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The interferon response circuit_ Induction and suppression by pathogenic viruses

The interferon response circuit_ Induction and suppression by pathogenic viruses
The interferon response circuit_ Induction and suppression by pathogenic viruses

The interferon response circuit:Induction and suppression

by pathogenic viruses

Otto Haller *,Georg Kochs,Friedemann Weber

Abteilung Virologie,Institut fu ¨r Medizinische Mikrobiologie und Hygiene,Universita ¨t Freiburg,D-79008Freiburg,Germany

Received 6September 2005;accepted 10September 2005

Abstract

Type I interferons (IFN-a /h )are potent antiviral cytokines and modulators of the adaptive immune system.They are induced by viral infection

or by double-stranded RNA (dsRNA),a by-product of viral replication,and lead to the production of a broad range of antiviral proteins and immunoactive cytokines.Viruses,in turn,have evolved multiple strategies to counter the IFN system which would otherwise stop virus growth early in infection.Here we discuss the current view on the balancing act between virus-induced IFN responses and the viral counterplayers.D 2005Elsevier Inc.All rights reserved.Contents

Introduction ...............................................................119The amazing power of the interferon system ..............................................120Pathways leading to IFN gene expression ................................................120Classical pathway...........................................................120TLR pathway in plasmacytoid dendritic cells.............................................121IFN receptor signaling ..........................................................122IFN-stimulated gene products with antiviral activity...........................................122Viral interference with cellular IFN responses ..............................................123Concluding remarks and outlook.....................................................125Acknowledgments ............................................................125References ......................

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Introduction

Viral infections in children and young adults are common and generally uneventful.In most instances,the patients recover and either eliminate the virus or incorporate it in a latent or persistent form without further problems.Although viruses are obligate intracellular parasites and rely entirely on the metabolic machinery of the host cell,they usually do not cause much harm.The main reason is that our body is not defenseless but makes use of numerous measures to keep viruses at bay.As we know,the type I interferon system is a major player in antiviral defense against all kinds of viruses.Virus-infected cells synthesize and secrete type I interferons (IFN-a /h )which warn the body of the dangerous intruders.

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Abbreviations:AdV,adenovirus;BDV ,Borna disease virus;BUNV,Bunyamwera virus;CSFV ,classical swine fever virus;DHFV,Dengue hemorrhagic fever virus;EBOV ,Ebola virus;EBV ,Epstein –Barr virus;FLUA V ,influenza A virus;FLUBV ,influenza B virus;HCV ,Hepatitis C virus;HHV-8,human herpes virus 8;HIV ,human immunodeficiency virus;HPV16,human papilloma virus 16;HPV18,human papilloma virus 18;HSV-1,herpes simplex virus 1;JEV ,Japanese encephalitis virus;PV ,Polio virus;RV ,Rabies virus;RSV ,respiratory syncytial virus;RVFV ,Rift valley fever virus;THOV,Thogoto virus;TMEV ,Theiler’s meningoencephalitis virus;VV ,Vaccinia virus;VSV ,vesicular stomatitis virus;WNV ,West Nile virus;YFV ,Yellow fever virus.

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Secreted IFNs circulate in the body and cause susceptible cells to express potent antiviral mechanisms which limit further viral growth and spread.IFN was discovered almost50years ago by Isaacs and Lindenmann as a cytokine interfering with virus replication(Isaacs and Lindenmann,1957).Since then,much progress has been made in demonstrating how IFNs are induced and how they work.However,only now we begin to appreciate to what extent viruses modulate the IFN response they evoke in the first place.Clearly,viruses would not be successful pathogens if they had not evolved efficient escape strategies allowing them to suppress IFN production,to down-modulate IFN signaling and to block the action of antiviral effector proteins.It is becoming increasingly clear that the IFN antagonistic properties determine viral virulence to a great extent and may contribute to interspecies transmission of so-called emerging and reemerging viruses.Here,we summarize recent highlights in our understanding of how cells defend themselves against viral intruders and how viruses manage to survive in the face of the powerful IFN system.

