Protein Kinase C Modulates Wnt Signaling In Colon Tumoral Cell Lines
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1 Protein Kinase C Modulates Wnt Signaling In Colon Tumoral Cell Lines Dra Martha Robles Flores Department of Biochemistry Facultad de Medicina Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
2 Tissue anatomy of the colonic epithelium TGF-β, BMP Differentiation Cell cycle arrest Wnt Stem cell renewal Proliferation
3 Canonical Wnt Signaling Wnt LRP 5/6 Frizzled P P P Dvl P N P P P C β catenin Proteosomal Degradation β catenin acummulation Nuclei HDAC TLE- LEF/TCF Nuclei OFF ON LEF/TCF Lgs/Bcl-9 Pygo
4 Canonical Wnt Signaling (Wnt/ β -catenin) Non-canonical Wnt Signaling (Wnt/Ca++) LRP5/6 Wnt3a Fz RoR Wnt5a Fz G Protein GSK3-β/ Axin/APC Dvl Dvl? DAG PLC IP3 β-catenin Ca ++ mobilization TCF/LEF PKC? CAMK Wnt gene target transcription Planar cell polarity Negative modulation of TCF actions
5 PKC Isoform APC MIN mice model Colon cell lines References PKCα Protein levels Cellular differentiation (IEC-8) Frey 997, Hizli, 26, Black 2. PKCβ I Protein levels Cellular differentiation (SW-48) Goldstein, 995, Assert, 999. PKCδ Protein and mrna levels Apoptosis (CaCo-2) Black, 2, Cerda et al, 26. PKCβ II Protein and mrna levels Cancer cell lines proliferation and migration Yu, 23, Murray, et al, 999 PKCε Protein levels Cellular proliferation, migration (HT-29) Heider et al, 24; Perletti, 998
6 NON MALIGNANT CELL LINES IEC-8 (rat) 2-CoN (human) COLON CARCINOMA CELL LINES RKO (human) SW-48 (human) COMPLETE APC COMPLETE APC COMPLETE APC TRUNCATED APC Normal Wnt signaling Normal Wnt signaling Normal Wnt signaling Altered Wnt signaling (constitutively active) APC Truncated APC PKCδ
7 Comparative expression profile of PKC isoforms in colon cultured cell linesde colon Normal Malignant PKC 2 CoN HT-29 RKO α.2 ±.5 β I.5 ±.4 δ βii ε η ζ μ DOWN-REGULATED. ±.66 3 ±.7 2 ±.3 4± 4±.77 4±..±.22 4±.5 5±.9. ±.2 2±. 6±.2 UP-REGULATED
8 IEC-8n IEC-8n RKO RKO GSK-3 PKC-ζ Merge β-cat PKC-ζ Merge WB PKC-ζ IP: GSK-3 PKC ζ IP: β-catenin GSK-3 β-cat HT-29c RKOc IEC-8n HT-29c RKOc IEC-8n
9 IP: APC WB: 25 APC IEC-8 (N) 5 75 PKCα HT-29 ( C ) 5 APC PKCα Merge IP: APC 25 APC IEC-8 (N) 75 5 PKCδ HT-29 ( C ) APC PKCδ Merge
10 GOALS What is the biological meaning of PKCα/δ interaction with APC? What is the biological meaning of β-catenin interaction with PKCζ? Can PKC modulate canonical Wnt signaling?
11 TCF-sensitive Trancriptional activity (Fold) TOPFlash (functional TCF sites) FOPFlash (mutated TCF sites) IEC-8 (Normal) RKO SW48.2 RKO.8.6 FOP TOP.4.2 Control Wnt5a Wnt3a
12 PKCζ selective inhibitor blocks β-catenin-mediated transcriptional activity in both RKO and SW48 colon carcinoma cell lines SW48 RKO Wnt 3a FOPFLASH TOPFLASH PKCζ i (2μM)
13 PKCζ knockdown blocks in a dose-dependent manner the β-catenin-mediated transcriptional activity Normalized luciferase activity psuper.pkcz.rnai (μg) 2 WB: PKCζ Actin Psuper PKC RNAi (μg) 2
14 Effect of PKCζ knockdown on cell proliferation and Wnt target gene expression (c-myc) 2 SW48 cells WB: Proliferatiom (% MTT Reduction) PKCζi (2 μm) c-myc actin PCR PKCζ i (2 μm) + c-myc GAPDH +
15 Effect of PKCδ inhibition on β-catenin-mediated transcriptional activity SW-48 Normalized Luciferase Activity Control Vehicle Rottlerin 3uM FOP TOP
16 Effect of PKCδ inhibition on β catenin mediated transcriptional activity Normalized Luciferase Activity Control Wnt3 Rottlerin 3uM+ Wnt3 FOP TOP Normalized Luciferase Activity RKO Wnt3a Rottlerin - 3μM 4μM 6μM μm
17 SUMMARY PKC isoforms associate in vivo with key Wnt canonical proteins: PKCζ, upregulated in malignant cells, interacts with GSK3β and with β-catenin mainly in cancerous cells. PKCδ, downregulated in malignant cells, interacts with APC in both normal and malignant cells. Pharmacological inhibition of PKCζ, or its decreased expression blocked in a dose-dependent manner canonical Wnt activation in cancer cell lines, suggesting that PKCζ modulates ina positive waycanonical Wntactivation. Pharmacological inhibition of PKCδ or its decreased expression, improved in a dose-dependent way canonical Wnt activation in RKO cancer cells, suggesting that PKCδ modulates in a negative way canonical Wnt activation. Altogether, our results indicate that PKC isoforms play an essential role in the regulation of canonical Wnt pathway.
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