WO2004055206A1 - Verfahren zur generierung eines gentechnisch veränderten organismus für das wirk substanzscreening - Google Patents
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- heterologous expression means the expression of a gene foreign to the organism or the expression of a gene inherent in the organism with a changed expression pattern, in particular increased or reduced expression, and / or temporally and / or spatially (for example other compartments, for higher organisms for example other tissues) altered expression.
- the heterologous expression leads to a detectable, changed phenotype, usually an inhibition of yeast growth.
- growth inhibition means a reduced proliferation rate and / or a reduced growth in size and also includes cell death (apoptotic or necrotic).
- the type of growth inhibition that occurs also depends on the organism, so proliferation arrest or lysis is more likely to be observed in yeasts, whereas apoptosis can also be observed in some cases in eukaryotic cells that originally come from multicellular cells. If the heterologous expression leads to an externally perceptible change in the behavior and / or morphology of the organism (i.e. a changed phenotype), the genetically modified organism can simply be used for the active substance screening, the effectiveness of the tested substances based on their ability, the phenotype (for example the growth inhibition) can be canceled or reduced, can be determined.
- any externally perceptible change in the genetically modified organism shape, size, etc. or its behavior (growth, cell division rate, etc.) is compared to that of the genetically unmodified or that or that Heterologous proteins or fragments not expressing organism. Phenotyping thus means bringing about such a change.
- this prior art method has the disadvantage that only a small proportion of heterologously expressed genes produce a phenotype of the genetically modified organism that can be used for active substance screening.
- the invention is based on the knowledge of the inventors that the lack of a detectable phenotype in the case of heterologous expression of most genes is due to the fact that the genetically modified organism up-regulates or down-regulates the expression of its own genes in response to the expression of the heterologously expressed protein or protein fragment compensatively differentially regulated).
- differentially regulated means differently regulated than in the non-genetically modified organism, or without the heterologous expression of the heterologously expressed protein or protein fragment.
- Compensatory means that this differential gene regulation is a response to the heterologous expression of the protein or protein fragment.
- the invention enables the development of a platform technology in a cellular, in contrast to the simple biochemical, model, preferably the yeast.
- the assay system can be used to identify inhibitors, for example from chemical libraries, from combichem libraries and from natural product extracts.
- the assay system can be adapted to 96-, 384- or 1536-well plates or other formats common for cellular assays. The format to be selected depends in part. also depending on the chosen organism, the selection lies in the area of professional skill.
- the method according to the invention is particularly suitable for genes or proteins or fragments whose heterologous expression in the desired organism does not lead to a detectable change in the phenotype compared to that of the genetically unchanged organism or which expresses the protein or fragment non-heterologously.
- protein kinases can be tested as well as other gene products that trigger a transcriptional response.
- it can also be used in the case of a detectably changed phenotype, in particular when a changed phenotype can be detected, but is not suitable or is not suitable for use in active substance screening for certain reasons. This can be enhanced by the phenotyping or changed so that it can be used for drug screening.
- phenotyping therefore denotes induction or Enhancement of a phenotype in the genetically modified organism heterogeneously expressing the protein or fragments or the proteins or fragments or distinguishable from the non-genetically modified organism.
- Suitable organisms are preferably cells, here eukaryotic cells as well as prokaryotic, but also multicellular, non-human organisms which are suitable for active substance screening, e.g. Drosophila and preferably C. Elegans.
- Preferred eukaryotic cells are cultivated cell lines that were originally obtained from multicellular organisms, e.g. 3T3, CHO, Heia, but also other or eukaryotic unicellular organisms, especially yeasts.
- yeasts those of the strains S. cerevisiae or S. pombe are particularly suitable.
- Suitable laboratory strains of yeast cells or suitable eukaryotic cell lines are well known to the person skilled in the art.
- the heterologous expression can include the introduction of a foreign gene or the changed expression of a gene belonging to the organism, for example through the introduction of a corresponding expression vector.
- the necessary Genetic engineering changes can relate to changes in the organ set (e.g. due to stable vectors that integrate into the genome or through different types of mutagenase), be episomal or simply include the introduction of suitable vectors that require constant selection by means of one or more selection markers to remain in the organism , The most suitable type depends on various factors, including the type of organism, and can easily be determined by the person skilled in the art.
