By Thomas Stephen Szasz
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2012a). Consistent with these p53 effects, the presence of EBNA1 in all of these cell lines resulted in decreased apoptosis after DNA damage, although this may not be entirely due to the lowered p53 levels. As discussed below, EBNA1 also induces the loss of PML nuclear bodies which are important for apoptosis, in part because they facilitate the activation of p53 through acetylation. Therefore, EBNA1 likely inhibits p53 function in multiple ways (at least in epithelial cells) thereby promoting cell survival.
In addition, PML nuclear bodies are part of the innate immune response and act to suppress productive infections of several viruses through inhibition of viral gene expression and replication (Everett and Chelbi-Alix 2007; Geoffroy and Chelbi-Alix 2011; Reichelt et al. 2011). PML proteins, which are comprised of six nuclear isoforms, interact with each other to form the structural basis of the PML nuclear body with which many additional proteins then interact. To counteract the inhibition of viral infection by PML nuclear bodies, many viruses encode proteins that disrupt them, either by inducing the degradation of the PML proteins or by interfering with the interactions of PML proteins to form the bodies (Everett 2001).
