WO2005078100A1 - 薬剤耐性を獲得した癌細胞の検出方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for detecting a cancer cell that has acquired chromosomal deletion or amplification and has acquired drug resistance to an anticancer drug.
- Multidrug resistant protein plays an important role.
- MDRl Multidrug resistant protein
- MRPl Multidrug resistant protein
- amplification of the ABCBl (MDRl) or ABCCl (MRPl) gene and consequent overexpression is found in a significant number of drug-resistant cells (Kuwano, ⁇ ⁇ , Uchiumi, ⁇ . 'Hayakawa, H., ⁇ ' ⁇ . 'Wada'M., Izumi'H. And Kohno, K .: The basic and clinical implications of ABC transporters, Y-box-binding protein-1 (YB-l) and angiogenesis-related factors in human malignancies.
- MDR belongs to a protein having an ATP Binding Cassette (ABC) (referred to as ABC protein), and excretes an amphipathic compound having a molecular weight of about 300 to 2,000 from inside a cell to outside the cell by using the energy of ATP hydrolysis.
- ABC protein ATP Binding Cassette
- analysis of primary cancer cells and cancer cell lines using comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) reveals changes in specific regions of the chromosome associated with drug resistance.
- Pathol. 155, 77-84, 1999; Struski, S., Doco'Fen zy, M., Trussardi, A., Masson'L., Gruson, N., Ulrich, E., Proult, M., Jardillier, JC, Potron, G. and Cornillet-Lefebvre, P .: Identification of chromosomal loci associated with non-P-glycoprotein-mediated multidrug resistance to topoisomerase II inhibitor in lung adenocarcinoma cell line by comparative genomic hybridization. Genes Chromosomes Cancer, 30, 136-142, 2001).
- the problem to be solved by the present invention is to find a new gene that can detect drug-resistant cancer cells, and to provide an efficient and comprehensive means for detecting drug-resistant cancer cells using the marker. To provide. Disclosure of the invention
- anticancer drugs that are particularly serious in side effects and frequently administered to cancer patients include camptothecin (CPT), cisplatin (CDDP), etoposide (VP-16), and ryodomycin (ADM).
- CPT camptothecin
- CDDP cisplatin
- VP-16 etoposide
- ADM ryodomycin
- the present invention provides, in a test cancer cell, the ABCA3 gene, the ABCB6 gene, the ABCB8 gene, the ABCB10 gene, the ABCC4 gene, the ABCC9 gene, the ABCD3 gene, the ABCD4 gene.
- the present invention provides a detection method (hereinafter, also referred to as the present detection method) for detecting the acquisition of drug resistance to the anticancer agent in the test cancer cells.
- camptothecins include camptothecin, DX-8951 developed by Daiichi Pharmaceutical as camptothecin derivatives, 00128 developed by Menali I-Italy, Smith Klein 'Nogitecan hydrochloride developed by Beecham.
- Ciplatins are also referred to as platinum preparations (containing platinum) and include cisplatin, vinblastine, and carpoplatin.
- etoposides in addition to etoposide, etoposide derivatives include NK611 (etoposide derivative tablets) developed by Nippon Kayaku.
- cytosine arabinosides in addition to cytosine arabinoside, gemcitabine, which is a fluorinated derivative thereof, is mentioned as a cytosine arabinoside derivative.
- ABCD3 gene, ABCD4 gene, ABCE1 gene and ABCF2 gene are all genes encoding ATP Binding Cassette (ABC) transporter proteins.
- the proteins belonging to the ABC transporter family are involved in the transport of a very wide range of substances, from ions to macromolecular proteins.
- the ABCB1 (MDR1) gene and the ABCC1 (MRP1) gene are increased by increasing drug efflux from inside the cell. It is known to induce resistance to a number of drugs (Ling, V .: Multidrug resistance: molecular mechanisms ana clinical relevance, Cancer Chemother. Pharmacol., S3-S8, 1997).
- the ABCll gene is amplified in camptothecin-resistant leukemia strains, and its overexpression is known to induce taxol resistance (Childs, S., Yeh, RL, Hui, D. and Ling,.: Taxol resistance mediated by transfection of the liver-specific sister gene of P-glycoprotein. Cancer Res., 58.4160-4167, 1998).
- the present invention provides a new group of ten ABC transporter genes (ABCA3 gene, ABCB6 gene, ABCB8 gene, ABCB10 gene, ABCC4 gene, ABCC9 gene).
- Offspring, ABCD3 gene, ABCD4 gene, ABCE1 gene and ABCF2 gene) were shown to be involved in drug resistance.
