Expression and regulatory networks of Mycobacterium tuberculosis PE/PPE family antigens
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Expression and regulatory networks of Mycobacterium tuberculosis PE/PPE family antigens
Abstract
PE/PPE family antigens are distributed mainly in pathogenic mycobacteria and serve as potential antituberculosis (TB) vaccine components. Some PE/PPE family antigens can regulate the host innate immune response, interfere with macrophage activation and phagolysosome fusion, and serve as major sources of antigenic variation. PE/PPE antigens have been associated with mycobacteria pathogenesis; pe/ppe genes are mainly found in pathogenic mycobacteria and are differentially expressed between Mtb and Mycobacterium bovis. PE/PPE proteins were essential for the growth of Mtb, and PE/PPE proteins were differentially expressed under a variety of conditions. Multiple mycobacterial-virulence-related transcription factors, sigma factors, the global transcriptional regulation factor Lsr2, MprAB, and PhoPR two-component regulatory systems, and cyclic adenine monophosphate-dependent regulators, regulate the expression of PE/PPE family antigens. Multiple-scale integrative analysis revealed the expression and regulatory networks of PE/PPE family antigens underlying the virulence and pathogenesis of Mtb, providing important clues for the discovery of new anti-TB measures.
Keywords: Mycobacterium tuberculosis; PE/PPE; expression pattern; multi-scale analyses; regulatory network.
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