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D a n i e l a C . B r o e k m a n C a t h e lic id in a n t im ic r o b ia l Cathelicidin antimicrobial p e p peptides in cod and salmon t id e s in c o d a n d s a lm o n Daniela C. Broekman 2 0 Faculty of Life an d Environmental 1 2 Sciences University of Iceland 2012 Cathelicidin antimicrobial peptides in cod and salmon Daniela C. Broekman Dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of a Philosophiae Doctor degree in Biology Advisor Guðmundur H. Guðmundsson PhD Committee Ólafur S. Andrésson Valerie H. Maier Opponents Bergljót Magnadóttir Henk P. Haagsman Life and Environmental Sciences School of Engineering and Natural Sciences University of Iceland Reykjavik, October 2012 Cathelicidin antimicrobial peptides in cod and salmon Daniela C. Broekman Dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of a Philosophiae Doctor degree in Biology Advisor Guðmundur H. Guðmundsson PhD Committee Ólafur S. Andrésson Valerie H. Maier Opponents Bergljót Magnadóttir Henk P. Haagsman Life and Environmental Sciences School of Engineering and Natural Sciences University of Iceland Reykjavik, October 2012 Philosophiae CDaotchtoelricidin antimicrobial peptides in cod and salmon Dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of a degree in Biology Copyright © 2012 Daniela C. Broekman All rights reserved Life and Environmental Sciences School of Engineering and Natural Sciences University of Iceland Askja, Sturlugötu 7 101, Reykjavik Iceland Telephone: 525 4600 Cathelicidin antimicrobial peptides in cBoibdl aiongdr asaplhmico innformation: Daniela C. Broekman, 2012, PhD dissertation, Department of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Iceland. ISBN 978-9935-9064-4-1 Printing: büttner-druck Nordhorn, Germany, October 2012 Philosophiae CDaotchtoelricidin antimicrobial peptides in cod and salmon Dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of a degree in Biology Copyright © 2012 Daniela C. Broekman All rights reserved Life and Environmental Sciences School of Engineering and Natural Sciences University of Iceland Askja, Sturlugötu 7 101, Reykjavik Iceland Telephone: 525 4600 Cathelicidin antimicrobial peptides in cBoibdl aiongdr asaplhmico innformation: Daniela C. Broekman, 2012, PhD dissertation, Department of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Iceland. ISBN 978-9935-9064-4-1 Printing: büttner-druck Nordhorn, Germany, October 2012 receptor mediated signaling and is involved in the signaling cascade to cathelicidin upregulation in the salmon cell line. Abstract In conclusion, a novel cathelicidin from a teleost fish was isolated and inducibility of expression by microbial PAMPs as well as antimicrobial activity of the peptide indicate that cathelidin in cod Cathelicidins are a family of antimicrobial peptides that have been plays a role in immunity. well researched in mammals, where they have been described to have an important role in immunity. Cathelicidins are ubiquitous among vertebrates having been found in fish, amphibia, reptiles, bGiardduss a mndo rmhuaammals including marsupialia, thereby demonstrating their conserved position throughout evolution. The Atlantic cod is an economically important fish in Iceland. In this thesis the focus is on the cod cathelicidin „codCath“. It was in the course of this project isolated from cod and then characterized regarding its activity and regulation. The cathelicidin antimicrobial peptide was isolated from cod head kidney by high-performance liquid chromatography. The mature peptide was sequenced at the N-terminus and a total size of 67 amino acids was deduced. The peptide has a predominance of the amino acids serine, arginine and glycine, a positive charge of +15 and is considered a novel and unique cathelicidin. Both the isolated and the synthetic peptide demonstrated