The amazing power of the interferon system

The type I IFN system is indispensable for vertebrates to control viral infections.This is best illustrated in knockout mice which are unresponsive to IFN-a/h due to targeted deletions in the type I IFN receptor(Muller et al.,1994).These mice quickly succumb to viral infections despite having a normal adaptive immune system(Bouloy et al.,2001;Bray, 2001;Grieder and V ogel,1999;Hwang et al.,1995;Muller et al.,1994;Ryman et al.,2000;van den Broek et al.,1995). Likewise,humans die of viral disease at an early age if they happen to acquire genetic defects of the IFN system(Dupuis et al.,2003).The importance of type I IFNs is further demonstrated in instances where disruption of a single IFN-effector gene causes a complete loss of innate immunity against a particular type of virus,leading to overwhelming infection and rapid death.A telling case is increased susceptibility to influenza and influenza-like viruses found in inbred mouse strains due to a defect in the IFN-regulated Mx1gene (Lindenmann,1964;Staeheli et al.,1988).Susceptible animals are equipped with the full armament of innate and adaptive immunity with the exception of Mx and resist all sorts of viruses but not orthomyxoviruses(Haller,1981;Haller et al., 1998).Transgenic introduction of mouse or human Mx is sufficient to turn susceptible mice into resistant animals (Arnheiter et al.,1990;Pavlovic et al.,1995).More impor-tantly,constitutive expression of human MxA in an otherwise IFN-non-responsive animal confers full protection,demon-strating the exquisite power of a single effector molecule of the human IFN system in an otherwise susceptible host(Hefti et al.,1999).A single autosomal dominant gene locus,designated Flv/Wnv,is responsible for natural resistance of mice against infection with West Nile virus(WNV)and other flaviviruses (Brinton and Perelygin,2003).The gene was recently identified as Oas1b,a member of a large IFN-regulated gene family encoding2V-5V-oligoadenylate synthetases(2-5OAS) known to play an important role in antiviral defense(Mashimo et al.,2002;Perelygin et al.,2002).As in the case of the Mx GTPase,OAS1b has antiviral activity and directly mediates inhibition of WNV replication(Lucas et al.,2003;Perelygin et al.,2002).In recent years,genetic analysis of innate immune responses has exploded and has generated a wealth of new information,as discussed below.

Pathways leading to IFN gene expression

Induction of type I(a/h)IFN gene expression is tightly regulated.Recent findings suggest that cells make use of two major but distinct cellular signal transduction pathways to sense viruses and activate their type I IFN genes.Most cells of the body including fibroblasts,hepatocytes and conventional dendritic cells(cDCs)use the so-called classical pathway.They have intracellular sensors that,upon infection,detect viral components in the cytoplasm and activate the main interferon regulatory transcription factors IRF-3and NF-kB which in turn transactivate IFN-h gene expression.Infected cells secrete mainly IFN-h as an initial response to infection but switch to IFN-a during the subsequent amplification phase of the IFN response(Marie et al.,1998).In contrast,plasmacytoid dendritic cells(pDCs)use Toll-like receptors(TLRs)expressed on the cell surface or in endosomes to sense extracellular or engulfed viral material.TLR signaling of pDCs primarily involves the adaptor protein MyD88and activates IRF-7which is constitutively expressed in pDCs and serves as a master regulator of IFN-a/h gene expression(Honda et al.,2005b). This cell type predominantly secretes high levels of IFN-a and represents the so-called natural interferon producing cells of the body(Colonna et al.,2002;Diebold et al.,2003).Both pathways play important roles during infection and are presently being fully explored.

Classical pathway

The classical pathway of type I IFN induction is best understood for IFN-h gene expression in fibroblasts(Fig.1). In infected cells,a signaling chain is activated by double-stranded RNA(dsRNA)molecules which are generated as intermediates of viral transcription.Two intracellular RNA helicases,RIG-I(Yoneyama et al.,2004)and MDA5(Andrejeva et al.,2004),act as sentinels for viral dsRNA detection.The two related helicases are apparently non-redundant and seem to function in parallel,having a degree of virus specificity (Yoneyama et al.,2005).RIG-I and MDA5are ubiquitously expressed in most tissues and are inducible by IFNs which allows autocrine and paracrine amplification of the sensing system.A third member of the RIG-I helicase family,LGP2,is a natural inhibitor which presumably masks the viral dsRNA from recognition by RIG-I or MDA5and serves as a negative regulator of IFN gene expression(Rothenfusser et al.,2005; Yoneyama et al.,2005).RIG-I and MDA5both contain two N-terminal caspase-recruiting domain(CARD)-like regions and a C-terminal DExD/H box RNA helicase domain(Andrejeva et al.,2004;Yoneyama et al.,2004).RNA-binding to the helicase domain most likely induces a conformational change which