- the ABCA3 gene is amplified and overexpressed rather than the ABCC1 gene. Therefore, it was found that the ABCA3 gene was more likely to be an amplicon (region showing gene amplification) than the ABCC1 gene.
- the ABCC9 gene is a gene encoding the components of the ATP-sensitive K + channel (Seino, S. ATP-sensitive potassium channels: a model of heteromultimeric potassium channels / receptor assemblies, Annu. Rev. Physiol., 61 , 337-362, 1999).
- the ABCC9 gene was found to be amplified in etoposide-resistant lung cancer (SK3 / VP16) cells and ovarian cancer (SKOV3 / VP) cells. In the former cells, increased expression of ABCC9 gene was confirmed.
- amplification of the ABCA3 gene is an indicator of the acquisition of drug resistance to etoposide
- ABCB6 gene is an indicator of the acquisition of drug resistance to camptothecins
- amplification of the ABCB8 gene is The amplification of the ABCB10 gene is an index of the acquisition of drug resistance
- the amplification of the ABCB10 gene is an index of the acquisition of drug resistance to camptothecins
- the amplification of the ABCC4 gene is the index of the acquisition of drug resistance to cisbratins
- It is an indicator of drug resistance to adriamycin
- amplification of the ABCE1 gene is an indicator of drug resistance to camptothecins
- amplification of the ABCF2 gene is an indicator of drug resistance to cisplatines.
- the BCL2 family gene which is another gene listed above as a marker for acquiring resistance to an anticancer drug, is a gene that functions to suppress apoptotic death caused by an anticancer drug. It is. Use this action to make cancer cells multidrug resistant Given this, BCL2 is presumed to be a multidrug resistance protein.
- BCL2 is presumed to be a multidrug resistance protein.
- Overexpression of specific BCL2 family genes (BCL2, BCLXL, and MCL1 genes), which have anti-apoptotic effects, induces cancer cells to induce resistance to drugs used clinically in cancer cells Power S half IJ (Reed JC Dysregulation of apoptosis in cancer. J. Clin. Oncol "" 7, 2941-2953, 1999).
- BCL2L2 gene BCL2L10 gene, BCL2L1 gene and BCL2A1 gene
- BCL2L2 gene can also be used as an index for acquiring drug resistance. That is, amplification of the BCL2L2 gene is an indicator of the acquisition of drug resistance to toptopthecins, cisplatines, ethoxides, or cytosine arabinosides
- amplification of the BCL2L10 gene is It is an indicator of drug resistance acquisition for rabinosides
- amplification of the BCL2L1 gene was found to be an indicator of drug resistance acquisition for cantopeptins, cisplatin, etopoxide, or cytosine arabinoside. (Described below).
- the ABC transporter gene and BCL2 family gene which can be used as markers for acquiring new drug resistance of cancer cells listed above, are independent genes, and In view of the inherent diversity of mutations in cancer cells, furthermore, in the examples of the present specification, there are many cases in which each marker has different drug resistance acquisition of cancer cells as an index. Therefore, it can be said that each of the gene markers listed above has value as an independent gene marker. Conversely, by combining many of these individual gene markers and considering the detection results, exhaustive detection of anticancer drug resistance becomes possible.
- detection can be performed by combining a known same gene marker to more accurately acquire the resistance of a test cancer cell to an anticancer agent. it can.
- Examples of the gene markers for acquiring resistance to known anticancer drugs include, for example, ABC transporter genes such as ABCB1 gene, ABCC1 gene and ABCB11 gene; and BCL2 families such as BCL2 gene, MCL1 gene and BCLXL gene.
- ABC transporter genes such as ABCB1 gene, ABCC1 gene and ABCB11 gene
- BCL2 families such as BCL2 gene, MCL1 gene and BCLXL gene.
- Lee's gene; DNA synthesis-related genes such as the DCK1 gene and the TOP1 gene can be exemplified.
- the genes for the ABC transporter gene and the BCL2 family are as described above.
- Genes related to DNA synthesis such as DCK1 gene and TOPI gene are the following genes.
- Cytosine arabinoside (Ara-C) is converted to an active phosphorylated form ( ⁇ - ⁇ -D-arabinofuranosylcytosine 5'-triphosphate) by deoxycytidine kinase (DCK). It exerts a cell killing effect when it is incorporated into DNA. Therefore, it has been reported that reduced DCK enzyme activity induces resistance to Ara-C (Funato, T., Satou'J., Nishiyama, Y "Fujimaki, S., Miura, T., Kaku , M., and Sasaki, T: In vitro leukemia cell models of Ara-C resistance, Leuk. Res., 24, 535-541, 2000. Also in this specification, Ara-C resistant leukemia (K562 / AC) He disclosed that the DCK gene was hemizygous in cells, resulting in reduced DCK ⁇ gene expression and induction of Ara-C resistance.
