GENETIC ANALYSIS OF RAS TRANSFORMATION AND JUN FUNCTION
GENETIC ANALYSIS OF RAS TRANSFORMATION AND JUN FUNCTION
批准号:
2012094
负责人:
RANDALL R. JOHNSON
金额:
$23.67万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997-04-20 至 2002-01-31
中文摘要
描述:(改编自申请人摘要):
ras原癌基因的激活和转录激活,
c-Jun和AP-1转录因子的反式激活。 申请人
在小鼠体内制造了c-jun的无效突变 原代细胞
从这样的胚胎在培养物中生长立即停止。 生长停滞可以
用大T抗原和活化Ras共转化克服;
然而,与由相同试剂转化的野生型细胞不同,
保持非致瘤性。 这些数据表明c-jun在Ras中的关键作用
诱导肿瘤形成。 申请人建议进一步阐明这一点,
使用生物化学和遗传学相结合的方法。 首先,他会
用S63/S73突变体靶向替换c-jun,以评估其作用
JNK介导的磷酸化对c-jun功能的影响。 类似
将采用各种方法来确定
δ区,被认为在JNK的募集和
c-jun的泛素化/不稳定化。
不同的c-jun基因将通过c-jun被替换的研究来评估
由Jun B或Jun D。此外,申请人将评估junD的作用
直接将他击倒 最后,申请人将使用
肿瘤发生建立和候选物筛选的新体内测定法
ras/AP-1介导肿瘤发生的靶基因。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION: (adapted from applicant's abstract): A critical link between
the activation of the ras proto-oncogene and transcriptional activation is
the transactivation of c-Jun and AP-1 transcription factors. The applicant
has created a null mutation of c-jun in the mouse. Primary cells derived
from such embryos growth arrest immediately in culture. Growth arrest can
be overcome by co-transformation with large T antigen and activated Ras;
however, these cells, unlike wild type cells transformed by the same agents,
remain non-tumorigenic. These data indicate a critical role of c-jun in Ras
induced tumor formation. The applicant proposes to further elucidate this
role using a combined biochemical and genetic approach. First, he will
perform targeted replacement of c-jun with a S63/S73 mutant, to assess role
of JNK-mediated phosphorylation on c-jun function in vivo. Similar
approaches will be used to determine the role of and the requirement for the
delta region, which is thought to play a role both in JNK recruitment and in
ubiquitination/destabilization of c-jun. The possible redundancy of
different c-jun genes will be assessed by studies in which c-jun is replaced
by jun B or jun D. In addition, the applicant will assess the role of junD
directly by performing a junD knockout. Finally, the applicant will use a
novel in vivo assay of tumorigenic establishment and screen for candidate
target genes involved in ras/AP-1 mediate tumorigenesis.
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