WO1993016179A1 - MAMMALIAN Sos - A REGULATOR/EFFECTOR OF TYROSINE KINASE SIGNALLING - Google Patents
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- This invention broadly relates to polynucleotides encoding mammalian Sos gene and protein product thereof.
- PTKs Protein tyrosine kinases
- the biological effects of PTK activation throughout mammalian cells may be mediated, at least in part, via the Ras proteins (Simon et al., Cell, Vol. 67, 701-716). ras genes and protein products are associated with a variety of human tumours, particularly where Ras is overproduced or inappropriately expressed.
- Simon et al. identified a Drosophila gene, associated with protein tyrosine kinase signalling.
- the Drosophila son of sevenless (Sos) gene product is homologous to a yeast protein (CDC25), which is an activator of guanine nucleotide exchange by Ras proteins.
- Sos yeast protein
- the data of Simon et al. (Supra) indicates that tyrosine kinase signalling is effected by activation of the Sos protein (such as via tyrosine phosphorylation, or some form of indirect
- mSos mammalian Sos gene
- a polynucleotide encoding an mSos gene, or a fragment or analogue thereof.
- This invention includes any mammalian Sos including human, domestic animal (sheep, cattle, etc) and companion animal (cats, dogs, etc) mSos.
- polynucleotide as referred to herein refers to DNA and RNA, and derivatives thereof as are well known in the art.
- Partial nucleotide sequences of the murine mSos genes mSosl and mSos2 are shown in Figure 1.
- This invention includes such polynucleotide sequences and their full length equivalents, as well as analogues thereof where one or more nucleotides are substituted, deleted or inserted. Methods for the generation of polynucleotide analogues are well known in the art.
- This invention includes vectors, such as plasmid, viral or other vectors as are well known in the art, which include a polynucleotide encoding mSos or a fragment or analogue thereof.
- an mSos polypeptide or fragment or analogue thereof in another aspect of this invention, there is provided an mSos polypeptide or fragment or analogue thereof.
- the amino acid sequence of two murine mSos polypeptides, referred to as mSos 1 and mSos 2 are shown in Figure 2, compared to the drosophila Sos protein product.
- This invention extends to any mammalian mSos polypeptide, fragment or analogue thereof, including human, domestic animal and companion animal mSos polypeptide.
- SUBSTITUTE SKE ⁇ T taken to mean fragments which are unique to mSos. Such fragments will generally comprise in excess of twenty nucleotides, or 20 amino acids, and in particular correspond to a central domain of about 430 amino acids, which is homologous to a number of yeast guanine nucleotide exchange factors (as depicted in Figures 3 a and 3b).
- Analogues of mSos polypeptides include amino acid modifications, deletions, substitutions , derivitizations and insertions of one or more amino acids.
- mSos mammalian Sos
- human mSos polynucleotides may be isolated by hybridization of murine mSos polynucleotides or fragments thereof to human cDNA or genomic sequences followed by isolation and characterisation of hybridising species.
- mSos may be isolated by hybridization of murine mSos polynucleotides or fragments thereof to human cDNA or genomic sequences followed by isolation and characterisation of hybridising species.
- Mamals may have several forms of mSos, all of which are involved as regulators/effectors of tyrosine kinase signalling. All such forms of mSos are within the scope of this invention.
- this invention extends to a method of detecting mutant mSos genes in an individual associated with a pathological phenotype (where pathological phenotype refers to any pathological condition), which method comprises comparing the nucleotide sequence or chromosomal location or structure of a suspected mutant mSos gene with a reference non mutated mSos gene as herein described. Suitable comparisons may be made by nucleotide sequencing, restriction fragment polymorphism, analysis of amplified products (such as by PCR), and other well known techniques in the art. Such methods may be used in genetic counseling, prenatal diagnosis or the like.
- an antagonist of mSos which comprises a compound having the same or similar three-dimensional structure as an mSos polypeptide or a fragment thereof, which blocks the interations between mSos and its substrate in the PTK signalling pathway.
- the invention further relates to a polynucleotide capable of blocking transcription or translation of mSos or fragments thereof.
- the polynucleotide may be in the form of a triple helix forming polynucleotide, an antisense polynucleotide or a ribozyme, as are well known in the art.
- Figure 1 shows the nucleotide sequence and predicted amino acid of sequence of the mSos 1 gene
- Figure 2 shows the nucleotide sequence and predicted amino acid sequence of the mSos 2 gene
- Figure 3 shows the partial nucleotide sequence of mSos 1 and mSos 2 wherein the nucleotide sequences are aligned to maximise homology
- Figure 4a Predicted amino acid sequence of the mSosl and mSos2 genes and their aligned with Drosophila Sos4. Identical residues are in black boxes, conservative substitutions in grey boxes.
- Figure 4b Alternate aminoterminal coding regions of the mSosl gene identified by 5'
- RACE Frohman, M A and Martin, G R, 1988.
- the sequence of the mSosl gene was derived from a composite of cDNA clones and 5 * RACE products.
- Figure 5a Alignment of the predicted Drosophila and mouse Sos proteins with four related yeast proteins cdc25, sdc25, ste ⁇ and bud5.
