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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

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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

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A phospholipid bilayer

(Alberts et al, Essential cell biology)

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Phosphatidylcholine (PC)

(Alberts et al, Essential cell biology)

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Choline

PC

Phosphocholine

CDP-choline

Choline kinase

Choline phosphate transferase

ATP

ADP

CTP

PPi

CMP

CTP:phosphocholine cytidylyltransferase (CT)

DAG

De novo synthesis of PC, the Kennedy pathway

Hemicholium-3 (HC-3)

Inhibitors:

Alkyl-lysophospholipids (ALP’s)

Farnesol and geranylgeraniol

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• 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

Methods

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Regulation of membrane homeostasis

What happens if a cell cannot make

enough membrane lipids?

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Effect of the non-permissive temperature on PC biosynthesis in CHO cells

33 °C 40 ° (5 h) 40 °C (24 h)0

20

40

60

80

100W T-K1MT58MT58 + CTα

Inco

rpor

atio

n of

[3H

]cho

line

into

PC

[dpm

/nm

ol p

hosp

hate

]

Temperature ( °C)

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PC biosynthesis inhibition leads to reduction in PC pools

hours at 40°C

0 4 8 12 16 20 240

20

40

60

80

WT-K1

MT-58

nm

ol

PC

/mg

pro

tein

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Inhibition of cell proliferation and induction of apoptosis in MT58 at 40 ˚C

0 24 48 720

25

50

75

100

125

150

K1 33°C

K1 40°CMT58 33°CMT58 40°C

time (h)

cell

nu

mb

er

(x 1

04

) /d

ish

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

time (h)

% a

po

pto

tic

ce

lls

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Rescue from apoptosis, caused by PC depletion, with LysoPC

LPC rescue-CHO-K1MT58

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

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40

60

80

100

Cells incubated for 72 h at 40°C

% a

po

pto

tic

cell

s

LPE rescue

LPE (0) LPE (24) LPE (30)

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How does PC depletion signals to the apoptotic machinery (= executive caspases etc).

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ER stress response, pausing to decide

ER

BiP /GRP78

Unfolded protein response (UPR)

HSPs

PERK

Translational attenuation

Pro-apoptotic targets

CHOP/GADD153Caspase 12

misfolded orunfolded proteins

Glucose starvation

Ca2+

overloadPhospholipid depletion ??

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Role of ER stress proteins in the PC depletion induced apoptosis

0

0

8

8

2 4

2 4 2 4

2 3 0

3 0

1 6

1 6

4

4

M T 5 8

C H O - K 1

3 3 4 0

3 3 4 0

A

A c t i n

A c t i n

BiP induction HSP 70 induction

0

0

8

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24

24 24

2 48

48

30

30

16

16

4

4

MT58

CHO-K1

33 40

33 40

2

2

B

Actin

Actin

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Measurement of protein synthesis byincorporation of [35S]methionine

CHO-K1 CHO-MT580

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33° (24 h)40° (24 h)Tun (24 h)CHX (3 h)

% n

ewly

syn

thes

ized

pro

tein

,co

mp

ared

to

co

ntr

ol a

t 33

°No Translational attenuation in MT58

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CHOP induction in PC depleted MT58 cells

time (h)

time

CHOP

°

CHOP

time

CHOP

°

°

Actin

ActinC H O PC H O P

M T 5 8

3 3 ° t = 0

3 3 ° t = 2 4

4 0 ° t = 2 4

4 0 ° t = 2 4

M T 5 8 + C T α

A c t i n

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Caspase 12 is not induced or activated in

MT58

33 °

C t

=24

33 °

C t

=040

° C t

=24

40 °

C t

=24

33 °

C t=0

33 °

C t

=24

40 °

C t=3

0Tu

nica

myc

in

CHO-K1 MT58

Actin

Caspase 12 (60 kD)

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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

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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

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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

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De novo synthesis of proteins (CHOP?) is necessary for apoptosis induced by PC depletion

Rescue from apoptosis, induced by PCdepletion with 20 µ g/ml cycloheximide

(CHX)

- CHX (0) CHX (8) CHX (16) CHX (24)0

20

40

60

80

100 CHO-K1MT58

Cells incubated for 72 h at 40 ° C

% a

popt

otic

cel

ls

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Inhibition of CHOP expression by anti- sense mRNA CHOP delays the onset of

apoptosis

0

20

40

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100

t=0 t=16 t=24 t=32 t=40 t=48 t=72

MT58

MT58 + anti senseCHOP 2

MT58 + anti senseCHOP 6

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TATAAP1

JNK

ERSE (i)Constitutive-247 till -239 -75 till -71 -62 till -57

C/EBP-ATF

-313 till -295

ATF-2 C-jun

5’ deletion mutans of the CHOP promoter :

TATA luciferase

TATA luciferase

-442

-211

TATA luciferase649

ATF-6ATF-4XBP-1

IRE1PERK

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Activation of the CHOP promoter in MT58

-211 -442 -6490

500

1000

1500 K1MT58MT58 + CT

DP

M/n

mo

l ON

PG

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Activation of the CHOP promoter in MT58 requires a C/EBP ATF motif

AP-1ATF LUCERSE-442

AP-1ATF LUCERSE-442

AP-1ATF LUCERSE-442

XX

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Phosphorylation of transcription factor ATF-2 during PC depletion

33 °

C t

=24

40 °

C t=2

4

40 °

C t

=24

33 °

C t=0

33 °

C t

=24

40 °

C t=8

40 °

C t

=16

CHO-K1 MT58

Actin

ATF2

Phospho-ATF2

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Effect of PC depletion on JNK activation33

° C

t=2

4

40

° C t

=24

40 °

C t

=24

33 °

C t=0

33 °

C t

=24

40 °

C t=3

0

40 °

C t

=16

CHO K1 MT-58

JNK

p46 phospho JNK

p54 phospho JNK

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JNK activation is necessary for apoptosis induced by PC depletion

Rescue from apoptotis, induced by PCdepletion with JNK inhibitor SP600125

(40 µ M)

- SP (0) SP (8) SP (16) SP (24)0

20

40

60

80

100 CHO-K1MT58

Cells incubated for 72 h at 40 ° C

% a

popt

otic

cel

ls

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Inhibition of JNK does not influence CHOP expression

CHO K1 MT-58 +

SP600125 JNK inhibitor -

Actin

CHOP

33 °

C t

=24

40

° C t

=24

40 °

C t

=24

33 °

C t=0

33 °

C t

=24

40 °

C t=2

4

40 °

C t

=16

33 °

C t=0

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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

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Hypothesis

CHOP/GADD153

CHOP/GADD153

PC depletion

JNK

?

XATF2

Possible up-stream pathways:

- Ceramides and MLK

- Oxidative stress and ASK

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Acknowledgements

A.B.Vaandrager

M. Houweling

H. Meems

W. Klein

Prof. J.B. Helms

Prof L.M.G. van Golde

P. Fafournoux

INRA de TheixChampanelle, France

Department of Biochemistry Veterinary Medicine, University of Utrecht