Patent Application: US-19750398-A

Abstract:
the present invention discloses antibodies that bind to mammalian occludin proteins which are transmembrane adhesion molecules of the tight junction . nucleic acid and amino acid sequences encoding human , mammalian , and murine occludin are utilized to prepare and isolate occludin - specific antibodies . these antibodies may be used to elucidate and regulate the activities of tight junctions .

Description:
with the success of the present inventor in identifying occludin analogues of mammals , it is now possible to structurally and functionally test the constitution and function of the tj at the molecular level . the barrier and fencing functions of the tj and the related regulatory mechanisms can be analyzed through experiments involving control of expression of the gene for occludin or inhibition of the occludin function with either an antisense probe or an antibody , using various types of cultured human , mouse and canine ( mdck ) cells . for example , it is now possible to determine whether or not overexpression of occludin cdna gives rise to an increase in number of tj strands seen in freeze - fractured replicas and incidentally to an augmentation of the barrier function . furthermore , the present invention has made it possible to establish a simple screening method for drugs affecting tj function . for example , drugs affecting tj function can be screened using various types of cells expressing occludin , by allowing the cell to react with a test article and subsequently by measuring the amount of cellular occludin gene or occludin protein expression . the gene analysis can be carried out by using a dna probe or primer or other devices . it may be conducted by known methods , e . g . the northern blot technique or southern blot technique wherein rna or dna extracted from a test sample in the usual manner is pretreated when necessary , then electrophoresed on a membrane or gel , and hybridized with a labeled dna probe , and the polymerase chain reaction ( pcr ) technique wherein the objective dna is amplified using primers of about 20 bases corresponding to the relevant site and with a genomic dna or cdna as the template . the occludin protein can be quantitated , for example , by the use of an antibody . moreover , it is also made possible to ascertain how the tj formation is involved in the morphogenesis of various organs and whether functional failure of the tj has any relation to various pathologic states such as inflammation and tumor metastasis , by preparing various types of mutant mice and occludin gene - knocked out mice . the possibility of controlling a tj function , especially its barrier function , is also of interest in connection with drug permeability . thus , it would be feasible to control the blood - brain barrier via up - or down - regulation of occludin synthesis in epithelial cells of the brain . control of the tj function in the enteric epithelial cells is necessary to regulate drug absorption from the intestine . it will thus become possible to control drug absorption , particularly distribution to the brain tissue , by administering an effective substance screened out of drugs affecting the tj function . hence , the present invention is highly anticipated for elucidation of the physiological mechanisms primarily of the blood - brain barrier , as well as for analysis , diagnosis and treatment of disease states . the dna provided by the present invention can be utilized in the analysis of genes for occludin proteins and of gene expression thereof by using a part of it as a primer or a probe . the term a part here denotes that the oligonucleotide to be used as a primer or probe comprises containing at least a 10 - relevant - base sequence , or preferably at least a 15 - base sequence , or more preferably a corresponding polynucleotide comprising containing approximately 20 - to 30 - base sequence based on the dna sequence of the present invention . as the probe , a higher macromolecular or even the whole dna may be used . there is a method utilizing antisense dna or antisense rna as a means to control the function of occludin . the method is intended to block the flow of gene expression by interfering with the reading of genetic information at any of the stages of gene expression such as dna replication , transcription and translation , and the antisense technique employs nucleic acid or its analogue for the blockage ( wickstrome , e . ed ., prospects for antisense nucleic acid therapy of cancer and aids . wiley - liss , new york , 1991 ). the elucidation of the occludin dna according to the present invention has made possible the means for inhibiting occludin functions by the antisense method . the length of dna oligomer has bearing on the double strand - forming capacity , membrane permeability and base sequence specificity ; and at least 6 nucleotides , or preferably at least 10 mers , usually 15 to 30 mers , may be used . appropriate sequences may be selected on the basis of the dna sequence of the present invention , and verified by experimentation . usually , the oligomer is