antibacterial activity. The synthetic peptide helped to identify a salt sensitivity of this peptide with reduced activity at high salt concentrations. Our results indicated that the mode of activity of codCath was rapid lysis of bacterial cells, while it was selectively active towards microbial but not eukaryotic membranes. The peptide was degraded and inactivated by extracellular products of pathogenic bacteria. Cod cathelicidin transcripts were found in eggs and larvae of Atlantic cod and in larvae levels were responsive to environmental stimuli. In a salmonid cell lLinacet ocbaathciellluicsi din was significantly upregulated through Gram-negative bacteria and flagellin and in a gadoid cell line through sp. and poly(I:C). The responsiveness through microbial PAMPs indicates signaling through TLRs or other receptors. The inhibition of the PI3K further indicated that this protein has an inhibitory role on vi vii receptor mediated signaling and is involved in the signaling cascade to cathelicidin upregulation in the salmon cell line. Abstract In conclusion, a novel cathelicidin from a teleost fish was isolated and inducibility of expression by microbial PAMPs as well as antimicrobial activity of the peptide indicate that cathelidin in cod Cathelicidins are a family of antimicrobial peptides that have been plays a role in immunity. well researched in mammals, where they have been described to have an important role in immunity. Cathelicidins are ubiquitous among vertebrates having been found in fish, amphibia, reptiles, bGiardduss a mndo rmhuaammals including marsupialia, thereby demonstrating their conserved position throughout evolution. The Atlantic cod is an economically important fish in Iceland. In this thesis the focus is on the cod cathelicidin „codCath“. It was in the course of this project isolated from cod and then characterized regarding its activity and regulation. The cathelicidin antimicrobial peptide was isolated from cod head kidney by high-performance liquid chromatography. The mature peptide was sequenced at the N-terminus and a total size of 67 amino acids was deduced. The peptide has a predominance of the amino acids serine, arginine and glycine, a positive charge of +15 and is considered a novel and unique cathelicidin. Both the isolated and the synthetic peptide demonstrated antibacterial activity. The synthetic peptide helped to identify a salt sensitivity of this peptide with reduced activity at high salt concentrations. Our results indicated that the mode of activity of codCath was rapid lysis of bacterial cells, while it was selectively active towards microbial but not eukaryotic membranes. The peptide was degraded and inactivated by extracellular products of pathogenic bacteria. Cod cathelicidin transcripts were found in eggs and larvae of Atlantic cod and in larvae levels were responsive to environmental stimuli. In a salmonid cell lLinacet ocbaathciellluicsi din was significantly upregulated through Gram-negative bacteria and flagellin and in a gadoid cell line through sp. and poly(I:C). The responsiveness through microbial PAMPs indicates signaling through TLRs or other receptors. The inhibition of the PI3K further indicated that this protein has an inhibitory role on vi vii cathelicidin væri bæld af þessum megin kínasa frumunnar í frumlínu laxfiskanna. Útdráttur Samantekið í meginatriðum var ný gerð varnarpeptíða einangruð úr þorski og skilyrði fyrir örvaða tjáningu greind. Virkni peptíðins og örvun bendir til mikilvægs hlutverks í ónæmiskerfi fiskanna. Cathelicidins eru fjölskylda örverueyðandi peptíða sem hafa verið rannsökuð mikið í spendýrum og gegna mikilvægu hlutverki í ónæmiskerfinu. Þau hafa fundist meðal helstu flokka hryggdýra; fiska, froskdýra, skriðdýra, fGuagdlau so g smpeonrdhuýraa) meðtalin pokadýr sem gefur vísbendingu um varðveislu í þróun og mikilvægt