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Inhibition of PC synthesis results in the
expression of pro-apoptotic CHOP/GADD153
and the activation of JNK kinase




                            Michiel van der Sanden
A phospholipid bilayer
(Alberts et al, Essential cell biology)
Phosphatidylcholine (PC)
(Alberts et al, Essential cell biology)
De novo synthesis of PC, the Kennedy pathway

                                  Choline        Inhibitors:
                            ATP                Hemicholium-3
Choline kinase
                            ADP                   (HC-3)
                        Phosphocholine

CTP:phosphocholine          CTP             Alkyl-lysophospholipids
cytidylyltransferase (CT)   PPi                     (ALP’s)
                             CDP-choline

Choline phosphate       DAG                      Farnesol and
transferase                 CMP                 geranylgeraniol
                                    PC
Methods
• Inhibition of PC synthesis by using inhibitors like Alkyl-
  LysoPhospholipids (ALPs), as HePC and Edelfosine (ET-18-OCH3).



       Disadvantage of using ALPs : Beside inhibition of CT, they
  affect several other processes in the cell, like formation of pro-
  apoptotic ceramide, stimulation of SAP/JNK pathway, FAS
  clustering , PKC activation.

• Inhibition of PC de novo synthesis in a genetic model.
  Chinese Hamster Ovary (CHO) cell line, which contains a thermo-
  sensitive mutation in the rate-limiting enzyme CT
  • CHO-K1                = Wild-type
  • CHO-MT58              = Temperature-sensitive mutant
  • CHO-MT58-CT = Mutant with re-introduced stable CT
Regulation of membrane homeostasis

      What happens if a
       cell cannot make
      enough membrane
             lipids?
Effect of the non-permissive temperature
                 on PC biosynthesis in CHO cells
                                                                         W T-K1
Incorporation of [3H]choline into PC




                                       100                               MT58
                                                                         MT58 + CT α
      [dpm/nmol phosphate]




                                        80


                                        60


                                        40


                                        20


                                         0
                                                                            °
                                             33 °C       40 °   (5 h)     40 C (24 h)

                                                     Temperature ( °C)
PC biosynthesis inhibition leads to
         reduction in PC pools
                     80
nmol PC/mg protein




                     60


                                                        WT-K1
                     40
                                                        MT-58

                     20



                      0
                          0   4   8       12     16    20   24
                                      hours at 40 °C
Inhibition of cell proliferation and induction
                                     of apoptosis in MT58 at 40 ˚C
                                                                                                60
cell number (x 10 4 ) /dish




                              150




                                                                          % a p optotic cells
                                                                                                50
                              125

                              100                                                               40


                              75                                                                30

                                                                  K1 33°C
                              50                                                                20
                                                                  K1 40°C
                              25                                  MT58 33°C                     10
                                                                  MT58 40°C
                               0                                                                0
                                    0   24              48   72

                                             time (h)                                                time (h)
Rescue from apoptosis, caused by PC
                               depletion, with LysoPC

                         -               LPC rescue                              LPE rescue
            100
                             CHO-K1
% apoptotic cells




                              MT58
                    80



                    60



                    40



                    20



                    0
                         -     LPC (0) LPC (16) LPC (24) LPC (30) LPC (48)   LPE (0)   LPE (24)   LPE (30)

                               Cells incubated for 72 h at 40 ° C
How does PC depletion signals to the apoptotic
   machinery (= executive caspases etc).
ER stress response, pausing to decide
                 misfolded or       Ca2+             Glucose         Phospholipid
              unfolded proteins   overload          starvation        depletion ??
Unfolded protein
response (UPR)
   BiP /                                                                    PERK
  GRP78
                                        ER
   HSPs
                                                                       Translational
                                                                        attenuation
                       Caspase 12            CHOP/GADD153




                                             Pro-apoptotic targets
Role of ER stress proteins in the PC
                 depletion induced apoptosis
A              BiP induction                          B       HSP 70 induction
                    C H O -K 1                                   CHO-K1
          33               40                                 33       40
          2     0    4   8        16        24   30           2    0 2 4 8 16 24 30 48