- DCK deoxycytidine kinase
- Topoisomerase (Topo) I and ⁇ II ⁇ allow DNA replication to proceed as expected by doubling single-stranded and double-stranded DNA and separating the DNA strands during replication.
- Camptothecin (CPT) inhibits Topo I and etoposide (VP-16) inhibits Topo II ⁇ , thereby inhibiting DNA replication. From the findings so far, it has been known that the level of intracellular Topo I and Topo II ⁇ correlates with drug sensitivity.
- TOP2A gene was lower in the five etoposide-resistant cells than in the parent strain, and the gene copy number on the chromosome was reduced to three copies each.
- a decrease in the copy number of the TOP1 and TOP2A genes reduces their gene expression, resulting in resistance to camptothecin and etoposide.
- a decrease in the copy number of the thymidine synthase gene and the dehydropyrimidine dehydrogenase gene induce drug resistance.
- This detection method can be performed by, for example, the CGH method, flow cytometry method, ELISA method, DNA chip method, and quantitative PCR method, and it is preferable to perform the D'NA chip method or the CGH method. It is particularly preferred to carry out the CGH method.
- lymphocytes are subjected to flow cytometry using its FITC (Fluorescein isothiocyanate) -labeled CD45 monoclonal antibody.
- FITC Fluorescein isothiocyanate
- ABC protein expressed in lymphocytic leukemia cells can be measured using a fluorescent dye-labeled anti-ABC protein antibody such as Cy3. This method is suitable for detecting proteins expressed on the surface of cancer cell membranes.
- a sandwich ELISA method using ABC protein antibodies is common.
- one type of anti-ABC protein antibody is immobilized on a plate, a cancer cell extract is added, and the ABC protein bound to the antibody is detected with the other antibody.
- the other antibody is labeled, Alternatively, the antibody is detected using an alkaline phosphatase-labeled antibody, a peroxidase-labeled antibody, or the like.
- the method can be applied to any protein expressed in cells by using specific antibodies.
- the “DNA chip method” is a method for quantifying mRNA expressed in cancer cells.
- a synthetic oligonucleotide having a part of a gene encoding a group of ABC proteins on a substrate is immobilized (cDNA can also be immobilized).
- Labeling is carried out when synthesizing cDNA from RNA prepared from cancer cells using reverse transcribase.
- the expression level of mRNA can be measured by hybridizing the labeled cDNA with the synthetic oligonucleotide on the substrate and scanning the amount of the bound label.
- the present invention provides a DNA chip that can be used in the DNA chip method, namely, ⁇ ABCA3 gene, ABCB6 gene, ABCB8 gene, ABCB10 gene, ABCC4 gene, ABCC9 gene, ABCD3 gene, ABCD4 gene, ABCE1 gene.
- the invention also provides a DNA anchoring base on which DNA or synthetic oligonucleotides can be established. (The base material and manufacturing process are the same as those used for the CGH array described later.) Based on the anchoring base).
- a region containing a specific gene (a gene amplified or deleted by acquiring drug resistance of cancer cells) of a test DNA is amplified by a real-time PCR method, and real-time PCR amplification derived from the test DNA is performed.
- a region containing a specific gene a gene amplified or deleted by acquiring drug resistance of cancer cells
- real-time PCR amplification derived from the test DNA is performed.
- control DNA labeled with different fluorescent dyes and the DNA of a test cancer cell whose detection of drug resistance is to be detected are simultaneously brought into contact on the DNA anchoring substrate and hybridized.
- This is a method for detecting drug-resistant cancer cells, which quantitatively detects amplification or deletion of a specific region of a test DNA using the fluorescent color obtained by soybean as an indicator.
- Human DNA to be fixed on the DNA anchoring substrate (the present invention also provides the DNA anchoring substrate) used in these DNA detection methods can be selected according to the detection method to be selected. That is, when the DNA chip method is used as an embodiment of the present detection method, cDNA or a synthetic oligonucleotide may be used. When the CGH method is used, genomic DNA can be used.
- DNA can be collected and prepared by a conventional method, and in particular, commercially available control DNA can be used.
- the CGH method is performed using BAC (Bacterial Artificial Chromosome) DNA, YAG (Yeast Artificial Chromosome) DNA, or PAC DNA (Phage Artificial Chromosome) DNA having a specific genomic DNA region.
- BAC Bacterial Artificial Chromosome
- YAG Yeast Artificial Chromosome
- PAC DNA Portion Artificial Chromosome
- BAC DNA YAC DNA
- PAC DNA PAC DNA
- BACDNA or the like that can be used in the present invention may be selected from a gene library obtained by incorporating a genome to be used, or may be selected from a commercially available gene library by a conventional method.
