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The Journal of Immunology, 1998, 161: 6715-6723.
Copyright © 1998 by The American Association of Immunologists

Two Families of GTPases Dominate the Complex Cellular Response to IFN-{gamma}1

Ulrich Boehm2,*, Lisbeth Guethlein*, Thorsten Klamp*, Kural Ozbek*, Annette Schaub{dagger}, Agnes Fütterer{dagger}, Klaus Pfeffer{dagger} and Jonathan C. Howard*

* Institute for Genetics, University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany; and {dagger} Institute for Medical Microbiology, Immunology and Hygiene, Technical University of Munich, Munich, Germany

IFN-{gamma} induces a number of cellular programs functional in innate and adaptive resistance to infectious pathogens. It has recently become clear that the complete cellular response to IFN-{gamma} is extraordinarily complex, with >500 genes (i.e., ~0.5% of the genome) activated. We made suppression-subtractive hybridization differential libraries from IFN-{gamma}-stimulated primary mouse embryonic fibroblasts and from a mouse macrophage cell line, ANA-1, in each case with reference to unstimulated cells. Of ~250 clones sequenced at random from the two libraries, >35% were representatives of one or the other of two small unrelated families of GTPases, the 65-kDa and 47-kDa families. These families dominate the IFN-{gamma}-induced response in both cell types. We report here the full-length sequences of one new 65-kDa and two new 47-kDa family members. The 65-kDa family members are under transcriptional control of IRF-1, whereas the 47-kDa family members are inducible in embryonic fibroblasts from IRF-1-/- mice. Members of both GTPase families are strongly up-regulated in livers of wild-type mice infected with the pathogenic bacterium, Listeria monocytogenes, but not in IFN-{gamma}R0/0 mice. These GTPases appear to be dedicated to the IFN-{gamma} response, since resting levels are negligible and since neither family shows any significant relationship to any other described family of GTPases. Understanding the role of these GTPases in IFN-{gamma}-mediated resistance against pathogens is the task for the future.




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