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enables that CARD domain to interact with CARD-like domains of downstream signaling partners (Kato et al.,2005;Yoneyama et al.,2004).Indeed,one interaction partner has just been identified independently by two groups.The novel protein is required to mediate RIG-I and MDA5signals to downstream factors and is therefore called either IPS-1for ‘‘interferon-h -promoter stimulator 1’’(Kawai et al.,2005)or MA VS for ‘‘mitochondrial antiviral signaling’’molecule (Seth et al.,2005).It is identical to an uncharacterized protein previously recog-nized to be involved in NF-kB promoter activation (Matsuda et al.,2003).IPS-1/MA VS has a CARD-like domain which binds to RIG-I and MDA5and a C-terminal region which interacts with FADD and RIP1which are both involved in NF-kB signaling (Kawai et al.,2005).Surprisingly,IPS-1/MA VS localizes to the outer mitochondrial membrane via a C-terminal transmembrane domain.Membrane association and localization to mitochondria is shown to be essential for function (Seth et al.,2005).These findings are intriguing,as they link IFN production and innate immune responses to mitochondrial activity.It is conceivable that the membrane localization of IPS-1/MAVS is advantageous as it may keep the interacting RNA-sensing helicases close to the viral replication factories which often develop in association with intracellullar membranes.

The downstream molecules interacting with IPS-1/MAVS are not yet known.However,IPS-1/MAVS leads indirectly to activation of the IRF-3kinases (Fig.1)(Kawai et al.,2005;Seth et al.,2005).Two I n B kinase (IKK)-related kinases,IKK (and TANK-binding kinase-1(TBK-1),are known to phos-phorylate the transcription factor IRF-3(Fitzgerald et al.,2003;Sharma et al.,2003).IRF-3is a member of the IFN regulatory factor (IRF)family and plays a central role in the activation of the IFN-h promoter (Lin et al.,1998;Schafer et al.,1998;Wathelet et al.,1998;Weaver et al.,1998;Yoneyama et al.,1998).Phosphorylated IRF-3homodimerizes and moves into

the nucleus where it recruits the transcriptional coactivators p300and CREB-binding protein (CBP)to initiate IFN-h mRNA synthesis (Hiscott et al.,1999;Suhara et al.,2002).In addition,NF-n B and AP-1are recruited in a dsRNA-dependent way (Chu et al.,1999).Together these transcription factors strongly up-regulate IFN-a /h gene expression.This initially produced ‘‘first-wave’’IFN triggers expression of a related factor,IRF-7,which is normally not present in most cells or at best in very low amounts (Sato et al.,2000).Genetic evidence has recently shown that IRF-7is the master regulator of IFN gene expression and that IRF-3most likely cooperates with IRF-7for full activity (Honda et al.,2005b ).IRF-7is activated in the same way as IRF-3(Iwamura et al.,2001;Smith et al.,2001;tenOever et al.,2004)and is responsible for a positive-feedback loop that initiates the synthesis of several IFN-a subtypes as the ‘‘second-wave’’IFNs (Marie et al.,1998;Sato et al.,1998).

Some cells of the hematopoietic system such as cDCs preferentially express TLR3and can sense viral and other dsRNA molecules in the endocytic compartment (Fig 1).Ligand-induced triggering of TLR3by dsRNA proceeds via the adaptor molecule TRIF which bypasses IPS-1/MA VS and directly activates the kinase TBK-1.This RIG-I-independent process also leads to phosphorylation and nuclear translocation of IRF-3and IFN-h gene expression.The main difference is that TLR-3-expressing cells do not need to get infected to produce type I IFNs but can respond to viral RNA from inactivated virus particles or dead cells provided they are taken up in the endosomal compartment (Schulz et al.,2005).TLR pathway in plasmacytoid dendritic cells

pDCs are specialized IFN producers and represent a major source of IFN-a in humans (Colonna et al.,2002).They

sense

Fig.1.Type I IFN induction,signaling and action.Left panel:dsRNA,a characteristic by-product of virus replication,leads to activation of the transcription factors NF-n B,IRF-3and AP-1(not shown).The cooperative action of these factors is required for full activation of the IFN-h promoter.IRF-3is phosphorylated by the kinases IKK (and TBK-1which in turn are activated by the RNA-sensing complex of RIG-I,MDA5and IPS-1/MA VS.A second signaling pathway involves endosomal TLR-3and TRIF.Right panel:Newly synthesized IFN-h binds to the type I IFN receptor (IFNAR)and activates the expression of numerous ISGs via the JAK/STAT pathway.IRF-7amplifies the IFN response by inducing the expression of several IFN-h subtypes.SOCS and PIAS are negative regulators of the JAK-STAT pathway.Mx,ISG20,OAS and PKR are examples of proteins with antiviral activity.For details see text.