- the BAC DNA or PAC DNA to be selected for each purpose will be described later.
- the host into which the selected clone has been integrated can be cultured to purify BACDNA or the like.
- BACDNA or the like usually obtained in this manner is small in order to produce a large number of genomic DNA anchoring bases and put them to practical use, so it is necessary to obtain the DNA as a gene amplification product. Also called “infinite use”).
- BACDNA and the like are first digested with a 4-base recognition enzyme, for example, Rsal, Dpnl, Haelll, etc., and then an adapter is added to perform ligation.
- the adapter 1 is an oligonucleotide consisting of 10 to 30 bases, preferably 15 to 25 bases, and the two strands have a complementary sequence.
- the 3′-end of the side forming the blunt end The oligonucleotide needs to be phosphorylated.
- a primer having the same sequence portion as one of the oligonucleotides of the adapter using a primer having the same sequence portion as one of the oligonucleotides of the adapter,
- Amplified by the PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) method and can be inexhaustible.
- an aminated oligonucleotide having 50 to 70 bases characteristic of each BAC DNA or the like can be used as a detection probe.
- Base By fixing the inexhaustible BAC DNA and the like (genomic DNA, cDNA, and synthetic oligonucleotides in other aspects as well) on a substrate, preferably on a solid substrate, the desired DNA fixation is achieved.
- Base can be manufactured.
- the solid substrate examples include glass, plastic, membrane, and three-dimensional arrays, and a glass substrate such as slide glass is preferable.
- a glass substrate such as slide glass
- the DNA concentration spots on a substrate is preferably lOpg / ⁇ 5 ⁇ ⁇ / ⁇ 1, more preferably lng / ⁇ to 200 ng / ⁇ .
- the amount to be spotted is preferably from lnl to 1 ⁇ l, more preferably from 10 nl to 100 nl.
- the size and shape of each spot fixed to the base are not particularly limited. For example, the size may be 0.01 to lram in diameter, and the shape as viewed from above may be circular to elliptical.
- the thickness of the dried spot is not particularly limited, but is 1 to 100 ⁇ . Further, the number of spots is not particularly limited, but is preferably 10 to 50,000, more preferably 100 to 5,000 per substrate used.
- the preparation of dried spots is carried out, for example, by placing BAC DNA or the like inexhaustible using a spotter (the same applies to genomic DNA, cDNA and synthetic oligonucleotides in other aspects) on a substrate, After forming the spot, it can be manufactured by drying the spot.
- a spotter the same applies to genomic DNA, cDNA and synthetic oligonucleotides in other aspects
- Ink jet printers, pin array printers, and bubble jet printers can be used as spotters, but it is preferable to use an ink jet printer.
- a high throughput ink jet dispensing system SQ series of Cartesian Technologies (USA) can be used.
- Base By fixing the inexhaustible BAC DNA and the like (genomic DNA, cDNA, and synthetic oligonucleotides in other aspects as well) on a substrate, preferably on a solid substrate, the desired DNA fixation is achieved.
- Base can be manufactured.
- fragments such as genomic DNA in a specific region are preferably fixed comprehensively to the fixation base, and control genomic DNA or the like (labeled with normal cells or normal tissue) labeled with different fluorescent dyes, respectively.
- Genomic DNA) and test genomic DNA are simultaneously contacted and fluorescent color is obtained. This is a detection method for quantitatively detecting amplification or deletion of a specific region such as a test genomic DNA, using as an index.
- a commercially available product such as human genomic DNA can be used, and can also be extracted from plasma collected from a healthy person by an ordinary method. It is also possible to follow a normal method from a normal tissue of a cancer patient.
- Control genomic DNA, etc. (genomic DNA of normal cells or normal tissues, etc.) and test genomic DNA, etc. (genomic DNA of cancer cells, cancer tissues, etc., for which detection of drug resistance is detected) are different from each other Fluorescent dyes, such as Cy3 and Cy5, can be labeled by a conventional method (for example, a nick translation method using dCTP). Labeled kits that perform the nick translation method using dCT are sold by PanVera (Japanese agent: Takara Shuzo Co., Ltd.), Invitrogen (CA, USA), and others.
- the labeled DNA is hybridized with the DNA printed on the CGH array, it is more preferable to add Cot_lDNA, formamide, Dextran Sulfate, SSC (150 mM NaCl / 15 mM Sodium Citrate), yeast t-RNA, and SDS (Sodium Deoxysulfate). Further, it is preferable that the solution containing the labeled DNA is denatured by heat and added.
