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Endosomal trafficking of open Major Histocompatibility Class I

conformers—Implications for presentation of endocytosed antigens

Hana Mahmutefendi ´c

a

, Gordana Blagojevi ´c Zagorac

a

, Maja Ili ´c Tomaˇs

a

, Marcus Groettrup

b

, Frank Momburg

c

, Pero Luˇcin

a,∗

aUniversityofRijeka,FacultyofMedicine,DepartmentofPhysiologyandImmunology,B.Branchetta20,51000Rijeka,Croatia

bUniversityofKonstanz,DepartmentofBiology/Immunology,PostboxM661,Universitaetsstr.10,D-78457Konstanz,Germany

cDivisionofTranslationalImmunology,GermanCancerResearchCenterandNCT,ImNeuenheimerFeld280,69120Heidelberg,Germany

a r t i c l e i n f o

Keywords:

Endocytosis

MajorHistocompatibilityClassIproteins OpenMHC-Iconformers

Antigenpresentation Cross-presentation Lateendosomes

a b s t r a c t

MajorHistocompatibilityClassI(MHC-I)moleculesarepresentatthecellsurfaceeitherasfullycon- formedtrimolecularcomplexescomposedofheavychain,beta-2-microglobulin(␤2m)andantigenic peptideorasvariousopenforms,devoidofthepeptideand/or␤2m.Whiletheroleoffullyconformed MHC-Iiswellstudied,thephysiologicalroleofopenconformersisneglected.Wehaveshownthatfully conformedMHC-IandopenMHC-IconformerssegregateatthePMandduringendosomaltrafficking resultingintheexclusionofopenMHC-Ifromtheearlyendosomal/juxtanuclearrecyclingroute.Asa result,openMHC-Iconformersareinternalizedwithahigherratethanfullyconformedcounterparts.

AlthoughthemajorityofinternalizedopenMHC-Iisdirectedintotheacidiclateendosomal(LE)com- partments,onlyafractionofthemisdegraded.Namely,asignificantfractionofopenMHC-Iispresent inasubsetofLEswiththecapacityofrecyclingand/orexocytosis.Therefore,itshouldbeexamined whetherexogenouspeptideloadingmayoccurduringtravelingofMHC-IproteinsthroughLEcompart- ments,especiallyinasubsetoflessacidicLEsthatdetachfromthecoreofperinuclearacidicLEsand migratetowardthecellperiphery.GiventhattheacidicLEenvironmentisnotfavorableforpeptide loading,anendosomalcompartmentwiththerecyclingcapacityandlessacidicenvironmentthatallows stabilizationofnewlyformedtrimolecularcomplexesispropersiteforexogenouspeptideloading.We proposethataLEcompartmentwhichcollectandretainopenMHC-Iconformersshouldbetakeninto considerationasasiteofexogenouspeptideloading.

1. Introduction

MajorHistocompatibilityClassI(MHC-I)moleculesarepresent atthecellsurfaceandintheintracellularmembraneouscompart- mentsas fully conformedtrimolecular complexes composed of heavychain,peptideand ␤-2microglobulin (fullMHC-I)andas openMHC-Iconformers(heavychainwithoutorwithveryweakly bound␤-2microglobulin).AmajorityofopenMHC-Iconformers localizeinsidethecellinmembraneouscompartmentthatbelong totheendosomalsystem.AftermorethantwodecadesofMHC-I

Abbreviations: EE,earlyendosome;eLd,emptyLd;fLd,fullLd;IR,internaliza- tionrate;MHC-I,MajorHistocompatibilityClassI;PM,plasmamembrane;LE,late endosome;TEE,tubularearlyendosomes;TfR,transferrinreceptor;VEE,vacuolar earlyendosomes.

ThisarticlebelongstoSpecialIssueonAntigenProcessingandPresentation.

Correspondingauthorat:DepartmentofPhysiologyandImmunology,Univer- sityofRijeka,FacultyofMedicine,Bra ´ceBranchetta20,51000Rijeka,Croatia.