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the presence of RNA or DNA viruses by TLRs expressed in endosomes (Beutler,2004;Bowie and Haga,2005).Human pDCs mostly express the TLR9subfamily members TLR7,TLR8and TLR9which recognize viral single-stranded (ss)RNA (TLR7,8)or double-stranded CpG-rich DNA (TLR9),respectively (Iwasaki and Medzhitov,2004).Upon activation,TLR7,8and 9signal through their adaptor molecule MyD88which forms a complex with TRAF6and IRF-7(Fig.2).IRF-7is phosphorylated by IRAK-1,an additional component of this receptor-associated multiprotein complex,and transcriptionally activates multiple IFN-a genes (Iwasaki and Medzhitov,2004;Uematsu et al.,2005).A key difference between pDCs and other cell types is their capacity to constitutively express considerable amounts of IRF-7(Kerkmann et al.,2003;Prakash et al.,2005).IRF-7and also IRF-8are further up-regulated in response to IFN and together generate a positive feed back loop for high IFN-a and IFN-h production (Asselin-Paturel and Trinchieri,2005;Tsujimura et al.,2003).

Another distinguishing feature is the recent finding that ligand-bound TLR-9and presumably also TLR-7/TLR8remain active in the endosomal compartment for a long time period,whereas they are rapidly translocated to lysosomes and degraded in other cell types (Honda et al.,2005a ).It is perhaps not surprising that some viruses which are known to cause

prolonged immunosuppression or immune imbalances should target pDCs and inhibit IFN production induced by the TLR-MyD88-IRF-7pathway (Fig.2),because type I IFNs play a major role in shaping adaptive immune responses,in addition to their function in innate immunity (Le Bon and Tough,2002).Recent examples are measles virus and respiratory syncytial virus which block IFN production in pDCs by an as yet unknown mechanism (Schlender et al.,2005).IFN receptor signaling

The IFN receptor signaling pathway is now firmly established and has appropriately been described in compre-hensive reviews (Samuel,2001;Stark et al.,1998).IFN-h and the multiple IFN-a subspecies activate a common type I IFN receptor (IFNAR)which sends a signal to the nucleus through the so-called JAK-STAT pathway (Fig.1).The STAT proteins are latent cytoplasmic transcription factors which become phosphorylated by the Janus kinases JAK-1and TYK-2.Phosphorylated STAT-1and STAT-2recruit a third factor,IRF-9(or p48),to form a complex known as IFN-stimulated gene factor 3(ISGF-3)which translocates to the nucleus and binds to the IFN-stimulated response element (ISRE)in the promoter region of interferon-stimulated genes (ISGs).Specialized proteins serve as negative regulators and inhibitors of the JAK-STAT pathway.The suppressor of cytokine signaling (SOCS)proteins prevent STAT activation (Kubo et al.,2003)whereas protein inhibitor of activated STAT (PIAS)family members function as small ubiquitin-like modifier (SUMO)E3ligases and inhibit the transcriptional activity of STATs (Shuai and Liu,2005).Interestingly,some of these inhibitors are exploited by viruses to down-regulate IFN action (see below).Of great interest in this context is a recent genetic analysis of Drosophila C virus infection in its natural host Drosophila melanogaster ,because the findings demonstrate for the first time a conserved function of the JAK-STAT signaling pathway in insect antiviral immunity (Dostert et al.,2005).It remains to be seen whether insect viruses possess evasion strategies similar to those found in vertebrate viruses.IFN-stimulated gene products with antiviral activity Type I IFNs activate the expression of several hundred IFN-stimulated genes (ISGs)(de Veer et al.,2001;Der et al.,1998)some of which code for antiviral proteins (Fig.1).To date,three antiviral pathways have been firmly established.These comprise the protein kinase R (PKR)(Williams,1999),the 2-5OAS/RNaseL system (Silverman,1994)and the Mx proteins (Haller and Kochs,2002;Isaacs and Lindenmann,1957).Mx proteins belong to the superfamily of dynamin-like large GTPases and have been discovered as mediators of genetic resistance against orthomyxoviruses in mice.Their importance for host survival following infection with certain RNA viruses has been amply demonstrated (Arnheiter et al.,1996;Hefti et al.,1999;Pavlovic et al.,1995)but their exact mode of action is still unknown.The relevance of the OAS/RNaseL and