A c tin
                                                      Actin




                    M T 58                                          MT58
          33                     40                           33           40
          24    0    4       8         16    24 30            24 0 2 4 8 16 24 30 48




A c tin                                               Actin
No Translational attenuation in MT58

                                        Measurement of protein synthesis by
                                          incorporation of [35S]methionine
% newly synthesized protein,




                                120
                         °
 compared to control at 33




                                100
                                                                              33° (24 h)
                                 80                                           40° (24 h)
                                                                              Tun (24 h)
                                 60
                                                                              CHX (3 h)
                                 40

                                 20

                                  0
                                        CHO-K1                   CHO-MT58
CHOP induction in PC depleted MT58 cells

           °   °

time

                                            0  24    4          24
CHOP
                                         t = t= t= 2        t =
                                     3 3° 33° 40°      4 0°
Actin
                          CH O P



                          A c tin
           °
                                    M T58 + C Tα      M T58
time (h)

CHOP

Actin
Caspase 12 is not induced or activated in
                                   MT58




                                                                    in
                            4




                                                                    4

                                                                    0
                                          4

                                                     4




                                                                  yc
                        t=2




                                                                 t=2
                                                  t=2




                                                                 t=3
                                 t=0

                                       t=2



                                                  t=0




                                                                am
                       C




                                                         C

                                                              C
                                       C

                                           °C

                                                C
                            °C




                                                            nic
                        °




                                                          °

                                                                 °
                                     °



                                                   °




                                                          Tu
                     33




                                                       40
                                           33




                                                              40
                            33




                                                33
                                  40
Caspase 12 (60 kD)




Actin


                      CHO-K1                      MT58
No classical ER stress response in PC
            depleted MT58 cells

-      Bip/GRP 78 or HSP 70 induction

-      Translational attenuation of proteins

-      Induction of caspase 12

+      Induction of CHOP, so what is
    responsible for the induction of CHOP
Conclusions (1)

• Inhibition of PC synthesis results in a rapid
  decline of cellular PC content and induces
  apoptosis within 48 h.

• PC depletion leads to the induction of the pro-
  apoptotic transcription factor CHOP

• CHOP induction is not observed with the classical
  ER stress response.

             van der Sanden et al. Biochem J. 2003
C/EBP homologous protein
        (CHOP/GADD 153)
• b-Zip Transcription factor of 27 kD
• Binds to a subset of C/EBP promoter sites
• Required for stress-activation of genes,
  known as DOC’s (downstream of CHOP)
• Basal expression of CHOP is very low,
  almost undetectable.
• CHOP expression is often associated with
  the ER-stress response
• Activation of CHOP via phosphorylation by
  p38 or JNK-kinase
De novo synthesis of proteins (CHOP?) is
necessary for apoptosis induced by PC depletion
                                Rescue from apoptosis, induced by PC
                                depletion with 20 µ g/ml cycloheximide
                                                 (CHX)
                          100         CHO-K1
                                      MT58
                           80
      % apoptotic cells




                           60

                           40

                           20

                            0
                                  -       CHX (0)   CHX (8)   CHX (16)   CHX (24)
                                      Cells incubated for 72 h at 40 ° C
Inhibition of CHOP expression by anti-
sense mRNA CHOP delays the onset of
               apoptosis
  100


   80
                                                MT58
   60
                                                MT58 + anti sense
                                                CHOP 2
   40
                                                MT58 + anti sense
                                                CHOP 6
   20


   0
        t=0   t=16 t=24   t=32 t=40 t=48 t=72
JNK                                     IRE1
                                                              ATF-6                PERK
                                                              ATF-4
        ATF-2                 C-jun                           XBP-1

       C/EBP-ATF              AP1           Constitutive ERSE (i)           TATA

      -313 till -295      -247 till -239      -75 till -71   -62 till -57

      5’ deletion mutans of the CHOP promoter :

649                                                                 TATA           luciferase



                       -442                                         TATA           luciferase


                                            -211                    TATA           luciferase
Activation of the CHOP promoter in MT58

                1500     K1
DPM/nmol ONPG




                         MT58
                         MT58 + CT
                1000



                 500



                   0
                       -211          -442   -649
Activation of the CHOP promoter in
        MT58 requires a C/EBP ATF motif