- a container to be hybridized it is possible to put on a platform with a mouth-locking function, and it is more preferable to use a container that can be evenly contacted on the fixing base using a small amount of a solution, for example, a hybridman.
- the temperature of the hybridization is preferably from 30 to 70 ° C, more preferably from 38 to 45 ° C.
- the hybridization time is preferably from 12 to 200 hours, more preferably from 40 to 80 hours.
- Washing of the fixing substrate can be performed at room temperature using formamide, SSC solution, or the like. Washing of this fixation base is an important step to eliminate non-specific signals as much as possible.After washing at room temperature, it is washed at 40 to 60 ° C with the same washing solution, and SSC- Wash at 50 ° C in a solution containing SDS, leave in a solution containing phosphate buffer / NP-40, and finally shake in a solution containing SSC. More preferred.
- a scanner can be used in order to grasp the content of the generation of fluorescence in the hybridized fixed fixing substrate.
- a scanner for example, GenePix 4000B (Amersham Biosciences KK, Tokyo) and the like can be mentioned.
- the control genomic DNA is labeled with Cy5 and the genomic DNA derived from the test cancer cell is labeled with Cy3, the average of the fluorescence intensity of Cy3 and the average of the fluorescence intensity of Cy5 on the fixation base are the same. It is preferable to capture the water. Further, it is preferable that the ratio of Cy3 / Cy5 be determined on each BAC DNA (each pixel) and displayed by the value of Log 2 Ratio.
- FIG. 1 is a photograph showing the results of gene amplification and deletion analysis by fluorescence in situ hybridization using metaphase chromosomes of the following cell lines.
- A Human colon cancer cell line HT-29
- B Etoposide-resistant human colon cancer cell line HT-29 / ETP
- C Human ovarian cancer cell line SKOV3,
- D Etoposide-resistant human ovarian cancer Cells SKOV3 / VP strain
- E human leukemia K562 strain
- F cytosine arabinoside resistant human leukemia K562 / AC strain
- G human colon cancer cell HT-29 strain
- H camptothecin resistant Human colon cancer cell line HT-29 / CPT
- SKOV3 / VP cells green fluorescence derived from the BCL2L2 gene was detected in six places, and red fluorescence derived from the HNF3A gene was detected in four places (D).
- K562 cells one green fluorescence derived from the DCKII gene was detected (E).
- K562 / AC cells one place of green fluorescence derived from DCK ⁇ gene was detected (F).
- Five green fluorescences derived from TOP 1 were detected in HT-29 cells (G).
- HT-29 / CPT cells two green fluorescences derived from TOP I were detected (H).
- ABCA3 gene (ABC family gene) RP 11-304L19
- ABCC 1 gene (ABC family gene) RP11-516F7
- BCL2L2 gene (BCL2 family gene) RP 11-124D2
- DCK gene (doxycytidine kinase gene) RP 11-499N1
- TOP 1 gene topoisomerase gene
- the map of the amplicon (region showing gene amplification) on the chromosome of HT-29 / ETP cells is located at 16p12-p13, where the ABCA3 gene and the ABCC1 (MRP1) gene are adjacent (1).
- the amplicon on the SKOV3 / VP cell chromosome is at 14qll-q21 and contains the BCL2L gene and HNF3A gene (J).
- Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH: Fluorescence in situ hybridization) Pama Yasui, K., Imoto, I., Fukuda, ⁇ ., Pimkaliaokham, A., Yang, ZQ, Naruto, T., Shimada, Y., Nakamura, Y., and Inazawa ' ⁇ Identification of target genes within an amplicon at 14ql2-ql3 in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma. Genes Chromosomes Cancer, 32, 112-118, 2001.
- FISH FISH was performed using BAC and PAC (labeled their numbers) as labeled probes, and etoposide resistant colon cancer (HT-29 / ETP) cells and etoposide resistant ovarian cancer (SKOV3 / VP)
- the detection site on the chromosome of the cell is indicated by ⁇ in the figure.
- the results were used to determine the localization site on the chromosome, the STS (sequence-tagged ite) present in the region, the names of the BAC and PAC clones covering the region, and the HT-29 using these BACs and PACs as probes.
- the amplification of this chromosome region in / ETP cells was represented by the average number of copies.
- FIG. 2 is a drawing showing overexpression of ABCA3 gene, ABCC1 (MPR1) gene, BCL2L2 gene and ABCC9 gene in a drug-resistant cell line.
- Two poly (A) RNAs were prepared from these two types of cells, Northern blot was performed by a conventional method, and the expression levels of the two types of genes were measured.
- IMAGE clones 179576 and 2205297 (Incyte Genomics, Palo Alto, CA) were used as probes for detecting the ABCA3 gene and ABCC1 (MRP1) gene, respectively.
