsa-miR-9500MI0029185AAAAGGGAAGAUGGUGACCACAUAGGAGGGACAGCGGCCUUUCCAACAGGGGACCCUUGCCAGCCCXCL10hsa-miR-12136MI0039740GAAAAAGUCAUGGAGGCCAUGGGGUUGGCUUGAAACCAGCUUUGGGGGGUUCGAUUCCUUCCUUUUUUGUC-∗Relative KD: predicted convolutional neural network (CNN) predicts affinity any 12-nt sequence (Targetscan V8 Human). Open table new tab ∗Relative hsa-miR-6499-3p 4A). NFKBIA miR-6499-3p. acute phase signaling, activation neutrophils T (Tables S3 S4). ULBP3, natural killer (Figures 5A 5B ) S4).Figure 5Functional candidatesShow full caption(A) STRING clustering 4. Four clusters K-means clustering: blue (immune-regulatory interactions), (plasma signaling), yellow (HIF-1 phagosome pathways), green (cytokine receptor activity chemotaxis). pink connector lines database experimentally interactions, respectively.(B) g:Profiler graph showing significant biological pathways Transmembrane signaling pathway, followed various communication pathways.View Large Image ViewerDownload Hi-res image Download (PPT) (A) (B) pathways. hsa-miR-432-5p 4B). Among others, interlukin-7 (IL7), IL7 JAK1/JAK2 cytokine pathways, miR-432-5p 5B) hsa-miR-585-5p 4C). interlukin-6 (IL6ST) miR-585-5p. IL6ST pathway IL6 hsa-miR-12131 4D). No targets miRNA. hsa-miR-1245b-5p 4E). MAPK13, plays lymphocyte miR-1245b-5p hsa-miR-662 4F). LTBR, intercellular crosstalk dendritic cells, miR-662 hsa-miR-148a-5p 4G). miR-148a-5p interferon signaling. interlukin-22 (IL22) hsa-miR-9500 4H). miR-9500 C-X-C motif 10 (CXCL10), mediates innate adaptive systems hsa-miR-12136 4I). IPA aforementioned candidates. S4 lists functions. Search Tool Retrieval Interacting Genes/Proteins (STRING) method allocate encoded four according experimental records databases 5A). includes 19 nodes corresponding related immune-regulatory interactions. consists 23 contains hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF-1) Finally, 18 chemotaxis (for example: CXCL10, CCL5, necrosis super 4 [TNFSF4]) 5B). Members immunomodulatory 6 members iRBCs, let-7a-5p let-7d-5p 6A 6B). Within EVs, hsa-let-7a-5p trRBC-EVs, let-7f let-7g (versus niRBCs), 6C 6D). Our findings analyses prompted us examine whether end, performed extracted transcriptome RNA-seq V22. FDR-adjusted detect 7A statistically 20 upregulated, (Table We percentages dominant transcripts riosomal protiens (RPS12) L ribosomal 41 (RPL41) represented 19% 11% transcripts, two cytoplasmic ribosomes. RPS12 RPL41, ribosomes, 7B). signific

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عنوان ژورنال: iScience

سال: 2023

ISSN: ['2589-0042']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.isci.2023.107119