Kidney tumor biomarkers revealed by simultaneous multiple matrix metabolomics analysis.
Kidney tumor biomarkers revealed by simultaneous multiple matrix metabolomics analysis.
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DOI:
10.1158/0008-5472.can-11-3105
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发表时间:
2012-07-15
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影响因子:
11.2
通讯作者:
Weiss RH
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作者:
Ganti S;Taylor SL;Abu Aboud O;Yang J;Evans C;Osier MV;Alexander DC;Kim K;Weiss RH
Metabolomics is increasingly being utilized in cancer biology for biomarker discovery and identification of potential novel therapeutic targets. However, a systematic metabolomics study of multiple biofluids to determine their interrelationships and to describe their utility as tumor proxies is lacking. Using a mouse xenograft model of kidney cancer, characterized by sub-capsular implantation of Caki-1 clear cell human kidney cancer cells, we examined tissue, serum, and urine all obtained simultaneously at baseline (urine) and at, or close to, animal sacrifice (tissue and plasma). Uniform metabolomics analysis of all three “matrices” was accomplished using GC- and LC-MS. Of all the metabolites identified (267 in tissue, 246 in serum, 267 in urine), 89 were detected in all 3 matrices, and the majority were altered in the same direction. Heat maps of individual metabolites showed that alterations in serum were more closely related to tissue than was urine. Two metabolites, cinnamoylglycine and nicotinamide, were concordantly and significantly (when corrected for multiple testing) altered in tissue and serum, and cysteine-glutathione disulfide showed the highest change (232.4-fold in tissue) of any metabolite. Based on these and other considerations, three pathways were chosen for biological validation of the metabolomic data, resulting in potential therapeutic target identification. These data show that serum metabolomics analysis is a more accurate proxy for tissue changes than urine, that tryptophan degradation (yielding anti-inflammatory metabolites) is highly represented in renal cell carcinoma, and support the concept that PPAR-alpha antagonism may be a potential therapeutic approach for this disease.