MECHANISMS FOR OXIDATIVE STRESS INDUCED APOPTOSIS
MECHANISMS FOR OXIDATIVE STRESS INDUCED APOPTOSIS
批准号:
2895129
负责人:
Kathryn Dale Held
金额:
$26.4万
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:
1997-04-10 至 2000-03-31
关键词:
antioxidants apoptosis calcium ion flow cytometry free radical oxygen gel electrophoresis gel mobility shift assay gene expression homeostasis hydrogen peroxide hydroxides nuclear factor kappa beta oncogenes oxidation reduction reaction oxidative stress oxygen thiols tissue /cell culture transcription factor transfection western blottings
中文摘要
描述:(改编自申请人的摘要):硫醇一般
想到一种抗氧化剂,它可以防止由
不同的试剂和条件,如电离辐射,一些
化疗药物,神经退行性疾病,自身免疫性疾病,
缺血/再灌注等。然而,在某些情况下,例如,在
存在微量的过渡金属,一些抗氧化剂会变成
促氧化剂,导致细胞死亡,包括细胞凋亡。我们已经开发出
一个详细的、可测试的、逐步的模型来解释
细胞凋亡中的硫醇。根据模型,在一定的细胞条件下,
条件下,硫醇:(I)发生金属催化氧化,产生
活性氧类、H_2O_2、O(2)-和·OH(II)破坏细胞内
细胞内临界硫醇或二硫化物的变化引起的钙稳态
钙调节蛋白,以及(Iii)激活转录因子
核因子-kB,(Iv)导致细胞凋亡。我们进一步假设bcl2可以
在这一途径中的一个或多个步骤起作用,以抑制硫醇诱导的细胞凋亡。
特定的目标旨在单独测试模型中的每个步骤
以及演示将这些步骤集成到从
硫醇对细胞凋亡的影响。此外,我们还将获得有关
硫醇处理后细胞凋亡与克隆性丧失的关系
解决细胞凋亡是否导致所有细胞死亡的问题
是否存在抑制细胞凋亡的药物(例如,钙络合剂或
Bcl2)增加细胞的长期存活率或仅延缓细胞死亡。大部分
这些研究将在人类白血病中使用模型硫醇二硫苏糖醇
HL-60细胞。细胞凋亡将通过形态和DNA片段化表现出来
标准,并用DNA片段化和TUNEL法进行定量。哦,会吗?
使用敏感的、特定的荧光技术进行测量,钙将
用荧光细胞内钙探针和核因子-kB进行检测
活性将使用凝胶迁移率变化分析进行评估。
对使用硫醇和其他抗氧化剂预防或治疗感兴趣
据信至少部分是由活性氧引起的情况
物种正在迅速增长。因此,重要的是理解可能
这些毒剂的有害影响。此外,由于他们的
已记录的在氧化应激、钙稳态、核因子-kB激活中的作用
和细胞凋亡,硫醇是研究化学,酶和
这些过程中的每一个过程都涉及到遗传机制
导致细胞死亡的相互作用。归根结底,在这个过程中获得的知识
研究可能会导致新的、特定的疗法的开发,基于
针对特定胞内结构域的硫醇的性质
为了“开启”保护通路或“关闭”不想要的细胞过程,
例如,增强对肿瘤细胞的杀伤或防止对肿瘤细胞的杀伤
艾滋病、自身免疫性疾病、神经退行性疾病等
压力可能起到一定作用。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION: (Adapted from the applicant's abstract): Thiols are generally
thought of a antioxidants which protect against oxidative stress imposed by
diverse agents and conditions such as ionizing radiation, some
chemotherapeutic drugs, neurodegenerative diseases, autoimmune diseases,
ischemia/reperfusion, etc. However, in some circumstances, e.g., in the
presence of traces of transition metals, some antioxidants become
pro-oxidants, causing cell killing, including apoptosis. We have developed
a detailed, testable, stepwise model to explain this paradoxical action of
thiols in apoptosis. According to the model, under certain cellular
conditions, thiols: (i) undergo metal-catalyzed oxidation producing the
reactive oxygen species, H2O2, O(2)- and .OH, (ii) disrupt intracellular
calcium homeostasis by alteration of critical thiols or disulfides in
calcium-regulating proteins, and (iii) activate the transcription factor
NF-kB, (iv) resulting in apoptosis. We further hypothesize that bcl-2 can
act at one or more steps in this pathway to inhibit thiol-induced apoptosis.
The specific aims are designed to test each step in the model individually
as well as to demonstrate the integration of the steps into a pathway from
thiols to apoptosis. In addition, we will obtain quantitative data on the
relationship between apoptosis and loss of clonogenicity in thiol-treated
cells to address whether apoptosis accounts for all the cell death and
whether agents that appear to inhibit apoptosis (e.g., calcium chelators or
bcl-2) increase long-term cell survival or only delay cell death. Most of
these studies will use the model thiol dithiothreitol in human leukemia
HL-60 cells. Apoptosis will be shown by morphological and DNA fragmentation
criteria and quantitated using DNA fragmentation and TUNEL assays. .OH will
be measured using sensitive, specific, fluorometric techniques, calcium will
be measured using fluorescent intracellular calcium probes, and NF-kB
activity will be assessed using the gel mobility shift assay.
Interest in using thiols and other antioxidants to prevent or treat
conditions believed to be caused, at least in part, by reactive oxygen
species is growing rapidly. Thus, it is important to understand possible
detrimental effects of these agents. Furthermore, because of their
documented roles in oxidative stress, calcium homeostasis, NF-kB activation
and apoptosis, thiols are unique probes for study of chemical, enzymatic and
genetic mechanisms involved in each of these processes and in their
interactions that cause cell death. Ultimately the knowledge gained in this
study may lead to development of novel, specific therapeutics, based on the
properties of thiols, that are targeted to particular intracellular domains
to "turn on" protective pathways or "turn off" undesired cellular processes,
e.g., to enhance cell killing in tumor cells or prevent cell killing in
AIDS, autoimmune diseases, neurodegenerative diseases, etc., where oxidative
stress may play a role.
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