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OCH

NO. 2. O. OCH. 3. O. Narušení regulace buněčného cyklu, programované buněčné smrti či mezibuněčné komunikace prostřednictvím organických polutantů – mechanismy karcinogeneze?. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs):. Current view: PAHs are genotoxic carcinogens forming DNA adducts.

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  1. NO 2 O OCH 3 O Narušení regulace buněčného cyklu, programované buněčné smrti či mezibuněčné komunikace prostřednictvím organických polutantů – mechanismy karcinogeneze?

  2. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs): Current view: PAHs are genotoxic carcinogens forming DNA adducts • Reality is not so simple: • alternative bioactivation pathways; • tumor promoting effects of PAH metabolites; • direct cellular effects of parental compounds; • to describe nongenotoxic effects of POPs, it is necessary to study their mechanisms of effects of at cellular and molecular level. Sir John Percivall Pott (1775): „first published description of an occupational cancer related to coal soot“ Sir Ernest Kennaway (1931): „first single PAH carcinogen“

  3. Model chemical carcinogens vs. environmental pollutants • Possibilities open for alternative effects of PAHs: • direct alteration of signaling pathways (mitogen-activated protein kinases; tyrosine kinases; Ca2+; modulation of phospholipid metabolism) • interation with nuclear receptors (estrogen receptor-a; estrogen receptor-b; androgen receptor; peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors); • deregulation of cell-to-cell communication – gap junctions; adherens junctions; • deregulation of cell proliferation and programmed cell death; • aberrant function of cell cycle checkpoints and DNA repair; • epigenetic effects; • alternative biotransformation and oxidative stress; • activation of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) and related effects;

  4. AhR = bHLH-PAS family protein

  5. „Classical“ AhR-regulated genes: • contain xenobiotic response elements (XRE) or dioxin responsive elements (DRE) in their promoter region: • phase I and II enzymes - CYP1A1, CYP1A2, CYP1B1, UDP-glucuronosyltransferase,GST-Ya, NQO1; • AhRR. • AhR-regulated genes involved in control of cell proliferation and cell death: • pro-apoptotic genes-Bax; • immediate - early response genes – Jun, Fos; • cell cycle regulation – p27Kip1, p21Waf/Cip. Activation and effects of AhR:

  6. DMSO 1 nM TCDD Hepatocytes Progenitor (oval) cells Biliary epithelial cells Rat liver epithelial ‘stem-like’ WB-F344 cells Majority of cells are not actively proliferating – they are in a quiescent G0 phase of cell cycle. In vitro model of contact-inhibited cells. • Contact inhibition: • the rate of proliferation of most non-transformed adherent cells decreases with increased cell density as they become arrested in G1 phase of cell cycle, which is a phenomenon known as contact inhibition; • the loss of contact inhibition can lead to deregulated growth and is often associated with malignant transformation; • a release from contact inhibition is a mechanism suggested to be an important part of effects of tumor promoters, such as TPA or TCDD.

  7. Effects of PAHs oncontact-inhibited WB-F344 cells cell numbers % S-phase Chramostová et al., 2004

  8. Expression of dnAhR blocks the proliferative effects of AhR ligands: Andrysík et al., 2006 Andrysík et al., 2007

  9. pRb phosphorylation Proteins involved in control of contact inhibition:

  10. AhR ligands modulate expression of proteins involved in G1→S cell cycle transition: Transient knock-down of AhR blocks cyclin A induction: Andrysík et al., 2007

  11. Cyclin A/cdk2 activity control is essential for the maintenance of contact inhibition: 4.0 Time (h) 0 24 48 3.0 Doxycyclin - + + DNA synthesis (induction x-fold) Cyclin A 2.0 1.0 ERK2 0 • + - Doxycyclin (48 h) • - + TCDD (48 h) Andrysík et al., 2007 Weiss et al., 2008 Vondráček et al., 2005 Andrysík et al., 2007

  12. PCB 126 100 nM PCB 126 100 nM DMSO 0.1% DMSO 0.1% TCDD 5 nM TCDD 5 nM AhR 2.5 CYP1A1 2.5 2.0 2.0 Cell number (induction x-fold) 1.5 DNA synthesis (induction x-fold) 1.5 CycA 1.0 1.0 0.5 0.5 wild-type WB-F344 cells dn-ARNT WB-F344 cells 0 0 - + - + - + - + TCDD ctr. AhR ARNT vect. dn-ARNT dn-AhR vect. siRNA stable clones stable clones Induction of cell proliferation is independent of the dimerization partner ARNT: Weiss et al., 2008

  13. The story is more complex – AhR ligands disrupt also control of cell-to-cell communication – cell adhesion and gap junctional intercellular communication: Nollet et al., 1999

  14. DMSO DMSO dnAhR Cx43 TCDD b -actin D O D S C M T D TCDD

  15. NF-kB activation in WB-F344 cells AhR activation in WB-F344 cells TNF-a 20 ng/ml TNF-a 20 ng/ml DMSO 0.1% TCDD 5 nM DMSO 0.1% TCDD 5 nM The complex story gets even more complex – AhR ligands interact with inflammatory and growth regulators: Umannová et al., 2007

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