Autophagy

The pro-oxidant protein p66SHC helps B cells remove damaged mitochondria by breaking mitochondrial structure and attracting removal markers

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Abstract

p66SHC deficiency enhances B cell differentiation to plasma cells.

  • p66SHC disrupts mitochondrial function, impairing ATP production and leading to AMPK activation.
  • The binding of p66SHC to cytochrome c is sufficient to trigger apoptosis.
  • Interaction of p66SHC with membrane-associated LC3-II is necessary for autophagy.
  • p66SHC induces mitochondrial depolarization and protein ubiquitination, initiating mitophagy.
  • p66SHC promotes hypoxia-induced mitophagy in B cells.
  • Mitochondrial p66SHC is identified as a novel regulator of autophagy and mitophagy in B cells.

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