Dual ITAM-mediated proteolytic pathways for irreversible inactivation of platelet receptors: de-ITAM-izing Fc (cid:1) RIIa

CollagenbindingtoglycoproteinVI(GPVI) induces signals critical for platelet activation in thrombosis. Both ligand-induced GPVI signaling through its coassociated Fc-receptor (cid:1) -chain (FcR (cid:1) ) immuno-receptor tyrosine-activation motif (ITAM) and the calmodulin inhibitor, W7, dissoci-ate calmodulin from GPVI and induce metalloproteinase-mediated GPVI ectodomain shedding. We investigated whether signaling by another ITAM-bearing receptor on platelets, Fc (cid:1) RIIa, also down-regulates GPVI expression. Agonists that signal through Fc (cid:1) RIIa, the mAbs VM58 or 14A2, potently induced GPVI shedding, inhibitable by the metalloproteinase inhibitor, Unexpectedly, Fc (cid:1) RIIa also underwent rapid proteolysis in platelets treated with agonists for Fc (cid:1) RIIa (VM58/ 14A2) or GPVI/FcR (cid:1) (the snake toxin, convulxin), generating an approximate 30-kDa fragment. Immunoprecipitation/ pull-down experiments showed that Fc (cid:1) RIIa also bound calmodulin and W7 induced Fc (cid:1) RIIa cleavage. However, unlike GPVI, the approximate 30-kDa Fc (cid:1) RIIa fragment remained platelet associated, and proteolysis was unaffected by GM6001butwasinhibitedbyamembrane-permeable calpain inhibitor, E64d; consistent with this, (cid:2) -calpain cleaved an Fc (cid:1) RIIa tail-fusion protein at 222 Lys/ 223 Ala and 230 Gly/ 231 Arg, upstream of the ITAM domain. These findings suggest simulta-neous activation of distinct extracellular (metalloproteinase-mediated) and intracellular (calpain-mediated) proteolytic pathways irreversibly inactivating platelet GPVI/FcR (cid:1) and Fc (cid:1) RIIa, respectively. Activation of both pathways was observed with immunoglobulin from patients with heparin-induced thrombo-cytopenia (HIT), suggesting novel mechanisms for platelet dysfunction by Fc (cid:1) RIIa after immunologic insult. (Blood. 2008; 111:165-174)

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