chemically modified at its phosphate group , sugar moiety , and 3 ′ and 5 ′ tails in order to augment its stability ( cook , p . d ., anticancer drig . des ., 5 , 585 , 1991 ). representative analogues are oligophosphorothioate where one of the oxygen atoms of the internucleoside phosphodiester group is replaced by a sulfur atom , and oligomethylsulfonate where the said oxygen is replaced by a methyl group ; all such analogues are remarkably stable to nucleases . besides , such oligomers as those with acridine or polylysine bonded to them and those containing n - methlythymidylate , to increase stability of the hybrid double strand , are also used . these oligomers can be synthesized by known chemical synthetic procedures . antisense rna derived from the dna of the present invention may also be utilized . the occludin protein of the present invention may be utilized for preparation of an antibody using the whole or a part of it as an epitope , and for use the antibody thus prepared as research and diagnostic reagents . the term epitope denotes an antigen determinant of polypeptide ; epitope is usually comprised of at least 6 amino acids , and it is known that a polypeptide consisting of 6 amino acids combines with an antibody ( jp - a - 60 - 500684 ). the antigenic peptide of the subject protein signifies a polypeptide comprising a series of at least 6 amino acids , preferably a series of at least 8 amino acids , more preferably a series of at least 15 amino acids , or further preferably a series of at least 20 amino acids , based on the amino acid sequence of the present invention . occludin provided by the present invention is a protein which , as inferred from its amino acid sequence in analogy with chick occludin , possesses transmembrane domains at four sites in a half of its n - terminal region , with the n - and c - terminus facing the cytoplasm , and which has two extracellular loops . in the case of human occludin of which amino acid 89 - 135 and 196 - 243 regions are presumed to be extracellularly apposed , various antibodies may be prepared by selecting antigenic sites appropriate for purposes and utilized as a means to elucidate the tj function and as a means to suppression by the antibody of the tj function . it is also possible to utilize the partial peptides as a means to screen compounds for those capable of binding to these peptides . proteins having an amino acid sequence of occludin of the present invention to which one or a plurality of amino acids are added or of which one or a plurality of amino acids are deleted or substituted are also encompassed by the present invention . preparation of rna may be carried out using human or animal cells ( cell strains ) as the raw material , by for example extraction with a mixed solution of guanidine thiocyanate , a surfactant , a chelating agent and a reductant , followed by phenol extraction , fractionation in organic solvents ( chamezynski et al ., anal . biochem ., 162 , 156 , 1987 ) and subsequently density gradient ultracentrifugation procedure . using the rna thus obtained as a template , a double strand dna is prepared in the usual manner such as by the cdna synthesis technique ( gubler , u . et al ., gene , 25 , 263 , 1983 ) with the use of random primers , reverse transcriptase , dna polymerase , etc . a dna library can be prepared by insertion of the double strand dna obtained into a bacteriophage such as λ zap or λ gt11 in the usual manner . commercial cdna libraries may also be used . according to the report of roy et al ., it is possible to obtain a dna fragment presumed to be of occludin dna origin by properly selecting a primer region based on the base sequence analogous to the c - terminus of chick occludin , by amplification of the dna with the pcr technique , and by its subclonation . subsequent screening of the cdna library with this dna fragment as a probe and analysis of the base sequence of the clone isolated may yield a whole - length cdna for occludin . the structure of the base sequence is determined by the maxam - gilbert method ( maxam , a . m . and gilbert , w ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 74 , 560 , 1977 ) or by the dideoxynucleotide chain termination method ( sanger , f ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 74 , 5463 , 1977 ). the amino acid sequence is thus deduced on the basis of the base sequence . these gene manipulations can be performed by the known usual methods , for example in accordance with those described in molecular cloning . a laboratory manual , t . maniatis et al . eds . ( 1989 ), cold spring harbor laboratory . to prepare the monoclonal antibody according to the present invention , human , canine or mouse occludin is used as the antigen , its complex with a carrier protein is prepared if deemed necessary , and appropriate animals are immunized by inoculation with the antigen . antibody - forming cells obtained from the spleen or lymphnodes of the above immunized animals are fused with myeloma cells , whereby hybridomas producing an antibody strongly specific to occludin are selected to prepare the monoclonal antibody . the preparation procedure may be in accordance with the known prior method . as the immunogen , any of such products as purified natural products and products prepared by genetic recombination technique or chemical synthesis may be used . for preparation of occludin by the recombinant dna technique , the cdna encoding occludin can be religated to the promoter downstream of a vector appropriate for expression of occludin by the known method using restriction enzymes and dna ligase to obtain a recombinant expression vector . the said vector is nonlimitative insofar as it can be replicated and amplified in a host . with regard to the promoter and terminator , there is also no particular limitation as long as they are concordant with the host used for expression of the base sequence encoding occludin ; and appropriate combinations suited to the host may also be practicable . the recombinant expression vector thus obtained is introduced into the host by the competent cell technique ( j . mol . biol ., 53 , 154 , 1970 ) or the calcium phosphate procedure ( science , 221 , 551 , 1983 ) to prepare a transformant . such organisms as escherichia coli and animals are used as the host , and the transformant obtained is cultured in an appropriate medium suited to the host . the culture incubation is carried out usually at a temperature between 20 ° c . and 45 ° c . and at ph between 5 and 8 , with aeration and / or stirring where required . isolation and purification of occludin from the cultured microorganisms or cells may be performed by an appropriate combination of known methods of isolation and purification . these known methods include salting out , organic solvent method , dialysis , gel filtration , electrophoresis , ion exchange chromatography , affinity chromatography , and reverse - phase high performance liquid chromatography . the immunogen , occludin , is preferably to retain its whole structure but may be in the form of a fragment or peptide having its partial structure ; it may be appropriately selected from the whole amino acid sequence of occludin . for preparation of the fragment or peptide , a method such as chemical synthesis , the above mentioned gene recombination procedure or degradation of a naturally occurring article is employed . various condensing agents may be used for preparation of the immunogen - carrier protein complex ; such reagents as glutaraldehyde , carbodiimide , and maleimide activated ester may be used . the carrier protein may be any of those commonly used such as bovine serum albumin , thyroglobulin and hemocyanin , and usually the method wherein a 1 - to 5 - fold quantity of a carrier protein is coupled to antigen is used . animals employed for immunization include the mouse , rat , rabbit , and guinea pigs , and inoculation is made by subcutaneous , intramuscular or intraperitoneal injection . the administration of immunogen may be carried out in the form of a mixture with complete freund adjuvant or with incomplete adjuvant , and is usually made once every 2 to 5 weeks . antibody - producing cells obtained from the spleen or lymphnodes of the immunized animals are fused with myeloma cells and isolated as hybrydomas . the myeloma cells used are those of mouse , rat or human origin , preferably allogeneic to the antigen - producing cells used but , in some instances , can be xenogeneic . the manipulation of cell fusion can be conducted in accordance , for example , with the method of milstein and köhler ( nature , 256 , 495 , 1975 ). fusogens used include such agents as polyethylene glycol and sendai virus , and the cell fusion can be made by incubating antibody - producing cells with myeloma cells in an approximate population ratio of 1 : 1 to 10 : 1 at a temperature between 20 and 40 ° c ., preferably between 30 and 37 ° c ., for about 1 to 10 minutes , using polyethylene glycol ( mean molecular weight : 1 , 000 to 4 , 000 ) usually at a concentration of about 20 to 50 %. various immunochemical methods can be used for screening hybridomas producing an anti - occludin antibody . the methods include enzyme - linked immunosorbent assay ( elisa ) using microplates coated with occludin , enzyme immunoassay ( eia ) using micoplates coated with an anti - immunoglobulin antibody , and western blotting technique in which samples containing occludin are electrophoresed with the subsequent use of nitrocellulose transfer membranes . clones are obtained from these wells further by , for example , limiting dilution . screening and breeding of hybridomas are performed in a culture medium for animal cells ( e . g . rpmi 1640 ) containing 10 - 20 % fetal bovine serum usually with added hat ( hypoxanthine , aminopterin and thymidine ). the clone thus obtained is intraperitoneally transplanted into balb / c mice previously dosed with bristan , and ascites containing a high concentration of a monoclonal antibody is collected 10 - 14 days later so that the ascites can be used as a source for purification of the antibody . furthermore , the cloned hybridoma cells are cultured so that the cultured cells can be used as the source for purification of