PKR

Fig.2.TLR signaling pathway for IFN-a production in plasmacytoid dendritic cells (pDCs).TLR7and TLR8respond to RNA viruses by recognizing ssRNA in endosomes.In contrast,TLR9responds to DNA viruses by recognizing CpG-rich sequences.The receptors transmit their signals through an associated multiprotein complex containing the adaptor protein MyD88and the transcription factor IRF-7.In contrast to most other cells,pDCs constitutively express IRF-7(Kerkmann et al.,2003;Prakash et al.,2005).Some pathogenic viruses interfere with this pathway.See text for details.

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systems in the IFN response to viral infection is well documented both in tissue culture and animal experiments.In addition,their importance is highlighted by the fact that most viruses have evolved specific mechanisms to counteract their activities(see below).Mice lacking one of these components show increased susceptibility to viral infections(Yang et al., 1995;Zhou et al.,1997).Nevertheless,cells from so-called triple knock-out mice lacking PKR,RNaseL and Mx still exhibit a limited IFN-induced antiviral state,indicating that additional antiviral pathways exist(Zhou et al.,1999). Additional proteins with potentially important antiviral activ-ities are ISG20(Espert et al.,2003),promyelocytic leukemia protein(PML)(Regad et al.,2001),guanylate-binding protein 1(GBP-1)(Anderson et al.,1999),P56(Guo et al.,2000;Hui et al.,2003)and RNA-specific adenosine deaminase1 (ADAR1)(Samuel,2001).P56binds a subunit of the eukaryotic translation initiation factor eIF3and thereby suppresses viral as well as cellular RNA translation(Hui et al.,2003;Wang et al.,2003).Importantly,both P56and ADAR1are able to limit hepatitis C virus(HCV)replication to some degree(Taylor et al.,2005;Wang et al.,2003).

Viral interference with cellular IFN responses

Most viruses need to multiply extensively to establish a solid infection in the newly infected host and to provide an outcrop of progeny virus for host-to-host transmission,or else to secure viral persistence or latency.How can a virus reach this goal in the presence of a powerful innate immune response?The answer is that viruses have learned to cope with the IFN system.Shortly after the discovery that heat-inactivated influenza viruses would induce IFN(Isaacs and Lindenmann,1957),Jean Lindenmann reported that infection of cells with a live influenza virus inhibited the subsequent induction of IFN by an inactivated virus.He called this puzzling phenomenon‘‘inverse interference’’(Lindenmann, 1960).It is now evident that most viruses have evolved means to down-regulate IFN responses.In many cases they use non-structural viral proteins for that purpose which are otherwise non-essential for virus growth.This strategy can be exploited in the laboratory to generate mutant viruses that lack the relevant non-essential proteins.Such viruses still grow in IFN-non-responsive cells or organisms but are highly attenuated in IFN-competent https://www.doczj.com/doc/6a1926994.html,ing such an approach,several laboratories have already successfully produced novel vaccine candidates lacking proteins with IFN-antagonistic activity (Ferko et al.,2004;Talon et al.,2000b;Valarcher et al., 2003).Current genetic analyses of many different viruses are revealing an ever-growing number of IFN-antagonistic proteins that target virtually all components of the IFN system.These IFN antagonists are often multifunctional proteins that interact with multiple viral or host cell components and are involved in regulating many different functions in infected cells.For example the NS1of FLUA V is pleiotropic since it not only binds to and sequesters dsRNA molecules to prevent induction of IFNs(Garcia-Sastre,2001;Garcia-Sastre et al.,1998;Talon et al.,2000a;Wang et al.,2000)but also inhibits the3V end processing of cellular pre-mRNAs,regulates the virus replica-tion cycle and enhances translation initiation of viral mRNAs (Krug et al.,2003).Comprehensive reviews have recently dealt with these issues(Basler and Garcia-Sastre,2002;Conzel-mann,2005;Gale and Foy,2005;Hengel et al.,2005;Weber et al.,2004).Here we will address some general points.