Tel.:+38551406500;fax:+38551675699.

E-mailaddresses:pero.lucin@uniri.hr,pero@uniri.hr(P.Luˇcin).

research,physiologicalimplicationsofopenMHC-Iconformersare stillpoorlyunderstoodandtheirexistenceatthecellsurfaceand intheendosomalsystemisnotproperlyvalidated.Still,itisnot knownhowandwherecellsurfaceandendosomalopenMHC-I conformers are generated,especially in thelight of wellestab- lishedendoplasmicreticulum(ER)qualitycontrolmachinerythat recognizeemptyMHC-Iasunfoldedandeitherretrievesthemin theERuntil theybecomepeptideloadedorredirect theminto thecytosolforproteasomaldegradation(reviewedbyDonaldson andWilliams,2009).Itis,thus,anopenquestionwhethersimilar qualitycontrolmachineryoperatesatthecellsurfaceandinthe endosomalsystem.Furthermore,itisnotclearhowtheybehave intheendosomalsystem, whataresortingprinciplesthatdrive theirendosomal trafficking and what are implications for pro- cessofalternativeantigenpresentation.Therefore,physiological importanceofopenMHC-Iconformersshouldbeclarifiednotonly for peptideloadingin theendosomal systemand regulationof theimmuneresponsebutalsoforunderstandingofproteinsor- tingintheendosomalhemisphere ofintracellularmembranous organelles.Here, wewilldescribeourcurrentunderstandingof

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endosomaltraffickingofopenMHC-Iconformersanddiscusstheir potentialroleinpresentationofendocytosedantigen.

2. Currentstatus

OpenMHC-IconformersofmurineandhumanclassicalMHC-I allelesarepresentatthecellsurfaceofvariouscelllines(Zagorac etal.,2012).Theirexpressionis2–5timeslowerthanexpressionof fullyconformedMHC-Icounterpartsandincreaseswiththeover- allincreaseofMHC-Iexpression,i.e.afterIFN-gammatreatmentor afteraberrantexpressionbytransfection.Insomecells,theamount ofopenMHC-I conformersatthecell surfacemayoverridethe amountoffullyconformedMHC-IafterIFN-gammatreatment.

Surface MHC-I proteins are internalized by the constitutive endocyticuptakeoftheplasmamembrane(PM)(Donaldsonand Williams,2009)whichisvariableindifferentcells,rangingfrom 50% to 180% membrane equivalent every hour (Huotari and Helenius,2011).Internalizationrate(IR)ofmembrane proteins, i.e.theirlossfromthecellsurface,isresultantoftheirendocytic rate(rateoftranslocationofaPMproteinintothecellinteriorby endocyticuptake)andtherecyclingrate(rateofreturnofendocy- tosedPMproteinfromcellinteriorbacktothePM).Thus,proteins that donot recyclewillhave thesame endocyticand internal- izationrate.FullyconformedMHC-Iproteinsinternalizewiththe rate0.002–0.004min−1(0.2–0.4%lossofinitiallysurfaceexpressed moleculesperminute,i.e.12–24%perhour)whichis5–8-foldlower thanIRoftheiropenforms(0.011–0.022min−1),resultingintheir 5–8timeslongerhalf-lifeatthecellsurface(Zagoracetal.,2012).

ThisdifferenceintheIRssuggestssegregationwithinmembranes, distinctendocyticrouteanddistinctrecyclingefficiencyofMHC-I conformers.

FullyconformedMHC-IproteinsandopenMHC-Iconformers segregatealreadyatthePMbypartitioningintodistinctmembrane environment(Fig.1A):fullyconformedMHC-Imoleculeslocalizein thelipid-disorderedmembranecompositionwhereasopenMHC-I conformerspartitionintothelipid-organizedmembraneenviron- ment(Mahmutefendi ´cetal.,2011;Zagoracetal.,2012).Thus,itcan beexpectedthattheirconstitutiveendocyticuptakeengagesdiffer- entendocyticmachinery,althoughbothfullyconformedMHC-Iand openMHC-Iareconstitutivelyendocytosedbyamechanismthatdo notrequireclathrinanddynamin(DonaldsonandWilliams,2009).

