Simultaneous up-regulation of viral receptor expression and DNA synthesis is required for increasing efficiency of retroviral hepatic gene transfer.
Simultaneous up-regulation of viral receptor expression and DNA synthesis is required for increasing efficiency of retroviral hepatic gene transfer.
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为了提高逆转录病毒肝基因转移的效率,需要同时上调病毒受体表达和 DNA 合成。
DOI:
10.1074/jbc.273.19.11954
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发表时间:
1998
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Gupta,S
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作者:
Ott,M;Stockert,RJ;Ma,Q;Gagandeep,S;Gupta,S
To understand the relative contribution of viral receptor expression and cell proliferation in retroviral gene transfer, we created human hepatocyte-derived HuH-7.MCAT-1 cell lines. These cells constitutively express the murine ecotropic retroviral receptor MCAT-1 without changes in morphology or proliferation states. The MCAT-1 receptor is also a cationic amino acid transporter, and the HuH-7.MCAT-1.7 cells showed increasedVmaxof uptake and steady-state accumulation of the cationic amino acidsl-arginine andl-lysine. In HuH-7.MCAT-1 cells,l-arginine uptake was significantly up-regulated by norepinephrine and dexamethasone, and hepatocyte growth factor also increasedl-arginine uptake along with cellular DNA synthesis. Gene transfer was also markedly increased in HuH-7.MCAT-1.7 cells incubated with an ecotropic LacZ retrovirus, and this further increased with hormones and hepatocyte growth factor. To define whether viral receptor up-regulation by itself increased gene transfer, cell cycling was inhibited by a recombinant adenovirus expressing the Mad transcription factor (AdMad), which is a dominant-negative c-Myc regulator. This restricted cells in G0/G1, without attenuating MCAT-1 activity, as shown by flow cytometry andl-arginine uptake analysis, respectively. When asynchronously cycling HuH-7.MCAT-1.7 cells were first infected with the AdMad virus and then exposed to the ecotropic LacZ virus, gene transfer was virtually abolished. The data indicate that while up-regulation of viral receptors can greatly enhance retrovirally mediated gene transfer, DNA synthesis remains an absolute requirement for hepatic gene therapy with this approach.