Enhancing the baculovirus expression system with VANKYRIN technology. Kendra Steele, Ph.D.

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Enhancing the baculovirus expression system with VANKYRIN technology Kendra Steele, Ph.D.

Insect cells Can express mammalian proteins Similarities with mammalian cells Eukaryotic systems How protein are produced Protein folding Protein trafficking Simple post-translational modifications Cell size Growth rate

Advantages of using insect cell systems Produce high levels of recombinant proteins Have cellular advantages Can grow in monolayers and suspension Capable of indefinite replication Do not require CO 2 Physical dislodgements of cells is easier Preserved well by cryopreservation

Insect-baculovirus expression system Baculovirus Insect larva virus Biphasic lifecycle Occluded formtransmitted between insects hosts Stable in environment Budded formtransmitted between insect cells Used in baculovirus expression system

Baculovirus infection cycle http://www.microbiologybytes.com/virology/kalmakoff/baculo/baculo.html. Last updated Jan 2007. Last accessed March 2014.

Baculovirus Expression System method for producing high amounts of recombinant proteins

Baculovirus Expression System Advantages Produces high levels of recombinant protein Efficiently cleaves signal peptides Simultaneous expresses multiple genes Can contain large DNA inserts Disadvantages Lytic Limits on posttranslational processing

Baculovirus infection stimulates host cell lysis Day 2 post-infection Day 5 post-infection

Vankyrin protein inhibits apoptosis Campoletis sonorensis ichnovirus produces 7 vankyrin proteins. P-vank-1 disrupts the apoptotic pathway when expressed in Sf9 insect cells (VE-CL cells) Nuclear fragmentation is inhibited Internucleosomal degradation is inhibited Apoptotic protein Caspase-3 activity was upregulated 22x in infected Sf9 but only 5x in infected VE-CL cells.

Model of Vankyrin inhibition -- ankyrin repeats I-KB, Vankyrin Apoptotic protein, NF- KB Homology to I-KB, a NF-KB inhibitor Both have ankyrin repeats Possibly, Vankyrin binds and inhibits an apoptotic protein such as NF-KB

First Question Can we produce more recombinant protein by co-expressing it with the Vankyrin protein?

Created two new base transfer vectors Ampillicin R gene Ampillicin R gene ORF603 ORF603 pacve.02 6500 bp sv40 PA signal pac.02 (-VE) 5978 bp sv40 PA signal v-an kyr i n g en e P10 promoter polyhedrin promoter p o lyh ed r i n p ro m o ter HBM signal H B M si g n al N-terminal 8x His-tag ORF 1629 N -term i n al 8x H i s-tag MCS MCS ORF 1629 p10 vankyrin ppolh HB M Hi s MCS ppolh HB M Hi s MCS

Current therapeutic proteins Erythropoietin (EPO) A hormone that regulates red blood cell production Currently used to treat anemia from kidney failure Presently made in mammalian CHO cells Secreted alkaline phosphatase (SEAP) Dephosphorylates and detoxifies LPS Currently used to treat Endotoxin-induced systemic inflammation Acute renal failure Sepsis Ulcerative colitis Enzymatic assay

Inserted two recombinant genes into the base transfer vectors SEAP-pAcVE.02 SEAP-pAc.02 (-VE) p10 vankyrin ppolh HB M Hi s seap ppolh HB M Hi s seap

Day 1 post-infection Day 5 post-infection Uninfected BV -VE BV +VE

Higher level of SEAP activity is detected when using a Vankyrin-enhanced baculovirus

Higher levels of repo are produced using a Vankyrinenhanced baculovirus kda -VE +VE 75 50 37 25

Summary of question 1 The Vankyrin protein delays apoptosis of infected Sf9 insect cells Increased levels of recombinant EPO and SEAP proteins are produced using a vankyrinenhanced baculovirus compared to current baculovirus technology Current yields from a 50 ml culture are > 6 mg

Baculovirus Expression System Advantages Produces high levels of recombinant protein Efficiently cleaves signal peptides Simultaneous expresses multiple genes Disadvantages Lytic Limits on posttranslational processing

Glycosylation The addition of carbohydrates to a protein A post-translational modification Important for Protein folding Stability Cell-to-cell adhesion Enzyme activity Receptor binding Last accessed 4-3-14. Modified from https://www.neb.com/applications/glycobiology.

Importance of glycosylation Over 50% of all proteins are glycosylated Glycoprotein and carbohydrate therapeutics represent a $20 billion market

N-Glycosylation is limited in the baculovirus expression system Significant differences in the branching and elongation steps Insect N-glycans Simpler Non-sialylated Adapted from Shi and Jarvis, Curr. Drug Targets 2007. Vol 8.

SfSWT4: a transgenic insect cell line capable of N-glycan processing Donald L. Jarvis lab Expresses 6 mammalian glycosylation enzymes

Second Question Can we use the vankyrin technology to enhance production of glycosylated mammalian proteins?

Created vankyrin-producing insect cells Sf9 + vankyrin gene = VE-CL SfSWT4 + vankyrin gene = VE-SWT seap-bv SfSWT4 seap-bv VE-SWT

Vankyrin-enhanced SfSWT4 cells also increase recombinant protein production

Summary of question 2 The engineered insect cell line, SfSWT4, can properly glycosylate mammalian recombinant proteins SfSWT4 was further enhanced with the addition of the vankryin gene: VE-SWT Recombinant protein production is enhanced in VE-SWT insect cells

Toxic proteins The Vankyrin technology enhances production of hard to express or toxic proteins.

NADPH oxidase NADPH oxidase Generates superoxides in response to pathogen binding to phagocytic cells Oxidative stress: O 2 - and H 2 O 2 Five subunits and a small GTPase Rac Catalytic core comprises flavocytochrome b 558 : gp91 phox and p22 phox Gardiner et al. Front. Immunol. 2013. 4: Art. 295

Al Jesaitis. Montana State University, Department of Microbiology. Problem The production of gp91 phox and p22 phox were killing the insect cells. Only 10% of insect cells were viable at 40 hr post-infection

Methods Baculovirus p22/gp91 Baculovirus added at MOI s U, 0.5, 1, 5 for 3.5 hr Vankyrin - enhance d Sf9 cells Sf9 VE-CL02 Infected cells incubated at 28 C for 72 hr Cultures were stained with trypan blue to determine percent viability. Remaining cells were collected and analyzed by Western blot.

Vankyrin-enhanced Sf9 cells have increased viability

Vankyrin-enhanced Sf9 cells produce higher levels of gp91 phox

Conclusions The Vankyrin protein delays apoptosis of infected Sf9 insect cells Many recombinant proteins are produced at higher levels using a Vankyrin-enhanced baculovirus Vankyrin-enhanced insect cells VE-CL02 (Sf9) VE-SWT (SfSWT4) Includes for toxic proteins such as flavocytochrome b 558

Acknowledgements kendrasteele@paratechs.com Al Jesaitis and his lab Donald L. Jarvis and Christoph Geisler Esther Fleming and Kathy Franklin Bruce Webb and Angelika Fath- Goodin National Institute of Health Award Number R44GM093411.