the antibody . known methods for purification of immunoglobulin may be used for recovering the monoclonal antibody ; the recovery can be readily accomplished for example by such means as ammonium sulfate fractionation , peg fractionation , ethanol fractionation , utilization of anion exchangers , and affinity chromatography . with immunological methods using the anti - occludin monoclonal antibody obtained in accordance with the present invention , it is possible to make qualitative and quantitative determination of occludin in biological specimens . as the immunological methods , conventional methods such as immunohistologic staining , enzyme immunoassay , agglutination test , competitive assay , and sandwich technique may be applied to samples from biological specimens that have been appropriately processed , where required , e . g . isolation of cells and extraction . the immunohistologic staining can be performed for example by the direct method using a labeled antibody or the indirect method using a labeled antibody directed to the antibody bound to target antigen . any of such known labeling substances as fluorescent agents , radioactive substances , enzymes , metals and dyes may be used as labeling agents . the monoclonal antibody of the present invention may be used in the form of fab ′ or fab fragment after removal of its fc ′ or fc region , or in the form of polymer of either fragment . furthermore , it may also be in the form of a chimeric antibody , a humanized antibody , or a human antibody . the present invention will now be illustrated in detail with specific embodiments by the following examples . of course , the present invention shall not be limited to the following examples . based on a base sequence of a part of human naip - deficient gene analogous to the c - terminus of chick occludin , pcr was performed using as primers the oligonucleotides of sequence nos . 7 and 8 . λgt11 cdna library was prepared by purifying poly ( a )+ rna from a source consisting of human intestinal epithelial cell strain t84 and by using timesaver cdna synthesis kit ( trade name ; pharmacia lkb biotechnology inc .) and gigapack ii packaging extract ( stratagene inc .). the pcr was carried out with this library as the template and with said two primers yielded a cdna fragment of 363 base pairs . this dna fragment was dig - labeled using dig labeling kit ( trade name ; boehringer mannheim ), and said library was screened with it used as the probe . as a result , three cdna clones were isolated , their insertion sites were cut , and they were subcloned to pbluescript sk (−). of these , the two clones phoc6 and phoc16 were presumed to contain a total orf , and these two cloned strands were analyzed for their base sequences , with the results demonstrating that said base sequences encoded the whole structure of human occludin . the coding sequence was determined using a 7 - deaza sequenase version deoxy terminator cycle sequencing kit ( trade name ; applied biosystems ). the base sequence is shown in sequence no . 1 , and the amino acid sequence deduced therefrom in sequence no . 2 . structure of canine and mouse occludins were determined in the same manner as described above using λgt11 and λgt10 cdna libraries , respectively , prepared from dog kidney ( mdck ) cells and mouse lung cells . the base sequence and amino acid sequence of canine occludin are shown in sequence nos . 3 and 4 , and the base sequence and amino acid sequence of mouse occludin in sequence nos . 5 and 6 . escherichia coli jm 109 containing the human occludin cdna has been deposited ( deposition no . ferm bp - 5477 ) with the national institute of bioscience and human technology , ministry of international trade and industry , japan ( address : 1 - 1 - 3 , higashi , tsukuba , ibaraki , 305 japan ) as of mar . 15 , 1996 . the cdna fragment encoding the cytoplasmic region on the c - terminal side of human occludin was obtained by cutting the pbluescript sk (−) vector containing sequence no . 1 described in example 1 with restriction enzymes ssp i and ecor i ( both being products of takara shuzo co ., ltd .). this fragment was introduced into pgex - 3x vector , and escherichia coli transformed with this vector was cultured to prepare a gst fused protein . rats were immunized with this fused protein as an antigen , so that a monoclonal antibody was prepared . the rat immunization was performed by injecting the antigen in doses of 300 μg / injection into the hindlimb paw , first as an emulsion with complete freund adjuvant and the antigen alone twice thereafter ( days 3 and 7 after the first ). on the day following the last injection , inguinal lymphnodes were excised from the immunized animals and used for cellular fusion . the rat lymphocytes and mouse myeloma p3 cells were combined in a ratio of 2 . 