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托雷茨基與研究合作作者、美國加州拉由拉市斯克利普斯研究所綜合結構和計算生物學學院的皮特·懷特(Peter Wright)教授收集了所有有關集合體的生物物理學和蛋白質生物化學知識并寫成了一篇評論文章。
研究作者表示這些集合體常常，但并非總是由內在紊亂的蛋白質組成，這意味著它們并沒有特定的形狀從而和其它蛋白質形成鎖和鑰匙的匹配關系。這些內在紊亂的蛋白質似乎會集合成一種類似凝膠的集合體——這個過程被稱為“相位分離”，它能夠圍困并與其它蛋白質甚至RNA發生相互作用，RNA能夠幫助編碼和調節基因的生物分子。當它們的工作結束——無論具體是什么——這些集合體便會溶解。
直到近五年研究人員才開始意識到沒有特定結構的蛋白質可能有著重要的轉變特性，它或可能基于在細胞里的存在量而發生改變。托雷茨基懷疑如果這些集合體在疾病方面起著一定的作用，那么它們或可能以小分子為目標。“目前藥物恢復的教條表明制造一個小分子以阻止兩個結構蛋白質的相互作用是非常困難的。然而，小分子擾亂內在紊亂的蛋白質之間的相互作用的可能性則較高。”
“這篇評論將有關蛋白質交互的非常基本的生物學現象與潛在的新藥物研發起來，這真是一項令人興奮的挑戰。” 托雷茨基認為。
**艾滋病病毒和恢復免疫功能的一個zui大障礙是，腸道中穩定的HIV庫。關于早期病毒入侵和腸道病毒庫建立的信息非常少。
現在，加州大學戴維斯分校的研究人員以猿猴免疫缺陷病毒(SIV)為研究對象，在病毒傳染的zui初2.5天內，在腸道中檢測到非常小數量的SIV感染細胞;然而，對病毒的炎癥反應嚴重破壞了腸道內皮細胞。白細胞介素-1β(IL-1β)可減少緊密連接蛋白質的產生，它們對于制造病原體不能透過的腸道屏障至關重要。因此，正常的粘著屏障被打破。
通過深入挖掘，研究人員發現，通過IL-1β生產的炎癥反應是在潘氏細胞內開始的，*這能保護腸道干細胞來補充腸上皮層。這是*報道SIV傳染和IL-1β生產的潘氏細胞傳感，這與早期病毒入侵過程中的腸道上皮損傷有關。反過來，上皮細胞破裂強調，有比免疫細胞更多的免疫反應。
研究人員指出，上皮細胞不僅僅是一道物理屏障，在抵御病毒和細菌的過程中，它為免疫細胞提供支持。
研究人員發現，向腸道添加特定的益生菌菌株——植物乳桿菌，可逆轉IL-1β快速減少所引起的損傷，解決炎癥，并在幾個小時之內加速修復。研究指出了一種有趣的可能性，即利用協同宿主-微生物相互作用來干預早期病毒傳播和腸道炎癥、減輕HIV感染有關的腸道并發癥。

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Dr. Toretski and co-author of the study, Professor Peter Wright of the Institute of Structural and Computational Biology, Scripps Institution in Lara Luna, Calif., Collected all the biophysics and protein biologies involved in assembly Chemical knowledge and wrote a commentary.
The authors state that these aggregates are often, but not always, composed of intrinsically disorganized proteins, meaning that they do not have a specific shape and thus form a lock-and-key match with other proteins. These intrinsically disorganized proteins appear to assemble into a gel-like assembly - a process known as "phase separation" that can trap and interact with other proteins and even with RNA, which can help genetically encode and regulate genes molecular. When their work is done - no matter what they are - these assemblies dissolve.
It was not until nearly five years that researchers began to realize that proteins without a specific structure may have important transitional properties that may or may not have changed based on the amount present in the cells. Tomatoes suspects that if these aggregates play a role in disease, they may or may target small molecules. "The current dogma of drug recovery shows that it is very difficult to create a small molecule that blocks the interaction of two structural proteins, however, small molecules are more likely to disrupt inner-protein interactions."
"This review is an exciting challenge to relate the very basic biology of protein interactions to potential new drug development," said Torretz.
One of the biggest obstacles to the total eradication of HIV and the restoration of immune function is the stable HIV pool in the gut. There is very little information about early virus invasion and establishment of the gut virus database.
Researchers at the University of California, Davis, now target simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) and detect very small numbers of SIV-infected cells in the intestine within the first 2.5 days of virus infection; however, The reaction severely damaged the intestinal endothelial cells. Interleukin-1 [beta] (IL-1 [beta]) reduces the production of tight junction proteins that are crucial for the manufacture of an impermeable intestinal barrier to pathogens. Therefore, the normal adhesive barrier is broken.
By digging deeper, the researchers found that the inflammatory response produced by IL-1β started in Paneth cells, which is well-known to protect gut stem cells from replenishing the gut epithelium. This is the first report of Panish cell sensing of SIV infection and IL-1β production, which is associated with intestinal epithelial damage during early viral invasion. In turn, epithelial cell rupture stresses that there are more immune responses than immune cells.
The researchers point out that epithelial cells are more than just a physical barrier, they support immune cells in their defense against viruses and bacteria.
The researchers found that adding a specific probiotic strain, Lactobacillus plantarum, to the intestine reverses the damage caused by a rapid decrease in IL-1β, resolves inflammation and speeds healing within hours. The study points to an interesting possibility of using synergistic host-microbe interactions to intervene in early virus transmission and intestinal inflammation and to reduce the intestinal complications associated with HIV infection.