Patent Application: US-70857396-A

Abstract:
isolated cytohesin - ph peptides that can inhibit the beta - 2 integrins from adhering , wherein the cytohesin - ph peptide has an amino acid sequence that comprises about a 140 amino acid domain from cytohesin - 2 . assay kits comprising the peptides also are provided .

Description:
the present invention satisfies the need to intervene in the physiological occurrence in all biological processes in which modulation of avidity is involved . more specifically , the avidity pertaining to the present invention concerns the adhesive properties of the integrins and the involvement of the integrins in disease states and other biological conditions , including abnormal conditions . examples of the biological processes involving integrins include wound healing , development of organs , and the wide range of functions of the immune system . the present invention relates to polypeptides that interact directly and / or functionally with the cytoplasmic domain of the β2 subunit of the integrins ( β2cyt ) and the like . these polypeptides can be used in a variety of contexts , including treatment of hemostatic , inflammatory and cancerous conditions . polypeptides according to the invention were discovered by using the two hybrid system , also referred to as the interaction trap ( gyuris et al ., cell 75 : 791 - 803 ( 1993 ); fields and sternglanz , trends in genetics 10 : 286 - 92 ( 1994 ). for this purpose , the entire cytoplasmic domain of the β2 integrin subunit ( β2cyt ) was fused , exactly as described in the literature ( kishimoto et al ., cell . 48 : 681 - 690 , 1987 ), to a lex a binding domain in order to act as “ bait ”. because β2 integrins are expressed specifically in cells of hematopoietic origin , a yeast expression bank with the cdna from jurkat cells ( obtained from t - cell tumors ) was used for the screening . the boundaries of the ph - domain has not been conclusively determined yet . accordingly , fragments that are larger than 100 amino acids long ( for example , about 140 residues , such as residues 258 to 398 of fig2 residues 258 to 398 of seq id no : 12 ) can be employed in situations where the skilled person wants to reasonably ensure that the entire domain is present . fig2 depicts both dna strands of the cytohesin - 1 cdna ( seq id no : 11 ), and identifies restriction sites . this dna can be restricted by : a cdna ( cts 18 . 1 ) has now been identified and exhibits similarity with the previously known b2 - 1 cdna ( liu and pohajdak ) which codes for the cytohesin - 1 described above . the function of cytohesin - 1 in nature remains undetermined . dna sequences also are part of the invention . for example , the invention pertains to dna , and uses thereof , which hybridize under stringent conditions with the dna shown in fig2 ( seq id no : 11 ). such dnas include probes , which can be used to identify and / or isolate a gene or other nucleotide sequence . one type of dna according to the invention would hybridize to the dna of fig2 ( seq id no : 11 ). a under highly stringent conditions . such conditions include the use of 6 × ssc or 6 × sspe , 0 . 5 % sds , 100 μg / ml denatured and fragmented salmon sperm dna at 68 ° c . other conditions , including those that create higher or lower stringency , also are within the invention . the gene product of the cdna cts 18 . 1 is referred to as cytohesin - 2 . see fig3 ( seq id no : 13 ). the dna of fig3 ( seq id no : 13 ), can be cleaved by : because of the similarity of cytohesin - 1 and cytohesin - 2 ( 88 % identity , 9 % conserved amino - acid exchanges ), the two proteins may have a similar or identical function . moreover , because of the similarity of cdnas b2 - 1 and cts 18 . 