Fig.3illustrates the range of activities mediated by IFN antagonists of various viruses.Only a few examples are listed but they demonstrate several important points.First,viral proteins or functions have been identified that cover the whole spectrum of the IFN response in infected cells.Second,a single viral protein may inhibit quite different components of the IFN induction and signaling cascade.Third,a given virus may display more than one IFN-antagonistic activity targeting different pathways.Good examples are the V proteins of some paramyxoviruses which bind to the dsRNA-sensing helicase MDA5and thereby block induction of IFN(Andrejeva et al., 2004)but also provoke the ubiquitinylation and subsequent degradation of STAT1in a complex reaction(Didcock et al., 1999;Palosaari et al.,2003;Precious et al.,2005;Ulane et al., 2005).The NSs protein of Rift valley fever virus is a major virulence factor(Bouloy et al.,2001)and blocks IFN production by inhibiting the basic cellular transcription machinery(Billecocq et al.,2004;Le May et al.,2004). Surprisingly,it also activates the cellular suppressor of STAT activation,SOCS-1,to impede IFN signaling(Miche`le Bouloy, personal communication).Likewise,HSV-1induces SOCS-3 to down-regulate STAT and JAK phosphorylation(Yokota et al.,2004).Interestingly,the core protein of HCV also appears to activate SOCS-3(Bode et al.,2003),while the NS3/4A protease of HCV inhibits RIG-I signaling and has also the ability to disrupt TLR3signaling by inducing cleavage of the adaptor protein TRIF(Breiman et al.,2005;Foy et al.,2005;Li et al.,2005).The NS3/4A protease is essential to cleave the non-structural proteins from the HCV polyprotein synthesized on intracellular membranes and may also lead to degradation of the membrane-bound cellular IPS1/MA VS complexes.

In many negative-strand RNA viruses,the phosphoprotein P, an essential component of the viral polymerase complex,is the main IFN antagonist.For example,the P protein of Rabies virus prevents IRF-3phosphorylation by TBK-1(Brzozka et al.,2005).Likewise,the P protein(called VP35)of Ebola virus (EBOV)interferes with IRF-3activation(Basler et al.,2003). The P protein of Borna disease virus(BDV)directly binds to TBK-1and reduces its activity(Unterstab et al.,2005).A different strategy to block cellular IRF-3is used by certain herpesviruses.Human herpes virus8(HHV-8),the causative agent of Kaposi sarcoma,displays viral IRF homologues, termed vIRFs,which either mimic their cellular counterparts or exert a dominant-negative effect(Burysek et al.,1999a,1999b; Li et al.,1998;Lubyova et al.,2004;Lubyova and Pitha,2000; Zimring et al.,1998).Finally,a far-reaching approach is used by the large poxviruses.They can afford to express soluble IFN-binding proteins which compete with the cellular receptor for its IFN ligand(Alcami et al.,2000;Symons et al.,1995). These‘‘viroceptors’’neutralize whatever IFN is secreted from cells.They prevent the autocrine IFN amplification loop and–

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more importantly –the establishment of an antiviral state also in the non-infected tissue surrounding the IFN-producing cells.A fourth point worth discussing is the fact that the virus-induced IFN response is generated in a cascade-like manner (Fig.3).Therefore,viral proteins blocking one component in this circuit also affect distant signaling or effector molecules,thereby amplifying their inhibitory effect.For example,JAK-STAT inhibitors not only suppress the production of antiviral proteins but also the expression of RIG-I,MDA5,IPS-1/MA VS,IRF-3and IRF-7which are all IFN-inducible proteins.As a consequence,production of the ‘‘second-wave’’IFNs is reduced.This enhanced down-regulation of IFN responses acts against the IFN-activating effect of viral dsRNA molecules which progressively accumulate in infected cells.The end-result is a balance between virus-promoting and virus-inhibit-ing factors which may be optimal for each virus-host relationship.

Interestingly,some lytic viruses causing acute infections have adopted a radical strategy usually not found in non-lytic viruses that persist in the body.Poliovirus,vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV)and some bunyaviruses affect the basic cellular transcription machinery and shut-off host gene transcription (Ahmed et al.,2003;Billecocq et al.,2004;Clark et al.,1993;Le May et al.,2004;Thomas et al.,2004;Weber et al.,2002;Yalamanchili et al.,1996;Yuan et al.,1998).More specifically,the non-structural protein NSs of RVFV has been demonstrated to target the p44component of the cellular transcription factor IIH (TFIIH)which is an essential cofactor of the cellular