- This can be brought about or enhanced, for example, by reducing or abolishing the expression of one or more genes that are upregulated in a compensatory manner (this can be done, for example, by genomic knock out of one or more of the genes that are compensatively differentially regulated or by mutagenesis) or by increasing the expression of one or more compensatory downregulated ones Genes occur.
- Suitable reporters are known to the person skilled in the art, in particular all types of self-luminous proteins (for example GFP, BFP etc.) are suitable, but also other reporters with which a detectable signal can be generated (for example luciferase, ⁇ -galactosidase) and growth markers for auxotrophic strains such as HIS3, URA3, LEU2, TRP1, and antibiotic resistance genes such as for Kanamycin or G418. Other types of phenotyping are also conceivable.
- the phenotyping is carried out by deletion, mutagenesis or overexpression of at least one compensatively regulated gene.
- the genetic modification expediently comprises the introduction of a vector which enables the inducible expression of the protein or protein fragment, preferably one which is regulated with promoters regulated by galactose (GAL1 / GAL10) or copper (CUP1), vector which can be induced by tetracycline, or tissue-specific inducible promoters such as e.g. hsp16-2, unc-119, unc-54, mec-7, or myo-3 in C. elegans. ,
- GAL1 / GAL10 galactose
- CUP1 copper
- the organism is C.elegans, a prokaryotic or eukaryotic cell, and particularly preferably a yeast cell, preferably a yeast cell from the S. cerevisiae strain.
- the analysis of the changed gene expression is preferably carried out by DNA / RNA profiling with the aid of cDNA or oligonucleotide microarrays, but can in principle include all changes in the mRNA or protein steady state (transcription, translation, stabilization etc.), and thus also by protein profiling as well as with the help of protein arrays (.
- the phenotyping is carried out by reducing or abolishing the compensatory differential regulation. If the compensatively differentially regulated gene is more strongly expressed than in control organisms, the reduction or elimination takes place by completely or partially inhibiting the increased expression.
- the knock out of the compensatively differentially regulated gene comprises the knock in of a reporter gene such as, for example, ⁇ -galactosidase, luciferase, or growth markers such as HIS3, ADE2, URA3, or resistance markers such as, for example, for kanamycin.
- a reporter gene such as, for example, ⁇ -galactosidase, luciferase, or growth markers such as HIS3, ADE2, URA3, or resistance markers such as, for example, for kanamycin.
- the reporter gene can then be used in the subsequent assay as a signal to detect and quantify the effectiveness of the active substances to be tested.
- at least part of the coding sequence of the differentially regulated gene is preferably exchanged for the coding sequence (also includes parts of this sequence which are sufficient to be detectable) of a reporter gene (for example luciferase, ⁇ -galactosidase, etc.).
- a reporter gene for example luciferase, ⁇ -galactosidase, etc.
- the compensatively differentially regulated gene is less strongly expressed than in the control organism, the reduction or abolition takes place by increasing the expression, preferably by crossing, introducing an episomal or another selectable expression vector or by genomic knock-in (the above methods are particularly suitable for the Use of yeast as an organism).
- the reduction or removal of the compensatory differential regulation preferably leads to an inhibition of growth of the genetically modified organism, but other phenotypes can also be advantageous.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to a genetically modified, phenotyped organism that was produced by the method according to the invention.
- the invention relates to a genetically modified organism with genetically modified expression of at least one of its own or a foreign gene which leads to compensatory differential regulation of at least one other gene which is specific to the organism, and thus preferably prevents or inhibits the occurrence of an evaluable / detectable / usable phenotype and with phenotype brought about by reducing / abolishing the compensatory differential expression of the gene or by labeling the compensatively differentially regulated gene product.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to the use of a genetically modified organism produced according to the invention for screening for substances with an effect on the function of the heterologous protein or protein fragment and also for a method for identifying substances with an effect on the function of the heterologous protein or protein fragment.