1 , hybridization of the two molecules is possible under stringent conditions by methods well known to the skilled worker . it has now been found , surprisingly , that a peptide with the amino - acid sequence of the ph domain of cytohesin - 1 or cytohesin - 2 , in particular cytohesin - 1 as shown in fig2 ( seq id no : 12 ), can be used to regulate t - lymphocyte activation . the peptide is referred to as “ cytohesin - ph peptide .” also suitable for use pursuant to the present invention are fragments of the cytohesin - ph and cytohesin - 2 peptides and variants of these peptides , such as analogs , homologs , derivatives , muteins and mimetics of the natural molecule , which retain the ability to effect the benefits described above . fragments of the peptides refers to portions of the amino acid sequence of the cytohesin - ph or cytohesin - 2 polypeptide . these fragments can be generated directly from the peptides themselves by chemical cleavage , by proteolytic enzyme digestion , or by combinations thereof . additionally , such fragments can be created by recombinant techniques employing genomic or cdna cloning methods . furthermore , methods of synthesizing polypeptides directly from amino acid residues also exist . the variants ( often referred to as analogs , homologues , derivatives , muteins and mimetics ) of the cytohesin - ph and cytohesin - 2 peptides can be produced by these and other methods . for example , amino acid substitutions can be undertaken in the peptides . amino acid residues can be categorized in terms of ph , hydrophilicity / hydrophobicity , and other characteristics . typically , substitutions are undertaken in a manner to take these characteristics into consideration , and thus amino acids with similar characteristics are employed in the substitutions . the more similar amino acids are to one another , the more “ conservative ” a substitution is deemed to be . for example , illustrative conservative amino acid substitutions include the changes of : alanine to serine ; arginine to lysine ; asparagine to glutamine or histidine ; aspartate to glutamate ; cysteine to serine ; glutamine to asparagine ; glutamate to aspartate ; glycine to proline ; histidine to asparagine or glutamine ; isoleucine to leucine or valine ; leucine to valine or isoleucine ; lysine to arginine , glutamine , or glutamate ; methionine to leucine or isoleucine ; phenylalanine to tyrosine , leucine or methionine ; serine to threonine ; threonine to serine ; tryptophan to tyrosine ; tyrosine to tryptophan or phenylalanine ; valine to isoleucine or leucine . other substitutions also can be employed according to the invention . site - specific and region - directed mutagenesis techniques can be employed to effect changes in the peptides employed according to the invention . see current protocols in molecular biology vol . 1 , ch . 8 ( ausubel et al . eds ., j . wiley & amp ; sons 1989 & amp ; supp . 1990 - 93 ); protein engineering ( oxender & amp ; fox eds ., a . liss , inc . 1987 ). in addition , linker - scanning and pcr - mediated techniques can be employed for mutagenesis . see pcr technology ( erlich ed ., stockton press 1989 ); current protocols in molecular biology , vols . 1 & amp ; 2 , supra . non - peptide compounds that mimic the binding and function of a peptide (“ mimetics ”) also are contemplated within the invention , and can be produced by the approach outlined in saragovi et al ., science 253 : 792 - 95 ( 1991 ). mimetics are peptide - containing molecules which mimic elements of protein secondary structure . see , for example , johnson et al .,“ peptide turn mimetics ” in biotechnology and pharmacy , pezzuto et al ., eds ., ( chapman and hall , new york , 1993 ). the underlying rationale behind the use of peptide mimetics is that the peptide backbone of proteins exists chiefly to orient amino acid side chains in such a way as to facilitate molecular interactions for the purposes of the present invention , appropriate mimetics can be considered to be the equivalent of the cytohesin peptides themselves . protein sequencing , structure and modeling approaches for use with any of the above techniques are disclosed in protein engineering , loc . cit . and current protocols in molecular biology , vols . 1 & amp ; 2 , supra . the cytohesin - ph peptide , or peptides containing a ph peptide ( e . g ., cytohesin - 2 , cytohesin - 1 and the like ), can be used to make pharmaceutical compositions that have beneficial effects . the pharmaceutical compositions can be used to treat a variety of disease states or other abnormalities where modifying or influencing the ability of the integrins to adhere will be useful . for example , the pharmaceutical compositions can be used to treat inflammation , hematopoietic tumors , and / or arteriosclerosis . the term “ treat ” in its various grammatical forms in relation to the present invention refers to preventing , curing , reversing , attenuating , alleviating , minimizing , suppressing or halting the deleterious effects of a disease state or progression . the pharmaceutical compositions are contemplated to be administered to “ patients ,” which typically are animal subjects , such as humans , who are in need or will be in need of the beneficial effects of the pharmaceutical compositions . the pharmaceutical compositions also can be used to improve wound healing ( another beneficial effect ). moreover , these compositions can be used to regulate the immune system ( still another beneficial effect ). the term “ regulate ” in its various grammatical forms in relation to the present invention refers to a modulation , alteration or change ( increase or decrease ) in the rate , manner and / or result of an activity of a biological system . for example , the pharmaceutical compositions can be used to suppress the immune system of organ transplant patients to prevent rejection . the suppression would be a type of regulation of the immune system . the pharmaceutical compositions can be used , for example , in the form of pharmaceutical products which can be administered orally , for example , in the form of tablets , coated tablets , hard or soft gelatin capsules , solutions , emulsions or suspensions . these compositions also can be administered rectally , for example , in the form of suppositories , or parenterally , for example , in the form of injection solutions . to produce pharmaceutical products , these compounds can be processed in therapeutically inert organic and inorganic vehicles . examples of such vehicles for tablets , coated tablets and hard gelatin capsules are lactose , corn starch or derivatives thereof , talc and stearic acid or salts thereof . suitable vehicles for producing solutions are water , polyols , sucrose , invert sugar and glucose . vehicles suitable for injection solutions are water , alcohols , polyols , glycerol and vegetable oils . vehicles suitable for suppositories are vegetable and hardened oils , waxes , fats and semiliquid polyols . the pharmaceutical products may also contain preservatives , solvents , stabilizers , wetting agents , emulsifiers , sweeteners , colorants , flavorings , salts to alter the osmotic pressure , buffers , coating agents , antioxidants and , where appropriate , other therapeutic active substances . other suitable carriers and / or ingredients are disclosed in remington &# 39 ; s pharmaceutical sciences , 15th ed . easton : mack publishing co . ( 1975 ); the national formulary xiv ., 14th ed . washington : american pharmaceutical association ( 1975 ); goodman and gilman &# 39 ; s the pharmacological basis for therapeutics ( 7th ed .). oral administration and injections are suitable administration routes . for injection , the cytohesin - ph peptides are formulated in a liquid solution , including physiologically acceptable buffers such as hank &# 39 ; s solution or ringer &# 39 ; s solution . the cytohesin - ph peptides may , however , also be formulated in solid form and be dissolved or suspended before use . dosages for systematic administration include about 0 . 01 mg / kg to about 50 mg / kg of body weight per day . other dosaging and administration regimens will become apparent the person of skill in the art in view of the disclosure contained herein . disease conditions and symptoms that would prompt administration of cytohesin - ph polypeptide ( s ) are apparent to the person of skill in the art in view of the teachings contained herein . the invention is further described by the following examples , which do not limit the invention in any manner . were used to amplify the cytoplasmic domain of cd18 from the full - length version of a cdna clone of cd18 ( brian seed , communication , corresponds to the sequence cd18 in kishimoto et al ., cell 48 , 681 - 690 ( 1987 )) by pcr . the pcr dna was digested with the restriction enzymes mlui and noti , and the product was inserted into the vector plex202 ( gyuris et al ., cell 75 : 791 - 803 ( 1993 )), which had been prepared by conventional methods of molecular biology . the sequence identity was verified by double - stranded sequencing . the resulting construct was called lex 202 - cd18 . poly - a rna was purified as described by ausubel et al ., current protocols in molecular biology , wiley interscience , new york , 1987 , from jurkat e6 cells ( atcc tib - 152 ) and subjected to reverse transcription in vitro . the double - stranded cdna was provided with ecori adapters , digested with xhoi and ligated into the vector pjg4 - 5 which had been ecori - xhoi digested . the bacterial strain mc1061 was then transformed with ligation mixture . both the vector pjg4 - 5 and the bacterial strain mc1061 are disclosed in gyuris et al . ( 1993 ). initial amplification of the library produced 4 × 10 6 recombinant clones . the bacterial cells were then lysed , and the double - stranded plasmid dna was prepared as library stock ( ausubel et al ., 1987 ). the lex202 - cd18 construct from example 1 was transformed by licl transformation ( ausubel et al ., 1987 ) into the yeast strain eg048jk103 ( gyuris et al ., 1993 ). the strain eg048jk103cd18 produced in this way was made competent for the library transformation via the licl method . fifty micrograms of the library were transformed into these competent cells , which finally resulted in about 900 , 000 independent recombinant yeast clones on ura - his - trp media . aliquots of this yeast library ( 20 × 10 6 cells ) were plated out on ura (−) his (−) trp (−) leu (−) xgal indicator plates , and positive clones ( blue ) were selected . then plasmid dna was prepared from the yeast cells ( ausubel et al ., 1987 ) and subjected to double - stranded sequencing . this manipulation resulted in cdna pjg4 - 5cts18 . 1 , abbreviated to cts18 . 1 ., which is 97 % homologous at the protein level with hsec7hom ( accession #: genbank m85169 ), hsec7hom is called “ cytohesin - 1 .” the cdna for cytohesin - 1 can be referred to as b2 - 1 cdna ( liu and pohajdak , 1992 ). the product of cts18 . 1 is called cytohesin - 2 ( see fig1 b ( seq id no : 10 )). a jurkat cdna library containing 4 × 10 6 clones was produced using the yeast expression vector pjg4 - 5 . an aliquot of the library was used to transform a yeast which had previously been transformed with a lexa - cd18 fusion protein expression plasmid . the resulting 8 × 10 5 primary colonies were tested for interaction with the cytoplasmic domain of cd18 . the cytohesin interaction domain with respect to cd18 cyt was mapped in yeast . the sequence cts18 . 1 and 2 pcr fragments which contained the sec7 and ph domains of cytohesin - 1 were cloned into the yeast expression vector pjg4 - 5 . the constructs were introduced into yeast cells which had been plated on a media containing x - gal , which is a color indicator . a blue color indicates an interaction between the fusion proteins . x - gal as an indicator . it was found that the sec7 domain reproducibly interacted with cd18 , whereas no interaction of cd18 could be detected with the ph - domain . the results are set forth in table 1 below . because the ph domain dramatically interferes with β2 - integrin function but does not bind to cd18 in yeast , as shown in table 1 above , this domain appears to couple elements of the “ inside - out ” signaling pathways of the integrins . pjg4 - 5cts18 . 1 was transformed into yeast eg048jk103 ( see example 3 ) and the strain eg048jk103cts18 . 1 resulting therefrom was made competent for the test of binding specificity ( ausubel et al ., 1987 ). these competent yeast cells were transformed with various lex202 constructs which had been prepared in an analogous manner to the cd18 bait construct ( lex202 - cd 29b , - cd2 , - cd4 , - cd8 , idireceptor , - hiv - rev , - hiv - tat , - fyn , - syk , - zap - 70 ). the yeast cells were plated out on ura (−), his (−), trp (−) media , and positive clones were tested on ura (−) his (−) trp (−) leu (−) xgal indicator media . the test criterion used was the blue coloration of the yeast cells . the constructs were introduced into yeast cells which had been plated out on medium containing x - gal . the interaction thus became visible due to the “ color phenotype ” of the corresponding yeasts . a blue color indicates an interaction between the fusion proteins . table 2 depicts the specificity of the interaction between cd18 cyt and cts 18 . 1 . the clone cts 18 . 