RNA

Fig.3.Viral inhibitors of the virus-induced IFN-a /h response loop:Viral gene products interfere with the type I IFN system at all levels.The following viral IFN antagonists are shown in clockwise order:NS1of FLUA V (Garcia-Sastre,2001;Garcia-Sastre et al.,1998;Talon et al.,2000a;Wang et al.,2000),NS1of FLUBV (Dauber et al.,2004),E3L VV (Smith et al.,2001;Xiang et al.,2002),V of paramyxoviruses (Andrejeva et al.,2004),NS3/4A of HCV (Breiman et al.,2005;Foy et al.,2005),VP35of EBOV (Basler et al.,2003),P of RV (Brzozka et al.,2005),P of BDV (Unterstab et al.,in press ),V ,W of Nipah virus (Park et al.,2003;Shaw et al.,2004),NS1/NS2of RSV (Bossert et al.,2003;Spann et al.,2004;Valarcher et al.,2003),leader protein of TMEV (Delhaye et al.,2004;van Pesch et al.,2001),ML of THOV (Hagmaier,2003#89;Jennings,2004#233;Pichlmair,2004#247),NPro of CSFV (La Rocca et al.,2005;Ruggli et al.,2003,2005),vIRF and ORF45of HHV-8(Burysek et al.,1999a,1999b;Li et al.,1998;Lubyova et al.,2004;Lubyova and Pitha,2000;Zhu et al.,2002;Zimring et al.,1998),E6of HPV16(Ronco et al.,1998),BZLF-1of EBV (Hahn et al.,2005),M of VSV (Ahmed et al.,2003;Yuan et al.,1998),3C Pro of PV (Clark et al.,1993;Yalamanchili et al.,1996),NSs of BUNV (Thomas et al.,2004;Weber et al.,2002),NSs of RVFV ,(Billecocq et al.,2004;Bouloy et al.,2001;Le May et al.,2004),B18and B8of VV (Alcami et al.,2000;Symons et al.,1995),JEV ,WNV (Guo et al.,2005;Lin et al.,2004),E6of HPV18(Li et al.,1999),core protein of HCV (Bode et al.,2003;Keskinen et al.,2002;Melen et al.,2004;Miller et al.,2004),HSV-1(Yokota et al.,2004),NSs of RVFV (M.Bouloy,https://www.doczj.com/doc/6a1926994.html,munication),V ,C,N of paramyxoviruses (Andrejeva et al.,2002;Didcock et al.,1999;Garcin et al.,2002,2004;Gotoh et al.,2003;Kato et al.,2001;Kubota et al.,2002;Palosaari et al.,2003;Parisien et al.,2001;Rodriguez et al.,2002,2003;Shaffer et al.,2003;Shaw et al.,2004;Takeuchi et al.,2001),NS4B of DHFV ,WNV ,and YFV (Jones et al.,2005;Munoz-Jordan et al.,2003,2005),E1A AdV (Leonard and Sen,1996;Look et al.,1998),NS5A and E2of HCV (Gale et al.,1998;Taylor et al.,1999),EBER of EBV (Elia et al.,1996),V A of AdV (Kitajewski et al.,1986;Mathews and Shenk,1991),K3L of VV (Davies et al.,1992).Not shown:Tat and TAR of HIV interfere with PKR activation (Gunnery et al.,1990;Roy et al.,1990).g 34.5protein of HSV-1reverts the translational block mediated by PKR (He et al.,1997).NS1of influenza B virus targets the IFN-induced ubiquitin-like modifier ISG15,the significance of which remains to be established (Krug et al.,2003).The M27gene product of mouse

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polymerase II(RNAP II)(Le May et al.,2004).Likewise,the M protein of VSV inactivates TFIID,another RNAP II cofactor (Yuan et al.,1998).Hence,some viral proteins are suppressors of IFN gene expression through their general inhibitory effect on host gene transcription(Ahmed et al.,2003;Billecocq et al., 2004;Thomas et al.,2004).In addition,as already mentioned, the NSs of RVFV activates SOCS-1and has a more specific but indirect effect on the JAK-STAT pathway.To be effective,NSs should be expressed at very early time points of infection.This task would seem difficult to achieve,because NSs of RVFV is transcribed in an ambisense coding strategy from the comple-mentary anti-sense S segment which needs first to be synthesized in infected cells.However,a recent report finds that such anti-sense S segment RNAs are packaged into infectious virus particles and can be transcribed into NSs mRNA immediately after delivery to the cell cytoplasm.It is suggested that the immediate availability of NSs protein may provide a selective advantage in giving the virus a‘‘head start’’over the innate immune system(Ikegami et al.,2005). Concluding remarks and outlook

The interplay between viruses and the IFN responses of their hosts,as described here,is most likely the result of an evolutionary race between the two genetic systems.The race is ongoing,as emerging viruses compete for new hosts and attempt trans-species transmission causing zoonotic infec-tions,as illustrated by recent outbreaks of SARS-coronavirus, Hendra and Nipah viruses,Ebola and Marburg viruses,or the threat of transmission of H5N1avian influenza viruses to humans.