Thisissupportedbytheobservationthattheyarenotcapturedinto thesameendocyticinvaginationsandprimaryendocyticcarriers (Mahmutefendi ´c etal.,2011).Uponendocytosis,primaryendo- cyticcarriersloadedwithfullyconformedMHC-IandopenMHC-I conformersconvergeintosameearlyendosomesbutmaintainthe preferencefordistinctmembranecompositionandpartitioninto distinctmembranedomains(Mahmutefendi ´cetal.,2011;Zagorac etal.,2012).

Inearlyendosomes(EEs),complexorganelleswithtubularand vacuolardomains(HuotariandHelenius,2011),MHC-Iconformers continue tosegregate.Approximately one-thirdof endocytosed fullyconformedMHC-IproteinssegregateintotubularEEs(TEEs), accessingearly endosomalrecycling routetogetherwith trans- ferrinreceptor(TfR),whereasallopenMHC-Iconformersremain invacuolardomainofEEs(VEEs)togetherwiththerestoffully conformedMHC-I(Fig.1A).WithprogressionofVEEstowardthe cellcenter,roughlyahalfoffullyconformedMHC-Iproteinsthat remainedinVEEscontinuetosegregateintotubularextensions, which localize in the juxtanuclear area and collect almost all endocytosed TfR but not openMHC-I conformers. These endo- somesare knownasjuxtanuclear recyclingcompartment (JRC).

TherestoffullyconformedMHC-Iproteinsremainstogetherwith openMHC-IconformersinEEA1-positiveVEEs(Fig.1A),localize intheperinucleararea,growinsizewithtimeand matureinto lateendosomes(Mahmutefendi ´cetal.,2011).Thus,asubstantial

fractionof endocytosedfullyconformedMHC-I proteinsrecycle viaTEEsandtubularJRC,whereasnoopenMHC-Iconformerswere detectedtorecyclevia this route(Mahmutefendi ´c etal., 2011;

Zagorac et al., 2012). Although fully conformed MHC-I recycle withthesimilarrateasTfR,this ratecannotexplain theirIRin relationwiththemorerapid constitutivemembrane uptake. In addition, constitutive membrane uptake is also higher then IR of openMHC-I conformers. Thus, rapid recyclingroute of both fully conformed MHC-I and open MHC-I should be considered and examined. Both fully conformed MHC-I and open MHC-I internalizewithmuchhigherratewhenrecyclingisinhibitedby aluminumfluoride(Zagoracetal.,2012),whichinhibitsrecycling intheentireendosomalsystem,includingrapidrecycling.

Aspreviously explained, endocytosed openMHC-I conform- ers are sorted in the perinuclearregion intovacuolar EEs that enlarge, mature into acidic LEs (Fig. 1A) and acquire major LE markersLamp1 andLamp2.Although it isbelieved that MHC-I proteinswhichreachLEcompartmentsarepredestinedfordegra- dation,ourrecent studies infibroblastic cell linesshowed that endocytosedopenMHC-Iconformersaresegregatedandretained in LE compartment outside the bulk of acidic perinuclear LEs (Fig.1A).Giventhattheseendosomesmaintaintheirmultivesicular and vacuolarnature,we propose thatthis compartment repre- sentsaLEsubsetwithrecyclingcapacity(HuotariandHelenius, 2011).Asaresult,theinternalLEsvesicleswillbeshedoutinto the extracellular environment as exosomes, while the limiting membraneofLEwillbecomeintegralpartofthePMwhichwill resultsinrecyclingofassociatedcargoproteins(Fig.1A).Therefore, thedestinyofmoleculesthat havereachedLEscouldbemulti- ple:retention,degradation,exocytosis,orrecycling.Inlinewith this,weobservedthat acidicandLamp1high perinuclearLEsare accessedbyinternalizedEGF-EGFR,cargo destinedfor degrada- tion,andthat50–60%ofinternalizedopenLdisdegraded.Therest ofinternalizedopenLdisredirectedintolessacidicandLamp1low vacuolarendosomesoutsidetheperinuclearareaatthecellperiph- ery andvery oftenin extensionsof fibroblasts(Mahmutefendi ´c etal.,manuscriptinpreparation).These,peripheralLamp1lowLEs are accessed by fluid phase cargo (dextran), internalized open MHC-Iconformers,andarefreeofdegradationcargo(EGF-EGFR).