1 was transformed into yeast cells which already contained an expression construct encoding the β 2 cytoplasmic domain , or several other transmembrane cytoplasmic domains (- cyt ), including the β 1 integrin cytoplasmic domain ( cd29 cyt ), and some control proteins . preparation of the fusion constructs to test the function of cytohesin - 1 in vivo cytohesin - 1 was amplified with the aid of the primers from a natural killer cell library , cloned via the restriction cleavage sites mlui and noti into the vector pcdm7cigpoly ( see fig6 ) and sequenced . the sequences which encode the ph and sec7 subdomains were pcr - amplified from the cytohesin - 1 sequence , and inserted into pcdm7cigpoly , in an analogous manner . the construct for expression of icam - 1 rg was prepared in an analogous manner except that , in this case , the expression cassette is used to express a secreted immunoglobulin fusion construct . preparation of the secreted ig cassette is described in walz et al . science 250 : 1132 - 35 ( 1990 ). the cdna segments which code for cytohesin - 1 and the particular subdomains were inserted together with the clg cassette into the vaccinia expression vector ptkg . kolanus et al ., cell 74 : 171 - 83 ( 1993 ). these vectors were transfected into cv - 1 -( atcc70 - ccl ) cells which had been infected with wild - type vaccinia virus ( wr ). recombinant viruses were obtained by gpt selection and amplified on cv - 1 cells . for each of the values in the experiments , 5 × 10 6 jurkat j32 ( tadmorei et al ., j . immunol . 136 ( 4 ), 1155 - 60 ( 1986 )) cells were infected with 100 μl of virus stock , in each case , whose titer had been at least 5 × 10 7 pfu / ml , and subsequently incubated in rpmi / 10 % fcs for 4 hours . the cells were then spun down and incubated in the presence or absence of a concentration of 3 mg / ml okt3 antibody ( purified from hybridoma supernatants , origin of the hybridoma : atcc crl - 8001 ) at room temperature for 5 minutes . the suspension was pipetted into cell culture dishes ( falcon ® 1008 ) coated with icam - 1 - rg and incubated for a further 10 minutes . after washing with medium three times , the bound cells were fixed and counted under the microscope . fig4 a is a diagrammatic depiction of the constructs used in the experiment . fig4 b is a depiction of expression of cytohesin - 1 fusion protein in j32 cells . the cdna segments coding for full - length cytohesin - 1 , sec7 - and ph domain sequences were cloned into a vaccinia virus expression vector which contained an expression cassette for intracellular ig fusion protein expression . the constructs were recombined with wild - type vaccinia virus ( wr ) in cv - 1 cells . recombinant plaques were isolated and high - titer virus stock solutions were produced . 5 × 10 6 jurkat j32 cells were infected therewith and incubated in rpmi medium ( 10 % fetal bovine serum , moore et al ., jama 199 : 519 - 24 ( 1967 ) for 4 hours ). the cells were then lysed in 150 mm nacl , 100 mm tris cl ph 7 . 5 , 1 % triton - x - 100 , 1 mm pmsf , and the fusion proteins were bound by protein a - sepharose ® beads . aliquots of the eluted proteins were fractionated by polyacrylamide electrophoresis and blotted onto nitrocellulose . the fusion proteins were conjugated by incubating the filters with protein - a - peroxidase and visualized by subsequent treatment with a chemiluminescent substrate by an appropriate assay ( chemiluminescence kit from amersham : ecl - kit , rpn - 2106 ). fig4 c depicts data from an adhesion assay . icam - 1 - rg fusion protein was expressed in cos cells and isolated from the culture supernatant with protein a - sepharose ®, then eluted and resuspended in pbs ( phosphate - buffered saline ). the icam - 1 - rg was then used to coat falcon ® 1008 plastic dishes as described by rawlings et al ., science 261 : 358 - 361 , 1993 . jurkat 32 cells were then infected with recombinant vaccinia virus as described for fig4 b . aliquots of these cells were then permeabilized using methods known to the skilled person and stained with an anti - igg - fitc - conjugate ( goat anti - human - fluorescein isothiocyanate ; manufacturer : jackson labs ; marketed by dianova , hamburg , code : 109 - 095 - 088 ). expression was observed by a cytometric flow analysis ( apparatus : coulter epics xl ); normally , more than 30 % of the cells were positive . 