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RNF130 is significantly downregulated in mice and patients with acute kidney injury, and myeloid-specific loss worsens renal damage by promoting macrophage pyroptosis in AKI models.
- Why it matters: Macrophage pyroptosis contributes to AKI, but the molecular pathway linking RNF130 to inflammasome-driven cell death was unclear.
- What they did: The study used AKI mouse models with myeloid-specific RNF130 loss, proteomics plus validation to show RNF130 prevents PDCD4 ubiquitination at lysine 402, thereby limiting NF-κB/STAT3 signaling and NLRP3 inflammasome activation.
- The result: PDCD4 overexpression nullified RNF130’s protective effect, and Nystose mitigated ischemic AKI renal injury in mice by targeting and upregulating RNF130.
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