Accordingly, we have found that 10–15% of internalized open LdisrecycledviaLEroute(Mahmutefendi ´cetal.,manuscriptin preparation).

Acidic endosomal compartments play an important role in alternative antigenpresentation. It hasbeenshown that endo- somal acidification is necessaryfor processing of longantigens (membraneassociatedornot)asasourceforalternativeantigen presentation.Thisendosomalprocessingpathwayfunctionsnot onlyinTAP-deficientbutalsoinwildtypenonprofessionalAPCs (Tiwarietal.,2007).

Forunderstandingofmechanismsleadingtocross-presentation andalternativepresentationpathwaysinvolving“recycling”endo- somesitisessentialtofullyunderstandtheendocytictraffickingof MHC-Iproteins,theirbehaviorintheacidicenvironmentofendo- somesandconsidertheroleofopenMHC-Iconformers.Inorder totestforsensitivityofMHC-Iproteinsinendosomalenvironment weexaminedtheratiooffullandopenMHC-Imolecules(murine H2-Ldallele)atthecellsurfaceexposedtovariousacidiccondi- tionsfor30min(Fig.1BandC).AsshowninFig.1B,verysmall amountoffLdisconvertedintoeLdwhenthepHismaintained above6.0(pH ofEEsandrecyclingendosomes),whereasreduc- tionofpHbelow6.0(whichoccursinLEs)facilitatedconversionof fLdintoeLd.ProlongedexposuretopH6.0alsoconvertedfLdinto eLd(Fig.1C).SimilarwasobservedalsoforhumanMHC-Ialleles (datanotshown).Therefore,iffullyconformedMHC-Iproteinsare exposedtopH6.0for30min,verylittleofthemwilllosethepeptide andbecameempty,readytoacquirefreepeptide.Fullyconformed

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Fig.1.EndocyticroutesandsegregationofMHC-Iproteinsintheendosomalsystem.(A)SchematicrepresentationofendosomaltraffickingoffullyconformedMHC-I proteins(loadedpeptideisrepresentedbybluecircles)andopenMHC-Iconformers(withoutpeptide).(B)CellsurfaceexpressionoffullyconformedH2-Ld(fLd)andpeptide- emptyH2-Ldconformers(eLd)after30minexposureofP815cellstovariouspHenvironments.Datarepresentmeanfluorescenceintensity(determinedbyflowcytometry) afterstainingwithprimaryantibodies(30-5-7and64-3-7,respectively)andFITC-conjugatedsecondaryantibodysubtractedforfluorescenceintensityofcellsexposedto secondaryreagentonly(MFI).(C)CellsurfaceexpressionoffLdandeLdafter2hexposureofP815celltovariouspHenvironments.EE,earlyendosomes;TEE,tubular earlyendosomes;VEE,vacuolarearlyendosomes;RE,recyclingendosomes;JRC,juxtanuclearrecyclingcompartment;LE,lateendosomes;LY,lysosomes;DRM,detergent resistancemembranes.

MHC-Iproteins,remaininEEsfor15–20minand,therefore,one cannotexpecttheirconversionintoemptyformandloadingwith afreepeptide.Similarly,itisunlikelythatconversionandpeptide loadingcanoccurinrecyclingendosomeswherepHisevenhigher.