- GAPDH Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase
- 2 g of poly (A) RNA was prepared from these two types of cells, and Northern blotting was performed using a conventional method to measure the expression level of the BCL2L2 gene.
- Two types of primers are used to detect BCL2L2 gene
- the GAPDH gene probe was used as a standard to correct for errors between samples.
- ABCC9 gene mRNA was quantified using amplification at 13q34 in hepatocellular carcinomas, Hepatology, 35, 1476-1484, 2002). To normalize the difference between samples, the ratio of the expression levels of ABCC9 gene and control gene (GAPDH) was determined, and the ratio in SK3 cells (ABCC9 expression level / GAPDH expression level) was set to 1, and ABCC9 gene in each cell was determined. The relative ratio of the expression levels is shown.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the expression of the BCL2 family gene in a drug-resistant cell line as compared to the parent line.
- the ratio of the expression level of the control gene (GAPDH) to the target gene was determined. Assuming that the ratio of the parent strain of each drug-resistant cell is 1, the ratio of the expression level in each drug-resistant cell is shown. gene The expression level was measured by real-time reverse transcription PCR.
- the left column shows the name of drug-resistant cancer cells
- the upper column of each bar graph shows the name of the gene examined
- the lower column shows the expression level of the gene shown in the upper column as compared with the parent strain.
- FIG. 4 is a drawing showing the relationship between caspase activity, BCL2 family gene expression and etoposide resistance.
- SKOV3 cells and SKOV3 / VP cells 100 ⁇ ⁇ / ⁇ 1 of VP'16, VP- 16 and caspase inhibitor
- the cells were cultured for 24 hours in the presence of Z-VAD-FME or medium (control) alone.
- the cells are lysed using a lysis buffer, centrifuged at 4 ° C for 15,000 x 20 minutes, and the supernatant (containing 100 ⁇ l protein) together with a substrate for measuring caspase activity (Ac-DEVD-pNA) is used. After incubation at 4 ° C for 4 hours, the activity was determined by measuring the absorbance at 405 nm.
- (B) shows the expression level of BGL2L2 mRNA in SKOV3 / VP cells treated with the BCL2L2 antisense oligonucleotide.
- SKOV3 / VP cells were untreated, treated with a transfection reagent oligolipectamine, and BCL2L2 antisense oligonucleotides having a phosphorothioate skeleton (sequences from positions 2374 to 2394 of BCL2L2 cDNA:
- RNA was extracted, and the amount of BCL2L2 mRNA was measured by real-time reverse transcription PCR.
- BCL2L2 antisense oligonucleotides having a phosphorothioate backbone are treated with oligofuctamine to obtain control oligonucleotides having a phosphorothioate backbone with a transfection and scramble sequence. Transfection by ctamine treatment and under untreated conditions
- the SKOV3 / VP3 cells were treated, and after 24 hours, the cells were cultured for 48 hours in the presence of VP-16 at each concentration shown in the figure.
- the viability of SKOV3 / VP3 cells was measured 72 hours after transfection using the Cell-Counting Kit-8 (Dojindo Laboratories, Kumamoto) according to the tetrazolium attus method. The viability was expressed in%, and the% was determined by dividing the absorbance measured under the above treatment conditions by the absorbance measured under the conditions of no and no treatment with VP-16. Each value is the average of 5 experiments, and the value is shown as the average soil SD on each plot.
- Example 1 Changes in specific genomic DNA region specifically observed in drug-resistant cancer cells
- the Subtractive CGH method compares and subtracts the copy number of the genome of the parent strain from the genome of the drug-resistant cell derived therefrom. This is a method to quantitatively calculate the degree of gene amplification and deletion.
- Table 1 shows the changes in gene amplification and deletion found in 23 types of drug-resistant cancer cells compared to the parent strain using this method.
- CPT Camptothecin
- CDDP Cisplatin
- ADM Adriamycin
- VP-16 Etoposide
- Ara-C Cytosinarabinoside
- HT-29 colon cancer cells
- A549 lung cancer cells
- SK3 lung cancer cells
- St-4 gastric cancer cells
- A2780 Ovarian cancer cells
- SKOV3 Ovarian cancer cells
- KK47 Bladder cancer cells
- T24 Bladder cancer cells
- chromosome 2q23-q34 region of camptothecin-resistant lung cancer A549 / CPT
- chromosome 4p of cisplatin-resistant bladder cancer T24 / DDP10
- etoposide-resistant lung cancer SK3 / VP 16
- Chromosome 7q21-q22 region and chromosome 15q21-q24 region of cytosine arabinoside resistant leukemia K562 / AC
- the copy number of both genes was 3 copies, which was lower (Fig. 1A and B). This result indicates that the parent strain is more sensitive to etoposide than the resistant strain.
