Transcription factor regulation by MAPKs

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Transcription factor regulation by MAPKs Paula Monje Postdoctoral Research Associate The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis July 8th, 2004

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Transcription factor regulation by MAPKs. Paula Monje Postdoctoral Research Associate The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. July 8th, 2004. g. a. b. Signaling from the cell surface to the nucleus. G PCR. RTK. Ras. Raf. Intracellular Signals. MEK. Proliferation Differen t iation - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Transcription factor regulation by MAPKs

Paula MonjePostdoctoral Research Associate

The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis

July 8th, 2004

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Signaling from the cell surface to the nucleus

Intracellular Signals

Raf

MEK

ERK

Elk-Fos

Ras

ProliferationDifferentiationDevelopment

ApoptosisCANCERP

P

GPCR RTK

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MAPKKK

MAPKK

S S/T

MAPK

TXY

SERINE/THREONINE KINASE

SERINE/THREONINE KINASE

DUAL THREONINE/TYROSINE KINASE

MAPK ACTIVATION CASCADE

S/T P

Target

T/S-P

Single gene family- Share 40-50% identity-

Diverse multigene family

Single gene family- Share 40-50% identity-

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MAPKKK

MAPKK

MAPK

MAPK ACTIVATION MODULES

MEK1/2

A-Raf, B-Raf, c-Raf, c-MOS

ERK1/2

GPCR

MEK7/4

PAK/MLKs/MEKKs/Tpl-2/Ask1/

JNK1/2/3

MEKK/Ask1/?

MKK3/6

p38

MEKK/?

ERK5

MEK5

RTK StimulusStress/cytokines

Mitogens

MKRSK1/2/3/4MSK1/2 MNK1

MNK2MK2/3

Transcription factors - Elk-Fos-MEF-Jun-ATF TF

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Classical mechanism of ERK signaling to the nucleus

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Targets of phosphorylation by MAPK signaling pathways

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Extracellular signals regulate the expression of transcription factors (IEGs)

carbachol PDGF TPA0 20 40 60 20120 40 60 120 20 40 60 120time (min)

c-jun

jun-B

c-fos

fos-B

fra-1

PKC GPCRRTKStress/

cytokines

Mitogens

Transcription factors (IEG)

ExpressionmRNA

ActivationPost-translational

modifications-Phoshorylation

MAPKs

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MAPKs regulate the expression of transcription factors:

the case of c-jun and c-fos

SRE

TCF

ERK

SRF

c-fos Promoter

c-fos

P P

AP-1

cJun

JNK

ATF2

c-jun Promoter

c-jun

P P P

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Jun-Jun Homodimers

Jun-Fos Heterodimers

JNK

LZPP

PP

P

DBD LZPP

ERK

MAPKs regulate the activity of c-Jun and c-Fos

DBD LZ

DBD LZ

DBD LZ

Fos

JunbZIP

TAD

TAD

TAD

TAD

P P P

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How do we examine signal specificity to transcription

factors?

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Tools to activate and inhibit MAPK signaling

MAPKKK

MAPKK

MAPK

Signal

Transcription Factors

GTPase

INHIBITORSACTIVATORS

DN-MAPKKK

DN-MAPKK

DN-MAPK

GyrB-MAPKKKER-MAPKKK

MAPKKK*

ER-MAPKKMAPKK*

Fusion MAPKK-MAPK*Protein-Peptide Inhibitors

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K S S/T

I VII

ATP binding site Activation motif

MAPK activating protein kinase, MAPKK, MKK or MEK

R A A

I VII

MEK KR (kinase dead) or MEK AA (dominant negative) mutant

MEK EE or MEK DD constitutively active mutant

K

I VII

E/D E/D

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MAPKK

MAPK

Signal

TF

MAPKK

S S/T

MEK1 EE

ERK1/2

MKK4/7

JNK

MKK3/6 EE

p38

ERK5

MEK1 AA

MEK5 DD MEK5 AA

MKK3/6 AA/KR

Activated Mutant Dominant Negative

DD/EE and AA mutants of MKK4-MKK7 do not work as activators/inhibitors of

JNK signaling

Activated and DN MAPKs are not functional

MAPKKs (MEKs) are good candidates for

intervention

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Other approaches to activate and inhibit ERK signaling

