Formation of topoisomerase II alpha complexes with nascent DNA is related to VM-26-induced cytotoxicity.
Formation of topoisomerase II alpha complexes with nascent DNA is related to VM-26-induced cytotoxicity.
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拓扑异构酶 II α 与新生 DNA 复合物的形成与 VM-26 诱导的细胞毒性有关。
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10.1021/bi9619637
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1996
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Fernandes,DJ
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Qiu,J;Catapano,CV;Fernandes,DJ
Several clinically active anticancer drugs are known to interfere with DNA topoisomerase II activity. However, the importance of the individual α (170 kDa) and β (180 kDa) isozymes as targets of topoisomerase II-active drugs is not clear. To address this question, human CCRF-CEM leukemia cells were incubated with bromodeoxyuridine, and either the nascent DNA or bulk DNA not undergoing replication was purified by immunoprecipitation with an anti-bromodeoxyuridine antibody. The topoisomerase II isozymes that coprecipitated with either the nascent DNA or bulk DNA were analyzed by Western blotting. The α isozyme formed complexes with nascent DNA in cells pretreated with either VM-26 or mitoxantrone, while the β isozyme was only bound to bulk DNA. At moderately cytotoxic concentrations, VM-26 enhanced the binding of topoisomerase IIα to nascent DNA at least 5.2-fold compared to bulk DNA. However, in VM-26 resistant CEM/VM-1 cells incubated with equitoxic concentrations of VM-26, topoisomerase IIα complex formation with nascent DNA was decreased at least 5.5-fold compared to bulk DNA. Drug-induced binding of topoisomerase IIβ with bulk DNA in CEM/VM-1 cells did not correlate with cytotoxicity. Collectively, these results indicate that the formation of VM-26 stabilized complexes of topoisomerase IIα with nascent DNA are critical to the development of cytotoxicity, and that resistance of CEM/VM-1 cells to VM-26 is related to impaired formation of these complexes. The results also provide indirect evidence that topoisomerase IIα is involved in DNA replication.