- the minimum chromosomal region of the chromosome where the ABCA3 gene amplified in etoposide-resistant colon cancer (HT-29 / ETP) cells is located contains BAC clone number RP11-334D3 marker D16S525): It was identified during RP11-95P2 (including the marker SHGC-11838) (FIG. 11).
- the number of copies of ABCB1 gene localized on chromosome 7q21 determined by FISH was 11 copies in etoposide-resistant lung cancer (SK3 / VP16) cells, which was significantly higher than that of 3 copies in parental cells. .
- the number of copies of the ABCC9 gene located at chromosome 12p l2.1 determined by FISH was 5 copies for etoposide-resistant lung cancer (SK3 / VP16) cells and etoposide-resistant ovarian cancer (SKOV3 / VP) cells. It is significantly higher than 2 copies. Next, it was considered that amplification of these genes would induce high expression of the mRNA.
- the expression was increased 10.6-fold and the ABCC1 gene expression was increased 2.6-fold (Fig. 2A).
- the results show that both genes are located in the chromosome 16pl2-13 region, but the ABCA3 gene is a more important gene that confers etoposide resistance than the ABCC1 gene.
- ABCB1 gene expression was 3.3 times higher in etoposide-resistant lung cancer (SK3 / VP16) cells than in parental cells (SK3).
- ABCC9 gene expression was 13.3 times higher in SK3 / VP16 cells than in parental cells. On the other hand, it showed only 1.6-fold expression in etoposide-resistant ovarian cancer (SKOV3 / VP) cells compared to its parent cell (SKOV3) (Fig. 2C). Therefore, it is suggested that the ABC transporter gene involved in drug resistance differs depending on the cell type. In order to analyze drug resistance, it is necessary to comprehensively analyze a wide range of ABC transporter gene groups. [Example 3] _____________________________________ both amplification of the gene which codes anti-apoptosis protein belonging to BCL2
- BCL2 gene BCL2LKBCLXL gene
- BCL2L2 (BCLW) gene BCL2A1 gene
- MCL1 ⁇ gene and BCL2L10 gene belong to the BCL2 family and are regulatory proteins that have anti-apoptotic action.
- the 14qll-q21 region was amplified, and the copy number of the BCL1L2 gene located in chromosome 14qll.2-ql2 determined by FISH was 6 copies (Fig. 1, C and D).
- the HNF3A gene a Hepatocyte nuclear factor 3 family gene, is mapped to chromosome 14ql2, and is found on the chromosome 14ql2-ql3 of Esophageal squamous cell carcinomas, which is ik ife, as an amplicon that induces the width of this region. It has been done. In the etoposide-resistant ovarian cancer cells, the number of copies of the HNF3A gene determined by FISH was 4 copies (Fig. 1D). The BCL2L2 gene is located in a region highly likely as an amplicon in the chromosome 14qll-q21 region in the etoposide-resistant cell line SKOV3 / VP cells.
- an amplicon containing the BCL2L2 gene exists between markers D14S879 (BAC clone RP11-146E13) and SHGO10164 (BAC clone RP11-144C18) (Fig. 1J).
- the expression of the BCL2L2 gene was examined by the Northern blot method, the gene expression of SKOV3 / VP cells was 3.3 times higher than that of the parent strain (Fig. 2B).
- the expression of the six BCL2 family genes was compared between the two drug-resistant cells (Fig. 3). BCL2 gene expression was more than twice as high as that of the parent strain in four drug-resistant cells.
- BCL2L1 (BCLXL) gene expression is in one drug-resistant cancer cell
- BCL2L2 gene expression is in three drug-resistant cancer cells
- MCL1 gene expression is BCL2A1 gene in one drug-resistant cancer cell Expression is in one type of drug-resistant cancer cells
- BCL2L10 gene expression is more than twice as high in each of five types of drug-resistant cancer cells as compared to the parent strain Expression was shown ( Figure 2B and Figure 3).
- the MCL1 gene was expressed in camptothecin-resistant colon cancer HT-29 / CPT cells, and the BCL2L10 gene was expressed in cytosine arabinoside-resistant leukemia K562 / AC cells', with high expression in proportion to their gene amplification (Table 2 and ( Figure 3). Therefore, it was found that high expression of the BCL2 family gene induces anticancer drug resistance, and analysis of the gene amplification was found to be important in examining drug resistance performance.
- the effect of VP-16 was examined under conditions in which cells were treated with an antisense oligonucleotide of BCL2L2 and BCL2L2 gene expression was suppressed.
