CELL CYCLE CHECKPOINTS AND CHEMOSENSITIVITY OF HUMAN CANCER CELLS
CELL CYCLE CHECKPOINTS AND CHEMOSENSITIVITY OF HUMAN CANCER CELLS
批准号:
5201364
负责人:
P M O'CONNOR
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
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资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
至
关键词:
DNA damage DNA repair antimitotics antineoplastics cell cycle cell cycle proteins chemical information system cyclins drug screening /evaluation enzyme activity gene mutation microtubules neoplasm /cancer genetics neoplastic cell protein kinase protein structure function tissue /cell culture transfection tumor suppressor genes
中文摘要
本研究的重点是细胞周期检查点及其作用。
这些系统在确定化疗敏感性方面发挥了作用。我们的目标还包括
利用我们对这些检查点系统的新知识来设计新的
癌症治疗的治疗策略。我们正在澄清
对DNA损伤做出反应以阻止G1和G2中细胞的检查点
阶段。我们还定义了癌细胞中这些系统的缺陷。我们
目的是从DNA损伤或未复制的角度追踪这些系统
DNA被细胞感知到与细胞相互作用的反应元件
细胞周期蛋白依赖性激酶阻止细胞周期进程或在某些情况下
诱导细胞凋亡。我们的结果表明,淋巴瘤细胞中存在P53突变
品系降低了对DNA损伤剂的敏感性。但不是
抗有丝分裂药物。敏感度降低与逃避
P53介导的细胞凋亡,尽管其他因素也可以促进
结果。我们一直在探索p53调控基因中的区域。
与细胞周期蛋白E/CDK2和增殖细胞核抗原相互作用的产物Waf1/Cip1。我们的
结果表明,Waf1/Cip1的氨基末端有两个区域
参与细胞周期蛋白E/CDK2相互作用和/或抑制该激酶
而Waf1/Cip1的羧基末端区域参与了增殖细胞核抗原
互动。G2检查点似乎保护细胞免受DNA损伤
通过延长DNA修复的时间。我们发现,
己酮可可碱优先取消细胞中的G2检查点
被破坏的p53和这样的细胞可以优先被组合杀死
一种DNA损伤剂和己酮可可碱。我们目前正在探索
这些活动背后的机制,特别侧重于
G2细胞周期蛋白依赖性激酶的形成和激活。我们也是
调查几个可能在临床上使用的G2检查点删除者
在优先杀死突变型p53肿瘤的联合方案中很有用。
结合其他几个实验室,我们发现
NCI细胞筛选中的大多数细胞系都扰乱了P53的功能。
我们还发现,这些p53基因突变的细胞往往对
目前使用的化疗药物种类繁多。一个值得注意的问题
这项分析中的例外是微管制剂,它的活性
似乎与P53状态无关。搜索45,000个复合数据
BASE揭示了一些可能优先活跃在
P53基因被破坏的细胞。这些代理人将接受详细的分析
P53功能被干扰的同源细胞系
HPV-E6基因或显性阴性突变体P53的转染法
吉恩。
英文摘要
This research project focuses on cell cycle checkpoints and the roles
these systems play in determining chemosensitivity. We also aim to
utilize our emerging knowledge of these checkpoint systems to design new
therapeutic stratagems for cancer treatment. We are elucidating the
checkpoints that respond to DNA damage to arrest cells in G1 and G2
phases. We are also defining defects in these systems in cancer cells. We
aim to trace these systems from the point where DNA damage or unreplicated
DNA is sensed by the cell to the response elements that interact with the
cyclin-dependent kinases to arrest cell cycle progression or in some cases
induce apoptosis. Our results suggest that p53 mutations i lymphoma cell
lines confer decreased sensitivity to DNA damaging agents. but not
antimitotic agents. Decreased sensitivity is related to an evasion of
p53-mediated apoptosis, although other factors can also contribute to the
outcome. We have been exploring domains in the p53 regulated gene
product, Waf1/Cip1, that interact with cyclin E/Cdk2 and PCNA. Our
results suggest two regions in the amino terminus of Waf1/Cip1 are
involved in cyclin E/Cdk2 interaction and/or inhibition of this kinase
while the carboxy-terminal region of Waf1/Cip1 is involved in PCNA
interaction. The G2 checkpoint appears to protect cells from DNA damage
by extending the time available for DNA repair. We have found that
pentoxifylline preferentially abrogates the G2 checkpoint in cells with
disrupted p53 and such cells can be preferentially killed by a combination
of a DNA damaging agent and pentoxifylline. We are presently exploring
the mechanisms underlying these activities with a special focus on the
formation and activation of the G2 cyclin-dependent kinases. We are also
investigating several G2 checkpoint abrogators that might be clinically
useful in combination protocols to preferentially kill mutant p53 tumors.
In conjunction with several other laboratories we have found that the
majority of cell lines in the NCI cell screen have disrupted p53 function.
We have also found these p53 disrupted cells tend to be less sensitive to
a wide variety of currently used chemotherapeutic agents. A notable
exception in this analysis was the microtubule agents, whose activity
appeared independent of p53 status. Searching the 45,000 compound data
base revealed a number of agents which might be preferentially active in
cells with disrupted p53. These agents will undergo detailed analysis in
isogeneic cell lines in which p53 function has been disrupted by
transfection with either the HPV-E6 gene or a dominant negative mutant p53
gene.
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CELL CYCLE REGULATION AND CHEMOSENSITIVITY
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