-442   ATF   AP-1   ERSE   LUC



-442   ATF
             X
             AP-1   ERSE   LUC



-442
       X
       ATF   AP-1   ERSE   LUC
Phosphorylation of transcription factor
     ATF-2 during PC depletion




                                  4
                          4




                                                              6

                                                                     4
                                                 4
                              t=2




                                                           t=1
                      t=2




                                                                  t=2
                                              t=2

                                                     t=8
                                      t=0
                              C




                                                      °C
                     C




                                                                  C
                                                 C
                                    C

                                         °C
                             °
                      °




                                                  °



                                                               °
                                     °
                          40




                                                      40
                   33




                                                            40
                                         33

                                               40
                                  33
    Phospho-ATF2
            ATF2


           Actin

                   CHO-K1                   MT58
Effect of PC depletion on JNK activation

        4




                                       6

                                              4

                                                      0
                4

                       4



                                    t=1
    t=2




                                           t=2
                    t=2




                                                  t=3
            t=2




                           t=0
                               °C




                                                  C
   C




                                           C
            C

                    C

                           C



                                        °

                                                  °
    °




                   °
           °




                           °
                               40
 33




                                     40
                33




                                               40
                        33
        40




                                                          p54 phospho JNK
                                                          p46 phospho JNK


                                                           JNK


 CHO K1                    MT-58
JNK activation is necessary for apoptosis
        induced by PC depletion
                             Rescue from apoptotis, induced by PC
                             depletion with JNK inhibitor SP600125
                                             (40 µ M)
                       100       CHO-K1
                                 MT58
   % apoptotic cells




                        80

                        60

                        40

                        20

                         0
                             -        SP (0)    SP (8)    SP (16)   SP (24)
                                  Cells incubated for 72 h at 40 ° C
Inhibition of JNK does not influence
             CHOP expression


               4




                                                          6

                                                         4
                             4

                                      4




                                                        24
                                                      t=1
           t=2




                                                      t=2
                                   t=0
                                   t=2
                   t=0

                         t=2




                                                      t=
                                           °C
                                 C
          C




                                                    C
                                                   °C
                 C

                         C

                               C




                                                    °
           °




                                       °
                                °
                  °

                         °




                                           40
        33




                                                 40
                                    33
                             33




                                                40
               33

                      40                                -
         SP600125 JNK inhibitor


CHOP


Actin

        CHO K1                        MT-58                 +
Conclusions (2)

• CHOP transcriptional activation is likely to be
  regulated by transcription factor ATF2
• CHOP expression is necessary for a quick
  apoptotic response to PC depletion
• JNK is involved in the induction of the death of
  MT58
• JNK is likely not involved in the induction of
  CHOP expression, but could be responsible for the
  activation of CHOP by phosphorylation
Hypothesis
                         Possible up-stream pathways:

PC depletion            - Ceramides and MLK
                            - Oxidative stress and ASK
                         ATF2

  JNK
                X
                      CHOP/GADD153

                ?
                      CHOP/GADD153
Acknowledgements

Department of Biochemistry      INRA de Theix
   Veterinary Medicine,       Champanelle, France
   University of Utrecht

      A.B.Vaandrager             P. Fafournoux
      M. Houweling
      H. Meems
      W. Klein
      Prof. J.B. Helms
      Prof L.M.G. van Golde

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Inhibition of PC synthesis activates JNK and induces apoptosis via CHOP

