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HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS GENE EXPRESSION

HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS GENE EXPRESSION
人乳头瘤病毒基因表达
批准号:
6512466
负责人:
THOMAS R BROKER
金额:
$31.83万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1984
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1984-08-01 至 2004-05-31

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人乳头瘤病毒(HPV)是最常见的性传播疾病的病毒病原学。感染要么亚临床,要么表现为良性乳头状瘤和尖锐湿疣。感染高危HPV,特别是18型和16型,CNA进展为异型增生和癌症。由于HPV仅在终末分化的人鳞状上皮细胞中繁殖,我们和其他人采用了原代人角质形成细胞(PHKs)器官型(RAFT)培养技术来研究HPV基因的体外功能。我们已经证明了HPV-18增强子-E6启动子(URR)表达的HPV-18 E7基因是分化依赖的,并在RAFT培养的分化的PHKs中重新激活宿主DNA复制。这些结果表明,E7蛋白与pRB结合并失活以释放E2F:DP转录因子,其功能是促进病毒DNA的复制。我们还发现,ERR-E7在分化的PHKs中同时诱导细胞周期蛋白E和普遍存在的细胞周期蛋白依赖性蛋白抑制蛋白p21cip1。P21cip1的诱导是由转录后机制介导的。这两种宿主蛋白的诱导以及宿主和病毒DNA的合成在RAFT培养的分化的PHKs和良性乳头状瘤中以相互排斥的方式发生,这解释了患者标本中病毒活性的异质性。此外,某些E7突变激活了典型的E2F反应宿主复制基因,即分化的PHK中DNA聚合酶α的P180亚单位,但无法诱导增殖细胞核抗原(一种DNA聚合酶增量辅助因子),因此无法诱导细胞DNA合成。这些结果表明,从pRb释放E2F:DP因子是必要的,但不足以激活所有的DNA复制基因。本应用旨在深入研究角质形成细胞分化的机制:(1)E7通过一组E7突变激活宿主DNA复制,如pol-α和PCNA,并最终通过一组E7突变激活宿主DNA复制;(2)E7激活增殖细胞核抗原基因,特别关注第一内含子中顺式元件的可能作用,即跨越RNA起始点的YY1结合部位,以及启动子区域的其他调控元件;以及(3)E7诱导细胞周期蛋白E和p21cip1蛋白,重点是细胞DNA的非计划合成是否受到细胞周期蛋白E或p21cip1蛋白的抑制。E7的生化特性,如与肿瘤抑制因子pRB、P107、转录因子TBP和YY1的结合,以及酪蛋白激酶II的磷酸化,将被测定并与刚才描述的生物学后果相关联。这些研究将阐明控制细胞DNA复制机制以及HPV复制的途径。
英文摘要
Human papillomaviruses (HPVs) cause the most prevalent sexually transmitted diseases of viral etiology. Infections are either subclinical or manifested as benign papillomas and condylomata. Infects by the high-risk HPVs, notably types 18 and 16, cna progress to dysplasia and cancers. Because HPVs propagate only in human squamous epithelia undergoing terminal differentiation, we and others have adapted the technique of growing organotypic (raft) cultures of primary human keratinocytes (PHKs) to investigate HPV gene functions in vitro. We have shown that HPV-18 E7 gene expressed from HPV-18 enhancer-E6 promoter (URR) is differentiation-dependent and reactivates host DNA replication in differentiated PHKs in raft cultures. These results demonstrate that the function of the E7 protein, which binds to and inactivates pRB to release the E2F:DP transcription factors, is to facilitate viral DNA replication. We also found that ERR-E7 simultaneously induces, in differentiated PHKs, cyclin E and the universal cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitory p21cip1 protein. Induction of p21cip1 is mediated by post-transcriptional mechanisms. The induction of these two host proteins on the one hand and host and viral DNA synthesis on the other takes place in a mutually exclusive manner in differentiated PHKs in raft cultures and in benign papillomas, accounting for the heterogeneity of viral activities in patient specimens. Furthermore, certain E7 mutations activate a representative E2F-responsive host replication gene, the p180 subunit of the DNA polymerase alpha in differentiated PHKs but are unable to induce PCNA (a DNA polymerase delta co-factor) and therefore cellular DNA synthesis. These results suggest that the release of E2F:DP factors from pRB is necessary but not sufficient to activate all the DNA replication genes. This application is to investigate in depth the mechanisms in differentiated keratinocytes by which: (1) E7 activates host DNA replication such as pol-alpha and PCNA, and ultimately host DNA replication by using a panel of E7 mutations; (2) E7 activates the PCNA gene, with special attention to possible roles of cis elements in the first intron, the YY1 binding site which spans the RNA initiation sites, as well as additional regulatory elements in the promoter region; and (3) E7 induces cyclin E and p21cip1 proteins, with an emphasis on whether unscheduled cellular DNA synthesis in inhibited by the cyclin E or by the p21cip1 protein. The biochemical properties of E7 such as binding to tumor suppressors pRB, P107, and transcription factors TBP and YY1, and phosphorylation by casein kinase II will be determined and correlated with the biological consequences in just described. These studies will shed light on the pathways involved in controlling the cellular DNA replication machinery as well as HPV reproduction.
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