Thus,thepreferredoptionswouldbepeptideexchange,eitherwith peptidethatisofahigheraffinityandendocytosedinahighcon- centrationintoEEorsimultaneoustraffickingofpeptideandMHC-I intoLEfromwhereMHC-Imoleculeswithexchangedpeptidewill recycletothecellsurface.

3. Futureperspectives

UnderstandingofendosomalsortingoffullyconformedMHC-I proteinsandopenMHC-Iconformershasseveralimportantimpli- cationsinunderstandingproteinsortingintheendosomalsystem, organization of the quality control in the endosomal system, function and organization of late endosomal compartments,

biogenesis and physiology of MHC-I proteins and, conse- quently, the understanding of peptide loading in the vacuolar pathway.

Properunderstandingofthepeptideloadingintheendosomal systemwillrequireidentificationoftheendosomalcompartment wherepeptideloadingandexchangecanoccur.Suchacompart- ment(i)shouldbeabletoretainMHC-Iproteins,especiallyopen MHC-Iconformers,(ii)shouldbeabletoacquirepeptideseither endocytosedbyfluidphaseuptakeorbyproteolyticdegradationin acidicendosomes,(iii)shouldbeabletoexchangecargowithacidic LEsandprotectpeptidesfromextensivedegradation,(iv)should beabletoreduceacidityinordertoallowproperfoldingofloaded MHC-Iproteins,and(v)shouldbeabletoreturnloadedMHC-Ipro- teinsbacktothecellsurface.Thus,itispossiblethatalternative peptideloadingtakesplaceduringtravelingofMHC-Imolecules throughclassicalacidLEsandasubsequentsortingintosubsetof lessacidicLEsthataretargetedtothePM.Theacidicenvironmentof

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LEswouldpartiallydisrupttheconformationofMHC-Imolecules, especiallyalongpeptidebindinggrove,therebyallowingthenew peptidetobebound.Finally,thelessacidicpHinthe“recycling”

LEswouldallowstabilizationofthosenewlyformedtrimolecular MHC-Icomplexes.

Amajorunderstandingofcross-presentationcamefromstudies ondendriticcellsandmacrophageswhicharekeyplayersintheini- tiatingoftheimmuneresponseinthelymphnodes.However,very littleisknownabouttheroleofopenMHC-Iconformersinthese cells.Thusstudiesperformedinfibroblasts,mastocytomacellsand carcinomacelllinesregarding endosomalMHC-I traffickingand sorting(Mahmutefendi ´cetal.,2011;Zagoracetal.,2012)should be confirmed on professional antigen presenting cells isolated exvivo.

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Donaldson,J.G.,Williams,D.B.,2009.IntracellularassemblyandtraffickingofMHC classImolecules.Traffic10,1745–1752.

Huotari,J.,Helenius,A.,2011.Endosomalmaturation.EMBOJournal30,3481–3500.

Mahmutefendi ´c,H.,Blagojevi ´c,G.,Ili ´cTomaˇs,M.,Kuˇci ´c,N.,Luˇcin,P.,2011.Seg- regationofopenMajorHistocompatibilityclassIconformersattheplasma membraneandduringendosomaltraffickingrevealsconformation-basedsor- tingintheendosomalsystem.InternationalJournalofBiochemistryandCell Biology43,504–515.

Tiwari,N.,Garbi,N.,Reinheckel,T.,Moldenhauer,G.,Hämmerling,G.J.,Momburg,F., 2007.Atransporterassociatedwithantigen-processingindependentvacuolar pathwayfortheMHCclassI-mediatedpresentationofendogenoustransmem- braneproteins.JournalofImmunology178,7932–7942.

Zagorac,G.B.,Mahmutefendi ´c,H.,Ili ´cTomaˇs,M.,Kuˇci ´c,N.,LeBouteiller,P.,Luˇcin,P., 2012.EarlyendosomalreroutingofMajorHistocompatibilityclassIconformers.

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