  • 1. Inhibition of PC synthesis results in the expression of pro-apoptotic CHOP/GADD153 and the activation of JNK kinase Michiel van der Sanden
  • 2. A phospholipid bilayer (Alberts et al, Essential cell biology)
  • 3. Phosphatidylcholine (PC) (Alberts et al, Essential cell biology)
  • 4. De novo synthesis of PC, the Kennedy pathway Choline Inhibitors: ATP Hemicholium-3 Choline kinase ADP (HC-3) Phosphocholine CTP:phosphocholine CTP Alkyl-lysophospholipids cytidylyltransferase (CT) PPi (ALP’s) CDP-choline Choline phosphate DAG Farnesol and transferase CMP geranylgeraniol PC
  • 5. Methods • Inhibition of PC synthesis by using inhibitors like Alkyl- LysoPhospholipids (ALPs), as HePC and Edelfosine (ET-18-OCH3). Disadvantage of using ALPs : Beside inhibition of CT, they affect several other processes in the cell, like formation of pro- apoptotic ceramide, stimulation of SAP/JNK pathway, FAS clustering , PKC activation. • Inhibition of PC de novo synthesis in a genetic model. Chinese Hamster Ovary (CHO) cell line, which contains a thermo- sensitive mutation in the rate-limiting enzyme CT • CHO-K1 = Wild-type • CHO-MT58 = Temperature-sensitive mutant • CHO-MT58-CT = Mutant with re-introduced stable CT
  • 6. Regulation of membrane homeostasis What happens if a cell cannot make enough membrane lipids?
  • 7. Effect of the non-permissive temperature on PC biosynthesis in CHO cells W T-K1 Incorporation of [3H]choline into PC 100 MT58 MT58 + CT α [dpm/nmol phosphate] 80 60 40 20 0 ° 33 °C 40 ° (5 h) 40 C (24 h) Temperature ( °C)
  • 8. PC biosynthesis inhibition leads to reduction in PC pools 80 nmol PC/mg protein 60 WT-K1 40 MT-58 20 0 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 hours at 40 °C
  • 9. Inhibition of cell proliferation and induction of apoptosis in MT58 at 40 ˚C 60 cell number (x 10 4 ) /dish 150 % a p optotic cells 50 125 100 40 75 30 K1 33°C 50 20 K1 40°C 25 MT58 33°C 10 MT58 40°C 0 0 0 24 48 72 time (h) time (h)
  • 10. Rescue from apoptosis, caused by PC depletion, with LysoPC - LPC rescue LPE rescue 100 CHO-K1 % apoptotic cells MT58 80 60 40 20 0 - LPC (0) LPC (16) LPC (24) LPC (30) LPC (48) LPE (0) LPE (24) LPE (30) Cells incubated for 72 h at 40 ° C
  • 11. How does PC depletion signals to the apoptotic machinery (= executive caspases etc).
  • 12. ER stress response, pausing to decide misfolded or Ca2+ Glucose Phospholipid unfolded proteins overload starvation depletion ?? Unfolded protein response (UPR) BiP / PERK GRP78 ER HSPs Translational attenuation Caspase 12 CHOP/GADD153 Pro-apoptotic targets
  • 13. Role of ER stress proteins in the PC depletion induced apoptosis A BiP induction B HSP 70 induction C H O -K 1 CHO-K1 33 40 33 40 2 0 4 8 16 24 30 2 0 2 4 8 16 24 30 48 A c tin Actin M T 58 MT58 33 40 33 40 24 0 4 8 16 24 30 24 0 2 4 8 16 24 30 48 A c tin Actin
  • 14. No Translational attenuation in MT58 Measurement of protein synthesis by incorporation of [35S]methionine % newly synthesized protein, 120 ° compared to control at 33 100 33° (24 h) 80 40° (24 h) Tun (24 h) 60 CHX (3 h) 40 20 0 CHO-K1 CHO-MT58
  • 15. CHOP induction in PC depleted MT58 cells ° ° time 0 24 4 24 CHOP t = t= t= 2 t = 3 3° 33° 40° 4 0° Actin CH O P A c tin ° M T58 + C Tα M T58 time (h) CHOP Actin
  • 16. Caspase 12 is not induced or activated in MT58 in 4 4 0 4 4 yc t=2 t=2 t=2 t=3 t=0 t=2 t=0 am C C C C °C C °C nic ° ° ° ° ° Tu 33 40 33 40 33 33 40 Caspase 12 (60 kD) Actin CHO-K1 MT58
