Title: Genetic reprogramming in pathways of colonic cell maturation induced by short chain fatty acids: Com
1Genetic reprogramming in pathways of colonic cell
maturation induced by short chain fatty acids
Comparison with Trichostatin A, Sulindac, and
Curcumin and cmplications for chemoprevention of
colon cancer.
Presented by Johann Campbell
Mariadason, J., G., Corner, and L. Augenlicht.
2000. Genetic reprogramming in pathways of
colonic cell maturation induced by short chain
fatty acids comparison with trichostatin A,
sulindac, and curcumin and implications for
chemoprevention of colon cancer. Cancer Res.
604561-4572.
2Background
- Butyrate produced in intestine by microbial
fermentation - Butyrate is an inhibitor of HDAC activity
- TSA also inhibits HDAC activity
- Sulindac induces G0-G1 cell cycle arrest and
apoptosis - Curcumin induces G2-M cell cycle arrest and
apoptosis
3Cell Cycle
4Investigating genomic activity
- Cell lines used were SW60 and Caco-2
- Microarray technology
- Probe labels included Cy3 and Cy5
- 8063 arrays used out of a total of 18,000
available - Western Blot (Western Immunoblot)
5Microarray Technology
- Micro slide coated with DNA sequences from a
database of about 18,000 - mRNA from desired genes are labeled fluorescent
dye - 2 groups of labeled mRNA used Control and Test
- Labeled mRNA allowed to hybridize on microslide
- Microslide washed to remove unbound mRNA
- Fluorescence measured for ratios of bound
Control Test
6Courtesy National Human Genome Institute
7Microarray Results
- In the control group the distribution of
sequences remained tightly around the mean - In the treated test groups, there was a spread of
ratios - The spread indicates gene activity
- The width of the spread is co-relational to the
activity
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9Gene activity
- A Treeview and Cluster program was used to
visualize genetic reprogramming - Red indicates an increase in gene expression
- Green indicates a decrease in gene expression
- Activity among gene clusters are compared
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11Response to Butyrate
- After 48 hours about 256 sequences were increased
in expression by butyrate - About 333 were repressed after 48 hours
- Of the 589 altered sequence, only 345 are named
12Response to all reagents
- Some reagents displayed similar activity patterns
at similar times - Some reagents displayed similar activity at
different times - Time similarities/differences were graphed using
the N-Euclidean distances
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14Histone Acetylation
- Histone acetylation peaks at different times
- TSA peaks at 2 hours
- Butyrate peaks at 16 hours
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16Butyrate and Sulindac activity
- Both butyrate and sulindac stimulate similar cell
cycle arrest - Both are similar in inducing apoptosis
- Both displayed progressive gene activity with time
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18Further analysis of Butyrate and Sulindac
- Sulindac and butyrate displayed some similarity
in the type of gene activity - About 145 were common
- About 53 showed of the 143 showed opposite
reactions
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20Analysis of gene recruitment of butyrate and
sulindac
- Class of genes active in signal transduction and
transcription alteration - 2 groups defined group 1 signaling (33 increased
expression) and group 2 signaling (45 repressed
expression)
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23Cell cycle response
- 61 genes involved in cell cycle regulation were
chosen - Euclidean distances calculated for each response
maximally with time - Butyrate was similar to TSA in affecting these
genes - Butyrate was less like curcumin in affecting
genes responsible for cell cycle regulation - The same analysis was done on cells from Caco-2
lines - Butyrate response was similar to arrested Caco-2
cells
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25Conclusion
- Butyrate was found to play a role in gene
activity in colonic cells - Butyrate is also able to induce a cell cycle
arrest by its activities on cell cycle regulating
genes - Butyrate shows similar activities on genes
similar to TSA, opposite to curcumin - Butyrate had limited similar effects compared to
sulindac
26Questions