Simultaneous Disruption of XPO1 and A20 in Murine B Cells Influences Both B and T Cell Repertoire
Blood(2021)
Abstract
Introduction & Objectives: Efforts to characterize the heterogeneity of advanced hematologic malignancies using large-scale genomic studies have identified recurrent monoallelic mutations affecting the E571 residue of the essential nuclear exporter, Exportin-1 (XPO1; E571K in ~80% of cases, E571G in ~15% of cases). E571-XPO1 mutations alter the charge and structural basis of the cargo-binding region, disrupting critical biophysical interactions between XPO1 and its' cargos. Enriched in hematologic malignancies, E571-XPO1 mutations are predominantly reported in chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL; 5-10% of cases), classical Hodgkin's lymphoma (~25% of cases), and primary mediastinal B cell lymphoma (PMBCL; 25-30% of cases). The subsequent change in XPO1-cargo localization alters the transcriptional profile and overall phenotype of the leukemic cell, with evidence suggesting hyper-active NF-κB and NFAT signaling pathways as leading leukemogenic mechanisms. Moreover, while overall immune dysfunction in CLL leads to infections as a major cause of morbidity and mortality, CLL patients with E571-XPO1 mutations are more susceptible to death by infection, suggesting these mutations may exacerbate the leukemia-induced immunosuppressive phenotype.
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xpo1,cells,cells
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