SILAC analysis of oxidative stress-mediated proteins in human pneumocytes: New role for treacle
SILAC analysis of oxidative stress-mediated proteins in human pneumocytes: New role for treacle
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10.1002/pmic.201000020
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发表时间:
2010-06-01
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3.4
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Merali, Salim
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作者:
Duan, Xunbao;Kelsen, Steve G.;Merali, Salim
To better understand lung oxidant stress responses, we examined A549 lung cells exposed to H2O2 using "stable isotope labeling by amino acids." We identified 466 cytosolic and 387 nuclear proteins; H2O2 exposure produced >= twofold differences in 31, all were down-regulations. None were previously reported as oxidant stress response proteins, although they share common functions. One of the responders, treacle, was linked to p53, an important oxidative stress response. The Treacher Collins-Franceschetti syndrome can result from treacle mutation and insufficiency was suggested to cause increased p53 leading to the syndrome. However, results here indicate p53 and treacle responses to H2O2 are independent: treacle remains suppressed after p53 recovery; the threshold for treacle reduction is well above that for p53 induction; and treacle suppression by short interfering RNA does not modify the p53 response. Evidence of treacle antioxidant activity include reduction being driven by proteasome degradation independently of mRNA, typical for oxidant-absorbing proteins, and increased sensitivity to H2O2 consequent to short interfering RNA suppression. Data here show a link between oxidative stress and treacle reduction, demonstrate that treacle does not control p53, provide evidence of a treacle oxidant defense role, support the hypothesis that oxidant stress plays a role in the Treacher Collins-Franceschetti syndrome, and raise the possibility that treacle plays an anti-oxidant role in lungs.