  • 17. No classical ER stress response in PC depleted MT58 cells - Bip/GRP 78 or HSP 70 induction - Translational attenuation of proteins - Induction of caspase 12 + Induction of CHOP, so what is responsible for the induction of CHOP
  • 18. Conclusions (1) • Inhibition of PC synthesis results in a rapid decline of cellular PC content and induces apoptosis within 48 h. • PC depletion leads to the induction of the pro- apoptotic transcription factor CHOP • CHOP induction is not observed with the classical ER stress response. van der Sanden et al. Biochem J. 2003
  • 19. C/EBP homologous protein (CHOP/GADD 153) • b-Zip Transcription factor of 27 kD • Binds to a subset of C/EBP promoter sites • Required for stress-activation of genes, known as DOC’s (downstream of CHOP) • Basal expression of CHOP is very low, almost undetectable. • CHOP expression is often associated with the ER-stress response • Activation of CHOP via phosphorylation by p38 or JNK-kinase
  • 20. De novo synthesis of proteins (CHOP?) is necessary for apoptosis induced by PC depletion Rescue from apoptosis, induced by PC depletion with 20 µ g/ml cycloheximide (CHX) 100 CHO-K1 MT58 80 % apoptotic cells 60 40 20 0 - CHX (0) CHX (8) CHX (16) CHX (24) Cells incubated for 72 h at 40 ° C
  • 21. Inhibition of CHOP expression by anti- sense mRNA CHOP delays the onset of apoptosis 100 80 MT58 60 MT58 + anti sense CHOP 2 40 MT58 + anti sense CHOP 6 20 0 t=0 t=16 t=24 t=32 t=40 t=48 t=72
  • 22. JNK IRE1 ATF-6 PERK ATF-4 ATF-2 C-jun XBP-1 C/EBP-ATF AP1 Constitutive ERSE (i) TATA -313 till -295 -247 till -239 -75 till -71 -62 till -57 5’ deletion mutans of the CHOP promoter : 649 TATA luciferase -442 TATA luciferase -211 TATA luciferase
  • 23. Activation of the CHOP promoter in MT58 1500 K1 DPM/nmol ONPG MT58 MT58 + CT 1000 500 0 -211 -442 -649
  • 24. Activation of the CHOP promoter in MT58 requires a C/EBP ATF motif -442 ATF AP-1 ERSE LUC -442 ATF X AP-1 ERSE LUC -442 X ATF AP-1 ERSE LUC
  • 25. Phosphorylation of transcription factor ATF-2 during PC depletion 4 4 6 4 4 t=2 t=1 t=2 t=2 t=2 t=8 t=0 C °C C C C C °C ° ° ° ° ° 40 40 33 40 33 40 33 Phospho-ATF2 ATF2 Actin CHO-K1 MT58
  • 26. Effect of PC depletion on JNK activation 4 6 4 0 4 4 t=1 t=2 t=2 t=2 t=3 t=2 t=0 °C C C C C C C ° ° ° ° ° ° 40 33 40 33 40 33 40 p54 phospho JNK p46 phospho JNK JNK CHO K1 MT-58
  • 27. JNK activation is necessary for apoptosis induced by PC depletion Rescue from apoptotis, induced by PC depletion with JNK inhibitor SP600125 (40 µ M) 100 CHO-K1 MT58 % apoptotic cells 80 60 40 20 0 - SP (0) SP (8) SP (16) SP (24) Cells incubated for 72 h at 40 ° C
  • 28. Inhibition of JNK does not influence CHOP expression 4 6 4 4 4 24 t=1 t=2 t=2 t=0 t=2 t=0 t=2 t= °C C C C °C C C C ° ° ° ° ° ° 40 33 40 33 33 40 33 40 - SP600125 JNK inhibitor CHOP Actin CHO K1 MT-58 +
  • 29. Conclusions (2) • CHOP transcriptional activation is likely to be regulated by transcription factor ATF2 • CHOP expression is necessary for a quick apoptotic response to PC depletion • JNK is involved in the induction of the death of MT58 • JNK is likely not involved in the induction of CHOP expression, but could be responsible for the activation of CHOP by phosphorylation
  • 30. Hypothesis Possible up-stream pathways: PC depletion - Ceramides and MLK - Oxidative stress and ASK ATF2 JNK X CHOP/GADD153 ? CHOP/GADD153
  • 31. Acknowledgements Department of Biochemistry INRA de Theix Veterinary Medicine, Champanelle, France University of Utrecht A.B.Vaandrager P. Fafournoux M. Houweling H. Meems W. Klein Prof. J.B. Helms Prof L.M.G. van Golde