Dual regulation of energy metabolism by p53 in human cervix and breast cancer cells
Dual regulation of energy metabolism by p53 in human cervix and breast cancer cells
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bbamcr.2015.09.033
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发表时间:
2015-12-01
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
Rodriguez-Enriquez, Sara
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作者:
Hernandez-Resendiz, Ileana;Roman-Rosales, Alejandra;Rodriguez-Enriquez, Sara
The role of p53 as modulator of OxPhos and glycolysis was analyzed in HeLa-L (cells containing negligible p53 protein levels) and HeLa-H (p53-overexpressing) human cervix cancer cells under normoxia and hypoxia. In normoxia, functional p53, mitochondria( enzyme contents, mitochondrial electrical potential (Delta Psi(m)) and OxPhos flux increased in HeLa-H vs. HeLa-L cells; whereas their glycolytic enzyme contents and glycolysis flux were unchanged. OxPhos provided more than 70% of the cellular ATP and proliferation was abolished by anti-mitochondrial drugs in HeLa-H cells. In hypoxia, both cell proliferations were suppressed, but HeLa-H cells exhibited a significant decrease in OxPhos protein contents, Delta Psi(m) and OxPhos flux. Although glycolytic function was also diminished vs. HeLa-L cells in hypoxia, glycolysis provided more than 60% of cellular ATP in HeLa-H cells. The energy metabolism phenotype of HeLa-H cells was reverted to that of HeLa-L cells by incubating with pifithrin-alpha, a p53-inhibitor. In normoxia, the energy metabolism phenotype of breast cancer MCF-7 cells was similar to that of HeLa-H cells, whereas p53shRNAMCF-7 cells resembled the HeLa-L cell phenotype. In hypoxia, autophagy proteins and lysosomes contents increased 2-5 times in HeLa-H cells suggesting mitophagy activation. These results indicated that under normoxia p53 up-regulated OxPhos without affecting glycolysis, whereas under hypoxia, p53 down-regulated both OxPhos (severely) and glycolysis (weakly). These p53 effects appeared mediated by the formation of p53-HIF-1 alpha complexes. Therefore, p53 exerts a dual and contrasting regulatory role on cancer energy metabolism, depending on the O-2 level. (C) 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.