- the invention also relates to an assay for active substance screening with a phenotyped organism according to the invention by determining the phenotype (eg growth inhibition due to induced heterologous overexpression of a protein), bringing the substance to be tested into contact with the organism and observing a possible one Change in the phenotype, preferably its at least partial decline in behavior or morphology of the wild-type organism (that is, at least partial restoration of the phenotype of the parent organism, for example cancellation of growth inhibition). Also affected are substances which are identified as effective by a method or an assay according to the invention.
- the phenotype eg growth inhibition due to induced heterologous overexpression of a protein
- the phenotype that is produced in this case is the inhibition of yeast growth.
- the test principle is based on the inhibition of yeast growth, which are used as living “test tubes”. Inhibition of growth means here, for example, a cell cycle arrest or the lysis of the affected cells.
- Yeasts are used because their genetic manipulation makes them ideal. Human (or other exogenous) kinases are overexpressed in yeast under the control of a galactose inducible promoter (GAL1 / 10). The yeasts are transformed and cultivated using standard methods. For example, vectors from the p41x-GAL1 or p42x-GAL11 series are used as the vector.
- YRWS21 MATa pdr1 D :: KanMX pdr3D :: KanMX his3D1 leu2D0 met15D0 lys2D0 ura3D0
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- High-throughput screening can then be used to search for biological and chemical molecules which reduce or remove the inhibition of growth - ie which lead to the growth of the yeast cultures. All the techniques described to date are known to the person
- the desired protein kinases are cloned into a yeast expression vector of choice, in this example p413 GAL1 (D. Mumberg et al. (1994) full length and with a C-terminal tag, e.g. MYC tag).
- p413 GAL1 D. Mumberg et al. (1994) full length and with a C-terminal tag, e.g. MYC tag.
- the overexpression of the exogenous kinases in the yeast is increased by adding galactose according to the standard protocol (20 g / ml medium) for 4 to 6 Hours at 30 ° C induced.
- the expression of the kinases is determined by immunoblots according to the standard protocol with the aid of antibodies against the selected day (for example: anti-MYC: AB1364 (Chemikon) or M5546 (Sigma); anti-HA: HA-11-A (Biotrend) or 55138 (ICN )) checked.
- RNA is then hybridized with the chip-coupled oligonucleotides (on the microarrays) at 45 ° C. for 16 hours.
- the direct comparison of the kinase-transformed yeast RNA with the mock-transformed yeast RNA reveals yeast genes that are differentially regulated by an overexpressed protein kinase.
- Investigations by the inventors have shown that a certain number of RNAs for a genetic intervention, for example in the overexpression of an exogenous protein kinase Yeast genes are up-regulated and a certain number is down-regulated (Table 1). This was done using the example of the human kinase PAK1.
- Table 2 56 genes were down-regulated (data not shown). An increase in the number of RNA copies for certain genes could possibly occur for compensatory reasons. Compensatory in this specific example means that the defect in the genetically modified strain caused by the deletion of the CLA4 gene is to be weakened by the increased expression of genes which can take over the function of CLA4 in whole or in part. In order to prove this thesis, some of the upregulated genes were selected for further experiments (see “2nd deletion" in Table 3).
- MATD yeast strains were selected for this (can be obtained from EUROSCARF or Research Genetics, for example), which carry deletions in the up-regulated genes.
- the deletions are marked with marker genes, ie marker genes, for example for antibiotic resistance or for necessary growth factors such as certain amino acids, are integrated into the respective yeast genome.
- the selected deletion strains were crossed with the CLA4 deletion strain (YEL252, MATa) according to standard yeast genetic methods (Methods in Yeast Genetics: A Cold Spring Harbor Course Manual (1994)). After the crossing, selection was made on diploid yeast. They were made to form spores. This creates 4 haploid spores from a diploid yeast cell, which can be divided into 4 haploid yeast clones for germination. Accordingly, the genes are redistributed from the diploid strain. In 25% of all cases, the 2 deletions of the different parent strains will be combined in a new haploid clone. This can easily be tracked using the various selective markers.
