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Grr1-mediated Ubp3 degradation is crucial for HAC1 mRNA translation and unfolded stress response in yeast [RNAseq]

ABSTRACT: Grr1-mediated Ubp3 degradation is crucial for HAC1 mRNA translation and unfolded stress response in yeast [RNAseq]

PROVIDER: PRJNA1083196 | ENA |

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Grr1-mediated Ubp3 degradation is crucial for HAC1 mRNA translation and unfolded stress response in yeast [RNAseq]

Project description:Ribosome ubiquitination induced by ribosome stalling is crucial for quality control pathways targeting mRNA, nascent polypeptides, and non-functional ribosomes. Besides quality control, Not4-mediated monoubiquitination of eS7A is crucial for the efficient translation of HAC1i mRNA in the unfolded protein response (UPR). In this study, we identified a novel E3 ligase, Grr1, an F-box protein component of the SCF ubiquitin ligase complex that is involved in Ubp3 degradation thereby HAC1i mRNA translation. Grr1 degrades Ubp3, a deubiquitinating enzyme of eS7A, under ER stress, thereby increasing eS7A ubiquitination, which facilitates HAC1i translation. Translation of HAC1i mRNA requires Grr1 and eS7 ubiquitination regardless of ER stress. ER stress-specific expression of Hac1 protein is ensured by the multi-step regulation of HAC1u mRNA, including localization on the ER membrane and stress-mediated splicing. Translation of HAC1i mRNA in UPR requires Grr1-mediated eS7 ubiquitination. More importantly, exon 1 of the HAC1i mRNA is crucial for translation activation by eS7 ubiquitination. Collectively, we propose that Grr1 upregulates eS7A monoubiquitination, thereby HAC1i translation and plays a crucial role in UPR.

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Project description:In the process of the unfolded protein response (UPR), the Hac1p protein is induced through a complex regulation of the HAC1 mRNA. This includes the mRNA localization on the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) membrane and stress-triggered splicing. In yeast, a specific ribosome ubiquitination process, the monoubiquitination of eS7A by the E3 ligase Not4, facilitates the translation of HAC1i, a spliced form of the HAC1 mRNA. Upon UPR, the mono-ubiquitination of eS7A increases due to the downregulation of Ubp3, a deubiquitinating enzyme of eS7A. However, the exact mechanisms behind these regulations have remained unknown. In this study, an E3 ligase, Grr1, an F-box protein component of the SCF ubiquitin ligase complex, which is responsible for Ubp3 degradation, has been identified. Grr1-mediated Ubp3 degradation is required to maintain the level of eS7A monoubiquitination that facilitates Hac1p translation depending on the ORF of HAC1i. Grr1 also facilitates the splicing of HAC1u mRNA independently of Ubp3 and eS7A ubiquitination. Finally, we propose distinct roles of Grr1 upon UPR, HAC1u splicing, and HAC1i mRNA translation. Grr1-mediated Ubp3 degradation is crucial for HAC1i mRNA translation, highlighting the crucial role of ribosome ubiquitination in translational during UPR.

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