- the addition of the transfection reagent (Oligofectamine) alone and the BCL2L2 sense oligonucleotide (the control oligonucleotide of the scrambled sequence) had no effect, but the addition of the BCL2L2 antisense oligonucleotide reduced the expression of the BCL2L2 gene (Fig. 4).
- the sensitivity of SKOV3 / VP cells to etoposide (VP-16) was increased (Fig. 4C). Therefore, it can be said that amplification of the BCL2 family gene reduces caspase activity and induces anticancer drug resistance.
- Cytosine arabinoside-resistant leukemia K562 / AC cells lack the chromosome 4q region where the deoxycytidine kinase (DGK) gene is located, and camptothecin-resistant colon cancer HT-29 / CPT cells have topoisomerase 1 (TOP1) Lacks chromosome 20q that is localized.
- TOP1 topoisomerase 1
- the region of chromosome 17q21-22 where TOP2A is localized is not amplified or deleted in five types of etoposide (VP-16) resistant cells (Table 1). Cytosine arabinoside
- the DNA copy number indicates the copy number of the resistant strain (the copy number of the parent strain).
- DCK Deoxycytidine kinase gene
- TOP1 Topoisomerase 1 gene
- TOP 2 A Topoisomerase 2A gene
- cytosine arabinoside resistant leukemia (K562 / AC) cells had one copy of DCK gene determined by FISH method. This indicates one pair of deletions in the two pairs of genes in Ara-C resistant cells ( Figures 1E and F).
- DCK gene expression was clearly detected in human leukemia K562 cells, but not in cytosine-arabinoside-resistant leukemia K562 / AC cells.
- Colon cancer HT-29 cells have 5 copies of the TOP1 gene, but camptothecin-resistant colon cancer HT-29 / CPT cells have 2 copies, which is markedly reduced (Figs. 1G and H).
- TOPI TOPI-resistant gastric cancer
- St-4 / CPT camptothecin-resistant gastric cancer
- all three camptothecin-resistant cell lines had less than 3 copies.
- TOP2A gene copy number is reduced in camptothecin-resistant colorectal cancer HT-29 / ETP cells and etoposide-resistant leukemia (K562 / etop20 and K562 / etop80) cells compared to their parental strains, and TOP2A gene expression is 5 types It decreased in all etoposide-resistant cell lines.
- ABCA3 gene, ABCB1 gene, ABCB6 gene, ABCB8 gene, ABCB10 gene, ABCB11 gene, ABCC1 gene, ABCC4 gene, ABCC9 gene, ABCD3 gene, ABCD4 gene, ABCE1 belonging to ABC transporter family Gene and ABCF2 gene are BAC clone, RP11-304L19, RP11-212B1, RP11-803J6, RP11-606P1, RP4-613A2, RP11-704B8, RP11-516F7, RP11-124D15, RP11-729I10, RP11-272P3, Contained in RP5-919J22, RP11-543H9 and RP4-548D19.
- the BCL2L2 gene, MCL1 gene and BCL2L10 gene belonging to the BCL2 family are included in the BAC clones RP11-124D2, RP11-243G22 and RP11-337B11, respectively.
- ligation was performed by adding an adapter.
- PCR was performed using the sequence of the adapter as a primer, and gene amplification was performed (this amplification step is called exhaustion).
- Five types of BAC DNA other than the above (RP11-98A20, EP11-252011, RP11'357G3, RP11-196F4 and RP11-736A8) were prepared as control DNA.
- the inexhaustible DNA was spotted onto triplicate slide glass for aminated oligonucleotide immobilized arrays using an ink jet printer to create a DNA anchoring base.
- DNA derived from tissues of healthy subjects is labeled with Cy5
- DNA derived from cancer tissues extracted from cancer patients is labeled with Cy3.
- the mixture is hybridized on a DNA anchoring substrate, the array is scanned, and the Cy3 / Cy5 intensity ratio is determined after standardizing the Cy3 and Cy5 signals. If the ratio is 2, the region of the genome containing the gene printed on the DNA anchorage base is amplified twice in cancer tissue, and if the ratio is 4, the region is amplified four-fold.
- Human ABC transporter genes, BCL2 family genes or genes related to DNA synthesis are closely related to anticancer drug resistance. Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to determine the resistance of a cancer cell to an anticancer agent by examining the amplification and deletion of these gene regions on the chromosome of the cancer cell. As a result, it is possible to easily diagnose whether cells in the affected area of a cancer patient are resistant to anticancer drugs. This enables appropriate chemotherapy, or order-made medical care, for individual patients, avoids extremely low-response chemotherapy based on the acquisition of anticancer drug resistance, and has unnecessary use of the patient's Quality of Life. The drop can be prevented.
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