hlutverk. Þorskurinn ( hefur megin efnahagsþýðingu fyrir Ísland. Í ritgerðinni og rannsóknunum var áherslan á cathelicidin í þorski sem er nú kallað „codCath“. Í verkefninu var virkt cathelicidin peptíð þorska einangrað, virkni greind og tjáning athuguð. Virka cathelidicin peptíð þorska var einangrað úr framnýra með háþrýstivökvaskilju (HPLC). Amínosýruröð virka peptíðsins var ákvörðuð með raðgreingu á amínóenda og þar með stærðin ákvörðuð 67 amínósýrur. Áberandi amínósýrur í peptíðinu voru serín, arginín og glýsín og við hlutlausar aðstæður er jákvæð hleðsla +15. Peptíð líktist engu öðru einangruðu peptíði og er því einstakt meðal cathelicidina. Bæði einangrað peptíð og samsvarandi peptíð hannað við tilraunaaðstæður höfðu bakteríudrepandi virkni. Hannaða peptíðið hjálpaði til við virknigreiningu og sýnt var fram næmni fyrir salti sem minnkaði virkni peptíðsins mikið. Peptíðið reyndist virka á himnu baktería og framkalla rof en hafði ekki áhrif á himnu heilkjörnunga. Bakteríusýklar reyndust seyta hindrum sem klipptu peptíðið og óvirkjuðu. Genið fyrir cathelicidin þorska er tjáð í hrognum og lirfum þorska og er tjáningin háð umhverfisþáttum. Í frumulínu frá laxfiskum reyndist tjáning á catheliciLdainct oböarvciullðu s af Gram-neikvæðum bakteríum og flagellin prótíninu. Í frumulínu frá þorski reyndist örvunin önnur og mest vegna sp. og poly(I:C). Þetta munstur bendir til tjániga örvunar um viðtaka eins og TLR (Toll líkir viðtakar) sem þekkja einmitt munstursameindir örvera sem einkenna þær. Hindrun á PI3K kínasanum benti til að tjáningin á viii ix cathelicidin væri bæld af þessum megin kínasa frumunnar í frumlínu laxfiskanna. Útdráttur Samantekið í meginatriðum var ný gerð varnarpeptíða einangruð úr þorski og skilyrði fyrir örvaða tjáningu greind. Virkni peptíðins og örvun bendir til mikilvægs hlutverks í ónæmiskerfi fiskanna. Cathelicidins eru fjölskylda örverueyðandi peptíða sem hafa verið rannsökuð mikið í spendýrum og gegna mikilvægu hlutverki í ónæmiskerfinu. Þau hafa fundist meðal helstu flokka hryggdýra; fiska, froskdýra, skriðdýra, fGuagdlau so g smpeonrdhuýraa) meðtalin pokadýr sem gefur vísbendingu um varðveislu í þróun og mikilvægt hlutverk. Þorskurinn ( hefur megin efnahagsþýðingu fyrir Ísland. Í ritgerðinni og rannsóknunum var áherslan á cathelicidin í þorski sem er nú kallað „codCath“. Í verkefninu var virkt cathelicidin peptíð þorska einangrað, virkni greind og tjáning athuguð. Virka cathelidicin peptíð þorska var einangrað úr framnýra með háþrýstivökvaskilju (HPLC). Amínosýruröð virka peptíðsins var ákvörðuð með raðgreingu á amínóenda og þar með stærðin ákvörðuð 67 amínósýrur. Áberandi amínósýrur í peptíðinu voru serín, arginín og glýsín og við hlutlausar aðstæður er jákvæð hleðsla +15. Peptíð líktist engu öðru einangruðu peptíði og er því einstakt meðal cathelicidina. Bæði einangrað peptíð og samsvarandi peptíð hannað við tilraunaaðstæður höfðu bakteríudrepandi virkni. Hannaða peptíðið hjálpaði til við virknigreiningu og sýnt var fram næmni fyrir salti sem minnkaði virkni peptíðsins mikið. Peptíðið reyndist virka á himnu baktería og framkalla rof en hafði ekki áhrif á himnu heilkjörnunga. Bakteríusýklar reyndust seyta hindrum sem klipptu peptíðið og óvirkjuðu. Genið fyrir cathelicidin þorska er tjáð í hrognum og lirfum þorska og er tjáningin háð umhverfisþáttum. Í frumulínu frá laxfiskum reyndist tjáning á catheliciLdainct oböarvciullðu s af Gram-neikvæðum bakteríum og flagellin prótíninu. Í frumulínu frá þorski reyndist örvunin önnur og mest vegna sp. og poly(I:C). Þetta munstur bendir til tjániga örvunar um viðtaka eins og TLR (Toll líkir viðtakar) sem þekkja einmitt munstursameindir örvera sem einkenna þær. Hindrun á PI3K kínasanum benti til að tjáningin á viii ix Dedicated to my grandmother Irma Braakmann (1925-2012) and Bebi (2010-2012). x xi

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