Raf

MEK1/2

ERK1/2

1. Targeting to the plasma membrane: Raf-CAAX

2. Deletion of N-terminal regulatory domain: Truncated Raf1

3. Fusion to ER hormone binding domain (ER-Raf1) - inducible by Tamoxifen

4. Oligomerization: fusion to bacterial DNA gyrase (inducible by courmermycin)

1. Pharmacological inhibitors: PD98059-U0126 (reversible)

2. Dominante negatives: MEKAA3. Inhibitory peptides (ERK

binding motif)

1. Pharmacological inhibitors: Bay439006-ZM 336372 (c-Raf, B-Raf)

1. Fusion proteins MEK1-ERK22. Overexpression MEK1+ERK2

Activators Inhibitors

1. Constitutively active: MEK EE

TF

1. Cell permeable inhibitor (MEK N-terminus). Blocks ERK activity

by preventing its interaction with MEK

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MEKK

MEK4/7

JNK1. Fusion proteins MEK7-JNK1

1. Truncated MEKK1(regulatory domain deleted)

1. Inhibitory ProteinJIP-1 (JNK Inhibitory Protein).

2. Pharmacological inbihitors: SP600125 (binds to ATP binding site in JNK).

Blocks JNK1-2-3 activity3. Inhibitory peptide: cJun (delta

domain).TF

Activators Inhibitors

Approaches to activate and inhibit JNK signaling

MLKs1. Pharmacological Inhibitors:

CEP1347

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How do we measure transcription factor phosphorylation and

activation?

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Reporter systems to study how signaling pathways regulate transcription

Response Element TATA Reporter Gene

LuciferaseGFPB-GalactosidaseCATSEAP

AP-1CRESRESRFP53NFkB

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Luciferase reporter systems to study how signaling pathways regulate transcription

pAP-1 Luc

7 x ( TGA C TAA )

Extracellular Stimuli

7 x AP-1

Kinase

P P PP

Fos Jun Luc

Luc LucLuc

LucLuc

Luc

LucLuc

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Commercially available reporter systems (Stratagene)

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Reporter systems using Gal4- fusion proteins

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How does the Gal4 system work?

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JNKERK-JNK-p38cAMP-PKAp38ERK-RSKJNK-p38

Gal4 reporters for specific signaling pathways

TF/TAD/unknown sequence (TF?)

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Reporter vectors for the Gal4 system

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Design your own Gal4 fusion protein

Clone here the gene of

interest

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Path-Detect double-stable reporting cell lines (Stratagene)

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ProliferationTransformation

SRE AP-1

P P P PP

P

JunTCFSRF

Raf

MEK

ERK

c-Fos

Ras

ERK signaling to c-Fos and AP-1

activation

PDGF c-sis

c-Fos

Monje et.al., MCB 2003.

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c-Fos is transactivated by mitogenic signals

Gal4 RELuciferaseGal4 DBD

FL / TADP

Serum/PDGF

P

pGal4-Luc

Gal4-c-Fos

PDGFSerum + +

0

40

80

120

160

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fera

se a

ctiv

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pGal4-Luc

+ +

Gal4 Reporter Systemc-Fos

FLc-Fos TAD

Gal4DBD:

Use of Gal4 reporters to study how extracellular signals trigger transcriptional activation

Monje et.al., MCB 2003.

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c-Fos activation by PDGF requires ERK signaling

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c-FosTAD PDGF U0126 SP600125 SB203580

pGal4-Luc

anti-c-Fos

anti-P-ERK

anti- ERK

+ + + + +

+

+

+

+

+ + +

+

++

++

++

4244

4244

35

50

MW(kDa)

PDGF

ERKJNK p38P -TAD

Gal4 RELucGal4 DBD

c-Fos TADP P

pGal4-Luc

Gal4-c-Fos

SP SBU0126

Use of Gal4 reporters to study which signaling pathways activate transcription

Monje et.al., MCB 2003.

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ERK transactivates c-Fos and AP-1-dependent transcription

c-FosFL c-FosTAD MEKEE+ERK2

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Luci

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units

)

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c-Fos c-Jun MEKEE+ERK2

++ ++++ +

+ ++ +++

+ ++

+ +

Use of luciferase reporters to study how activated kinases stimulate transcription

7 x ( TGA C TAA )

7 x AP-1

Luc

MEKEE+ERK2

P P PP

Fos Jun

Monje et.al., MCB 2003.

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Other techniques used in the study of signaling pathways and transcriptional

modulation

* Kinase assays

* Western blotting-Immunocytochemistry (phospho-specific antibodies)

* Gel shift assays

* CHIP assays

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Paula [email protected]

Phone: 305-243-7138 (lab)The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis

Room 5-23