- the growth-inhibited strains can no longer compensate for the expression of the plasmid-encoded protein kinase due to the respective deletions. These systems can then be transferred to the HTS. If overexpression of certain wild-type kinases in combination with the DNA microarray experiment is not sufficient (as described above for wild-type PAK1, see Table 2) to induce growth inhibition, mutants of the respective kinase are produced and used instead of the Wiid-type kinases (also for gene expression experiments with the DNA microarrays). These mutants can be produced according to the principle of random mutagenesis with the aim of obtaining hyperactive mutants.
- the kinase constructs are labeled with a C-terminal tag using the method of Tugendreich et al. (2001) used. It has thus been shown for the first time and surprisingly by the inventors' work that the deletion of compensatively differentially regulated genes can lead to growth inhibition and the knowledge associated with this can be used to set up a standardized platform assay for protein kinases. In the current Experiments have shown growth inhibition with a frequency of 23%. The deletion strains which show growth inhibition after the transformation with the plasmid-encoded protein kinase can now be transferred to the HTS by optimization (testing of the various “drug transporter knockouts”) as described above. In the FIG. 1, the invention is exemplified with reference to points 1 , 4,6-10.
- the platform assay according to the invention enables the HTS of all protein kinases (as described on the basis of human PAK1) in homogeneous and therefore inexpensive assay systems.
- the system is also suitable for determining IC 50 values in compound screening.
- the gene expression experiments also lead to the identification of RNAs of genes which are repressed by the expression of exogenous kinases.
- the promoters of these repressed genes can serve as reporters in the HTS.
- the yeast promoters are fused to so-called reporter genes such as ⁇ -galactosidase, luciferase, growth markers such as HIS3, URA3, LEU2, or TRPI, etc. These constructs are transformed into the yeast strain for the HTS. There they serve as growth markers for compounds that cancel the growth inhibition in the affected strain.
- the platform assay can also be used as a so-called multiplex system.
- a multiplex system is understood to mean that different proteins or protein fragments, for example kinases, are tested in the same assay at the same time in one approach.
- the individual phenotyped yeast strains are constructed.
- the exogenous protein kinases are integrated using standard methods (see above).
- these yeast strains are mixed to a homogeneous culture.
- the expression of the protein kinases in the homogeneous yeast strain mixture leads to growth inhibition, since the expression of each individual kinase itself triggers growth inhibition in the phenotyped yeast strain.
- the HTS identifies compounds that lead to the growth of at least one yeast strain. Now it is important to assign the affected kinase to the compounds.
- This technology is not only applicable to protein kinases, but to all proteins or substances that trigger a transcriptional response in yeast.
- this platform assay enables, for example, the HTS of all protein kinases (not only those which immediately produce a phenotype with heterologous expression) in homogeneous and therefore inexpensive assay systems.
- the system is also suitable for determining IC 50 values in compound screening.
- yeasts Sacharomyces cerevisiae
- yeasts Sacharomyces cerevisiae
- the Affymetrix experiments ("gene expression analysis) were carried out exactly according to Klebl et al. (2001) Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 286, 714-720.
- Tugendreich S., Perkins, E., Couto, J., Barthmaier, P., Sun, D., Tang, S., Tulac, S., Nguyen, A., Yeh, E. r Mays, A., Wallace, E., Lila, T., Shivak, D., Prichard, M., Andrejka, L., Kim, R. and T. Melese (2001).