An emerging virus must overcome the IFN defenses of a foreign host to be successful.There is ample evidence that viral IFN antagonists exhibit a degree of species specificity and are efficient in one species but not another(Bossert and Con-zelmann,2002;Chatziandreou et al.,2004;Parisien et al., 2002;Young et al.,2001).However,adaptations are likely to occur.This is best illustrated in arthropod-borne viruses.They replicate in their blood-feeding arthropod hosts and are then transmitted by bite to vertebrate hosts.To continue the transmission cycle,virus replication in the vertebrate host must proceed in the face of a vigorous IFN response.To succeed,arboviruses have evolved specific viral proteins to counteract the IFN system of the vertebrate host,as illustrated in bunyavirus infections(Bouloy et al.,2001;Weber et al., 2002).As invertebrates do not have equivalent IFN genes, these viral IFN antagonists are most likely an adaptation to the mammalian host,securing virus transmission.Another inter-esting example is Thogoto virus(THOV),an influenza-like virus transmitted by ticks to small rodents and,occasionally, man.Its replication occurs in the cell nucleus and is sensitive to inhibition by IFN-induced mouse Mx1and human MxA GTPases(Haller et al.,1995;Kochs and Haller,1999).The Mx block inhibits a very early step in the viral multiplication cycle that affects primary transcription of the incoming genome.Since the virus cannot transcribe and replicate its genome in the presence of Mx,generation of Mx escape mutants is virtually impossible.Therefore,the prime strategy of THOV is to suppress IFN production in the vertebrate host by virtue of its ML protein and to avoid Mx expression in potential target cells,as recently demonstrated in a mouse model(Jennings et al.,2005;Pichlmair et al.,2004).

Future applications involve the genetic manipulation of viral IFN antagonists for the development of novel candidate vaccines.Viruses with targeted deletions in genes known to code for IFN antagonists are promising candidates for live virus vaccines.They grow well in tissue culture but are highly attenuated in the host organism,due to a robust IFN and immune response.This approach has been pioneered for FLUA V(Ferko et al.,2004;Talon et al.,2000b)and for bovine RSV(Valarcher et al.,2003),and may likewise apply to other viruses.

Another fascinating development is the generation of viruses that may be used as oncolytic agents.Mutations in tumor cells often cripple the IFN system,favoring unhindered proliferation and protection from apoptosis(Stojdl et al.,2000). As a consequence,such cells become vulnerable to virus infection.For example,PKR is switched off in tumor cells due to transformation by p21ras(Mundschau and Faller,1995). Alternatively,defects in translational regulation render tumor cells insensitive to PKR action(Balachandran and Barber, 2004).VSV or wild-type reoviruses are highly sensitive to inhibition by PKR(Balachandran et al.,2000;Strong et al., 1998)and preferentially infect cells which have an inactivated PKR pathway(Balachandran and Barber,2004;Coffey et al., 1998).Therefore,selectivity for tumor cells can be increased using genetically engineered viruses devoid of anti-IFN proteins.Such viruses are unable to infect IFN-competent body cells,but are still capable of efficiently replicating and destroying the IFN-deficient tumor cells.A VSV variant with mutations in the M gene inactivating its IFN-antagonistic capacity was shown to specifically lyse tumors in immuno-competent mice(Stojdl et al.,2003).Similarly,an HSV-1 lacking the gene for the anti-PKR protein g34.5was apathogenic even when administered intracerebrally(Hunter et al.,1999),but it could destroy glioma cells(Mineta et al., 1995).

Our present knowledge of the IFN system and viral countermeasures is still limited.However,a better understand-ing of the intimate interplay between viruses and innate immune defenses will open new avenues for drug design, vaccine development and anti-cancer strategies. Acknowledgments

We thank Peter Staeheli for helpful comments.Our own work described in the text was supported be grants from the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and by the Land Baden-Wu¨rttemberg.

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