Gene amplification and increased expression of the reduced folate carrier in transport elevated K562 cells.
Gene amplification and increased expression of the reduced folate carrier in transport elevated K562 cells.
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在运输升高的 K562 细胞中基因扩增和还原叶酸载体的表达增加。
DOI:
10.1016/s0006-2952(97)00639-4
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发表时间:
1998
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
Matherly,LH
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作者:
Wong,SC;Zhang,L;Proefke,SA;Hukku,B;Matherly,LH
The molecular bases for the 6-fold elevated methotrexate transport capacity of K562.4CF cells (Matherly et al., Cancer Res. 51: 3420–3426, 1991) were studied with reduced folate carrier (RFC) cDNA, genomic, and antibody probes. Southern analysis showed that RFC gene copies were increased (≈4- to 5-fold) in K562.4CF over wild-type K562 cells. Fluorescence in situ hybridization using a genomic RFC probe confirmed the localization of the RFC gene to the q-arm of chromosome 21. In K562.4CF cells, the frequent loss of a normal copy of chromosome 21 (61% of metaphases) was accompanied by RFC gene amplification and translocations of amplified RFC gene fragments to several (2 to 6) different chromosomal loci not seen in wild-type cells. Particularly intense RFC signals were mapped to homogeneously staining regions in chromosomes 2 and 15. Increased RFC gene copies were accompanied by a similar increase in the major 3.1 kb RFC transcript by northern blotting and an ≈7-fold elevated level of the broadly migrating (80–95 kDa) RFC protein on a western blot probed with an RFC C-terminal peptide antibody. These results demonstrate that selection of cells with a growth-limiting concentration of reduced folates (0.4 nM of leucovorin) is sufficient to promote chromosomal aberrations, including gene amplification and translocations that result in increased RFC expression and folate transport.