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LC3-I is involved in the formation of carriers derived from the endoplasmic reticulum, called EDEMosomes 81 , a pathway hijacked by coronaviruses to form structures needed for the transcription and replication of the viral genome ATG12 is a positive mediator of mitochondrial apoptosis by inactivating members of the pro-survival Bcl-2 protein family.
The activity of ATG12 is independent of ATG5 or ATG3, and requires a BH3-like motif in ATG12 ref. ATG proteins also act in an autophagy-independent manner following proteolytic processing. For example, ATG5 cleavage by calpains generates a pro-apoptotic fragment that interferes with the anti-apoptotic activity of Bcl-xL ref.
Moreover, beclin 1 processing by caspase 3 generates two fragments that do not have the capacity to induce autophagy 85 , The C-terminal fragment resulting from this processing localizes to mitochondria and sensitizes cells to apoptosis Thus, similarly to proteins involved in apoptosis that also function beyond apoptosis 87 , ATG components, as well as other proteins involved in autophagy such as AMBRA1, VPS34 and p62 for which autophagy-independent roles are not discussed here , are engaged in non-autophagic functions.
This notion has to be taken into account when we experimentally explore the role of autophagy in vivo on the basis of the ablation of a single ATG gene.
Despite the progresses made in our understanding of autophagy, numerous key aspects of this catabolic pathway remain enigmatic. For example, we still know very little about the regulation of basal autophagy, which operates under normal growing conditions.
The modulation of this process engages actin filaments and the histone deacetylase HDAC6, which are both dispensable for autophagosome maturation under starvation conditions The coordination of Atg protein recruitment to the PAS from different membrane origins, as well as their hierarchical assembly at this specialized site, are aspects of the autophagosome biogenesis that should be carefully considered in the future.
Although a hierarchical recruitment of the Atg proteins has been proposed for yeast on a genetic basis 89 , their temporal association and the functional consequences of the hierarchy remain to be investigated. Examination of the selective sequestration of mitochondria or Salmonella by autophagosomes has indicated a different hierarchy than the one postulated, according to which groups or clusters of Atg proteins could independently associate to form the PAS refs 90 , Similarly, further analyses of the different forms of non-canonical autophagy described to date, which only require a subset of Atg proteins, or of the autophagy-independent functions of Atg proteins, can yield a better understanding of the functional importance of these factors during the generation of autophagosomes It remains to be seen why metazoans possess several isoforms of the same Atg protein, which apparently have identical functions.
For example, the human genome contains 6 homologues of the single yeast Atg8 protein, yet the role of these counterparts remains to be elucidated. Some members of this protein family, that is, GABARAPL1 and GABARAPL2, were shown to participate in autophagosome closure 57 , whereas LC3C also acts as a specific receptor during selective antibacterial autophagy The importance of autophagy in many aspects of physiology is now recognised.
Not surprisingly, defects in this process are intimately associated with numerous human diseases. Better knowledge of the molecular bases of autophagy and of its control by physiological regulators, from cytokines and hormones to dietary restriction or physical exercise, may provide simple and non-invasive ways to modulate this pathway for preventive or therapeutic interventions in the future In the print version of this Review, Table 2 was mistakenly omitted.
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