5 : 1 , and the mixture was incubated in rpmi medium containing 1 g of polyethylene glycol ( mean mw 4 , 000 ) dissolved in it , for 2 minutes according to a modified method of köhler et al ., to permit fusion of the cells . fused cells were seeded in 24 - well plates with hat medium containing 10 % hcf ( bokusui - braun ) for 9 days , followed by incubation in ht medium and subsequently in flasks with rpmi medium . hybridomas were cloned by assaying supernatants of wells showing cellular growth for antibody titer using immunoblot technique and fluorescent antibody staining in cultures of human intestinal epithelial cell strain t84 , and by limiting dilution from proper wells . the hybridoma cells were seeded at calculated concentration of 7 cells / well in microtiter plates , and screened by immunoblotting technique to verify and isolate clonal hybridoma cell strains . antibodies were purified from culture supernatants of said hybridoma . human intestinal epithelial cells were fixed in 3 % formalin in phosphate buffered saline ( pbs ) at room temperature for 15 minutes , and further treated with 0 . 2 % triton x - 100 in pbs at room temperature for 15 minutes . after blocking the cells with 1 % bovine serum albumin ( bsa ), the test substance was added and incubated for 30 minutes at room temperature . after subsequent washing , fitc - labeled anti - rat immunoglobulin antibody was added and incubated for 30 minutes at room temperature , followed by washing off unreacted antibody and examination with a fluorescent microscope . results of double immunofluorescent staining with monoclonal antibody to the tj - related protein zo - 1 and the anti - human occludin monoclonal antibody of the present invention are shown in the figure . as totally the same staining pattern as that of zo - 1 ( reported in the literature ) was observed , the human protein of the present invention has proven to be a human homologue of the tj adhesion molecule occludin . since cerebral vascular endothelial cells are thought to have a high electroresistant tj , which form the brain - blood barrier unlike peripheral vascular endothelial cells , i examined the distribution and expression of occludin in cultured porcine brain vascular endothelial cells ( pbec ) possessing the high electroresistant tj and cultured porcine aortic endothelial cells ( paec ). as porcine occludin cdna fragment , a 363 base fragment was prepared by amplification with pcr technique using as primers 1359 - 1391 sense strand ( sequence no . 7 ) and 1692 - 1721 antisense strand ( sequence no . 8 ) from the human occludin dna sequence ( sequence no . 1 ). the amino acid sequence based on analysis of the coding base sequence of said fragment showed a high degree of homology with amino acid sequences of human , mouse and canine occludins , thus verifying the fragment to be a cdna for porcine occludin . 32 p - labeled said fragment was used as a probe . to prepare mrna from the cultured cells , an agarose gel electrophoresed sample was transferred onto nitrocellulose membrane and hybridized with the c dna probe under highly stringent conditions , using an rna isolation kit ( stratagene ). as a result , the occludin mrna showed a strong band at about 2 . 4 kb in pbec , whereas in paec , only a very weak band was noted at that position . expression of occludin in these cells was compared using anti - mouse occludin antibody as a monoclonal antibody specifically recognizing mammalian occludins and an antibody against the tj - related protein zo - 1 . anti - mouse occludin rat antibody was prepared using mouse occludin : glutathione - s - transferase fused protein as a antigen , and fitc - labeled anti - rat igg sheep antibody was used for detection of said antibody . when equal protein quantities of extracts from disrupted cultured cells were analyzed by immunoblotting after one - dimensional gel electrophoresis , a strong band of occludin was detected at about 58 kd in pbec while a considerably weaker band was noted at that position in paec . on the other hand , there was no appreciable difference in expression of zo - 1 between the two types of cells . with immunostaining , pbec exhibited a marked occludin expression with the same continuous intercellular localization as zo - 1 , as seen in the immunoblotting study . in paec , in contrast , occludin was scarcely detected and zo - 1 showed a discontinuous intercellular localization . these results suggest that the relatively marked expression of occludin in pbec is required for the formation of the highly electroresistant tj , and provide evidence that occludin is the constituent protein of the tj . agg cct ctt gaa agt cca cct cct tac agg cct gat gaa ttc aaa ccg 224 aat cat tat gca cca agc aat gac ata tat ggt gga gag atg cat gtt 272 asn his tyr ala pro ser asn asp ile tyr gly gly glu met his val cga cca atg ctc tct cag cca gcc tac tct ttt tac cca gaa gat gaa 320 arg pro met leu ser gln pro ala tyr ser phe tyr pro glu asp glu att ctt cac ttc tac aaa tgg acc tct cct cca gga gtg att cgg atc 368 ile leu his phe tyr lys trp thr ser pro pro gly val ile arg ile ctg tct atg ctc att att gtg atg tgc att gcc atc ttt gcc tgt gtg 416 gcc tcc acg ctt gcc tgg gac aga ggc tat gga act tcc ctt tta gga 464 ggt agt gta ggc tac cct tat gga gga agt ggc ttt ggt agc tac gga 512 aca gac cca aga gca gca aag ggc ttc atg ttg gcc atg gct gcc ttt 608 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