- HSP12 12 kDa heat shock protein induced by 6.55 'heat, osmotic (HOG1-, PBS2- dependent) or oxidative stress, stationary phase, HSF1, MSN2, YAP1; Chaperone (member of the hydrophilin family) 5 STREs
- HSP26 Heat Shock Protein. Induced by 4.76 Osmostress, HSF1, MSN2, heat, H 2 0 2 ; 29% identical to Hsp42p; chaperone; 4 STREs
- HSP82 Heat Shock Protein 97% identical to 2.67 Hsc82p, similar to the mammalian HSP90 (complementable by human HSP90); chaperone; induced by HSF1, SKN7, YAP1, H 2 0 2 ; has ATPase activity; partly regulated by the HOG1 signaling pathway, binds to Ste11 p; HSP90 activity is modulated by Sch9p
- SKN7 transcription factor involved in the response 2.60 to oxidative stress (H 2 0 2 ) & G1 cell cycle control (appearance of the buds); interacts with Rho1 p, Mbp1 p, Cdc42p & genetically with PKC1; needed for N 2 - withdrawal induced pseudphyphal growth; Cooperates with Yap1 p in gene expression induction; not involved in the heat shock; May be involved in the HOG1 signal path; Part of a two-component system; Transcription activation stimulated by Skn7p depends on the Ras / PKA signaling pathway
- CYP2 member of the cyclophilin family Heat Shock 2.37 protein, isomerase, chaperone
- ATM1 ABC superfamily member required for 2.03 growth; may function in sensing iron; 43% identical to human ABC7
- GUT1 glycerol kinase catalyzes conversion of 3.37 glycerol to glycerol-3-phosphate, induced by ADR1, IN02, IN04, glycerol; strong similarity to human GK; activity is reduced during osmotic stress
- PCY1 pyruvate carboxylase I converts pyruvate to 2.50 oxalacetate for gluconeogenesis; 93%, 30%, 38% identical to Pyc2p, Hfa1 p, Dur1, 2p; similar to human PYC
- TSL1 Component of trehalose-6-phosphate 2.40 synthase / phosphatase complex; induced by STE12, STE7, TEC1, osmotic stress & repressed by cAMP, glucose; contains STREs
- GLK1 glucokinase specific for aldohexoses 73%, 2.09 38%, 37% identical to Ydr516p, Hxklp, Hxk2p; induced by GCR1, HOG1, MSN2, MSN4 & repressed by cAMP, cold; protein increased upon H 2 Q 2 , G1 phase
- RPN10 Non-ATPase component of the 26S 2.46 proteasome complex, binds ubiquitin-lysozyme conjugates in vitro; C-terminus binds to ubiquitin
- AAP1 Ala / Arg aminopeptidase related to other 2.00 Zn2 + metalloproteases & mammalian Zn2 + aminopeptidases
- GCV1 Glycine decarboxylase T subunit functions 2.31 in pathway for Gly degradation
- YCK1 CKI isoform 77%, 50%, 41% identical to 2.21 Yck2p, Yck3p, Hrr25p and 50-55% with human isoforms; germaylgeranylated; yckl ⁇ yck ts displays hyperpolarized growth, hypersensitivity towards ⁇ Zn 2+ a, nd multiple drugs, resistance to Mn 2 " +
- Cell cycle C control PCL5 yclin that associates with Pho85p belongs to 2.73 to Pcl1 / 2p subfamily
- HAP4 Transcription factor component of the 2.48 Hap2 / 3/4 / 5p-complex involved in activation of CCAAT box-containing genes (SOD2, eg)
- RNA processing / RP 1 Subunit of ribonuclease P & Rnase MRP modification 2.49 ribonucleoprotein particles, needed for tRNA & 5.8S rRNA processing; 23% identical to hRpp30
- PRP8 U5 snRNA-associated splicing factor 2.41 essential RNA binding protein; 62% identical to human PRP8; component of the spliceosome
- DUR1,2 urea amidolyase contains urea caroxylase 2.21 & allophanate hydrolase activities; repressed by NH 4 + & induced by N 2 starvation, mating pheromone, Arg, rapamycin (N 2 utilization gene)
- MSC1 Functions in the meiotic homologous 4.62 chromatid recombination pathway
- SAGA Ada-Spt 2.82 transcriptional regulatory complex
- SAGA-like complex SAGA-like complex
- NuA4 complex TRA1 Essential component of the Ada-Spt 2.82 transcriptional regulatory complex
- VAB36 Vac8p-binding protein of 36 kDa; 2 putative 2.75 STREs
- YBL064C Mitochondrial thiol peroxidase of the 1-Cys 2.55 family; one of the 4 peroxidases in Sun; uses thioredoxin as electron donor; induced upon oxidative stress; reduces H 2 O 2 in the presence of DTT
- HSP30 heat shock protein localized in 6.30 plasma membrane
- YOL154W protein similar to zinc 5.24 metalloproteinases
- YDL037C protein similar to glucan 1, 4-D- 4.95 glucosidase
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