- Figure 5b Schematic representation showing the size of each protein and the relative position of the conserved domain shown in (a) within each protein. Percentages indicate the degree of amino acid identity between a given domain and cdc25;
- FIG. 6 Northern blot analysis of RNA derived from a range of (a) mouse embryonic and adult tissues and (b) continuous mouse and human cell lines. Transcripts of 5.4kb and 8.4kb were detected with an mSosl probe in all tissues and cell lines tested. Variation in signal intensity was mainly due to differences in the amount and quality of RNA (see control CAODH probe). Additional smaller transcripts were apparent in testes RNA. A single major transcript of 5.6kb was detected with an mSos2 probe, expressed at apparently comparable levels of mSosl.
- Adult tissues are indicated. Embryonic tissues were from heads and bodies of embryos whose stage of gestation was estimated from the time of plugging of the donor females. Mouse cell lines are, 3T3, Balb/c fibroblast; FN4, erythroid; FDCP1, myeloid; J774, macrophage; ABLS8, preB lymphoid,
- GAPDH was used as a control probe for the amount and quality of RNA.
- a fragment of the Drosophila Sos gene (corresponding to amino acids 841-1303, Simon et al., Supra) was used to screen mouse embryonic eye and adult brain cDNA libraries at low stringency.
- cDNA clones were isolated from random bred Swiss E17 embryonic eye and Balb/c adult brain (Stratagene) cDNA libraries using a random Sos cDNA fragment. Duplicate nitrocellulose filters were hybridized in 5XSSC, SXDenharts, 5mM EDTA, lOO ⁇ g/ml herring testes DNA, 0.1% SDS at 65°C for 18hr and washed in 2XSSC, 0.1% SDS at 50°C. Partial
- DNA sequence obtained from two clones confirmed the isolation of two Sos related genes termed mSosl and mSos2. Subsequent screening of the eye and brain libraries with these cDNA inserts identified the remainder of the clones, present at approximately 1;150,000 (eye) and 1;250,000 (brain) recombinants. 5' RACE of mSosJ was performed using RNA derived from an adult mouse brain as described previously (Frohman and Martin, 1988) and also with the modifications of using thermostable reverse transcriptase (Tet-Z, Amersham) and prior denaturation of RNA with methyl mercury (Sambrook et al, 1989).
- Double stranded dideoxy chain termination DNA sequencing was performed on either nested deletions of cDNA cloned in Bluescript KS or with specific oligonucleotide primers using standard methods (Sambrook et al., Supra). The sequence of both strands was obtained and nucleotide sequence of mSos
- Figure 3 shows alignment of sequences of partial sequences of mSos J and mSos 2 to maximise homology.
- the nucleotide numbering of Figure 3 differs from Figures 1 and 2, as in Figures 1 and 2 the protein sequence starts at position 18, that is, the second methionine residue.
- Figure 4 shows the amino acid sequence of Drosophila (Sos) and mouse Sos (mSos) proteins. The sequence is presented using the standard one letter amino acid code. The molecular weight of the predicted protein is about 150kd. The correct amino acid sequence
- Figure 5 shows alignment of the predicted Drosophila and mouse Sos proteins with four related yeast proteins cdc25, sdc25, ste ⁇ and bud5.
- Sos and mSos genes are central domain of approximately 430 amino acids which shows a high degree of homology to several yeast guanine nucleotide exchange factors, including cdc25, sdc25 and ste ⁇ .
- This domain is present in a fragment of the sdc25 gene which is capable of catalysing nucleotide exchange by either the yeast RAS2 protein or human c-ras (Crechet et al., 1990), suggesting that the region of homology between the yeast, Drosophila and mouse genes defines a domain that catalyses nucleotide exchange on ras proteins.
- Inclusion of the mSosl and mSos2 in this alignment further highlights residues which are highly conserved between the members of this gene family ( Figure 3a). Similarity between Sos and mSos and the yeast genes is limited to this domain.
- mSos 1 amino acids 200 to 500 of Figure 1
- mSos 2 predicted polypeptides which has homology with the dbl protein, which is a guanine exchange factor for a ras-related protein. This suggests that mSos proteins may have separate guanine exchange domains of ras and for ras related proteins.
- RNA isolated from various murine development stages, adult tissues, haemopoietic cell lines, and a human cell line was analysed for Sos transcripts.
- the mSosl gene encodes two distinct transcripts of 5.4kb and 8.4kb that are present in approximately equal abundance. Additional smaller transcripts of 4.8kb and 3.9kb were detected in RNA derived from testes ( Figure 6a).
- the mSos2 gene appears to encode a single transc ⁇ pt of 5.6kb.
- a cDNA of 5.3kb has been obtained for mSos2 th i s suggests that the ma j o ⁇ ty of the coding region has been obtained for th i s gene.
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Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, Vol. 87, published October 1990, HUANG et al.: "Purification of a Factor Capable of Stimulating the Guanine Nucleotide Exchange Reaction of Ras Proteins and Its Effect on Ras Related Small Molecular Mass G Proteins", pp. 8008-8012, whole article. * |
Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, Vol. 89, published July 1992, BOWTELL et al.: "Identification of Murine Homologues of the Drosophila Son of Sevenless Gene: Potential Activators of Ras", pp. 6511-6515, whole article. * |
Science, Vol. 255, issued 31 January 1992, BONFINI et al.: "The Son of sevenless Gene Product: A Putative Activator of Ras", pp. 603-606, page 605, figures 4A and 4B. * |
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