2 × 106 cells were incubated in rpmi medium at 25 ° c . with or without addition of 3 μg / ml okt3 antibody for 5 minutes . a comparative test with a control antibody ( migg2b ) showed no effect ( data not shown ). the cells treated in this way were then applied to plastic dishes coated with icam - 1 - rg ( 25 ° c ., 5 minutes ), and the bound portion of the cells was determined using a microscope . the representative result of an experiment from a total of 8 independent experiments is shown . in the study of fig5 cdna fragments which code for the ph domains of βark ( benovic et al ., febs lett . 283 ; 122 - 126 , ( 1991 ;) nucleotides 1763 - 2075 ) and vav protein ( katzav et al ., embo j . 8 : 2283 - 2290 ( 1989 ); nucleotides 1152 - 1484 ) were introduced into the vaccinia virus expression system described . the influence of the expression of the corresponding ph domains on the binding of j32 cells to icam - 1 - rg was tested as described for the assays of fig4 c . icam - 1 - rg cdna was expressed in cosm6 cells by deae - dextran transfection for 10 days ( walz et al . ( 1990 ), cosm6 : subclone of cos7 ; origin cos7 : atcc crl - 1651 ; cosm6 selected for good transfectability ). the supernatants were then harvested and purified using protein a - sepharose ® ( sigma ). the bound protein was eluted with 4m imidazole solution and , after dialysis against pbs buffer , stored in a concentration of about 0 . 2 μg / ml . falcon ® 1008 dishes were coated with a sheep anti - human antibody preparation , onto which icam - 1 - rg was then bound in a second step ( walz , 1990 ). these dishes were used to determine the cytohesin function as described in example 7 . the cytohesin - ph domain specifically inhibits the function of beta - 2 integrins . the binding of beta - 1 integrin to its ligands vcam - 1 ( osborn et al ., cell 59 : 1203 - 1211 ( 1989 )) is unaffected by cytohesin - ph . the vcam - 1 - rg fusion protein used for the adhesion assay is constructed on the same pattern as icam - 1 - rg . the description of the assay is identical to that in example 8 . the cytohesin constructs are expressed as described in example 7 . fig7 shows that j32 cells bind constitutively to vcam - 1 via beta - 1 integrins . cytohesin fusion proteins of fig4 c show no effect on binding . accordingly , the cytohesin - ph peptide is specific for β integrins . it is to be understood that the description , specific examples and data , while indicating preferred embodiments , are given by way of illustration and exemplification and are not intended to limit the present invention . various changes and modifications within the present invention will become apparent to the skilled artisan from the discussion and disclosure contained herein . the priority application , de 19534120 . 1 , which was filed on sep . 14 , 1995 , including its specification , claims , abstract and figures , is hereby incorporated by reference . phe thr asp leu asn leu val gln ala leu arg gln phe leu trp ser phe arg leu pro gly glu ala gln lys ile asp arg met met glu ala phe ala gln arg tyr 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gln phe leu tyr lys gly glu gly leu asn lys thr ala ile gly asp tyr leu gly glu arg asp glu phe asn ile gln val leu his leu arg gln phe leu trp ser phe arg leu pro gly glu ala gln lys ile asp arg met met glu ala phe ala gln arg tyr cys gln cys asn asn gly val phe gln ser thr asp thr cys tyr val leu ser phe ala ile ile met leu asn thr ser leu his asn pro asn val lys asp lys pro thr val glu arg phe ile ala met asn arg gly ile asn asp gly gly asp leu pro glu glu leu leu arg asn leu tyr glu ser ile lys asn glu pro phe lys ile pro glu asp asp gly asn asp leu thr his thr phe phe asn pro asp arg glu gly trp leu leu lys leu gly gly gly arg val lys thr trp lys arg arg trp phe ile leu thr asp asn cys leu tyr tyr phe glu tyr thr thr asp lys glu pro arg gly ile pro asn cys phe glu leu tyr ile pro asp asn lys asp gln val ile lys ala cys lys thr glu ala asp gly arg val val glu gly asn his thr val tyr arg ile ser ala pro thr pro glu glu lys glu glu trp ile lys cys ile lys ala ala ile ser arg asp pro 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ccg 384 gac cgg gag ggc tgg ctc ctg aag ctg gga ggg ggc cgg gtg aag acg 432 tgg aag cgg cgc tgg ttt atc ctc aca gac aac tgc ctc tac tac ttt 480 trp lys arg arg trp phe ile leu thr asp asn cys leu tyr tyr phe gag tac acc acg gac aag gag ccc cga gga atc atc ccc ctg gag aat 528 glu tyr thr thr asp lys glu pro arg gly ile ile pro leu glu asn ctg agc atc cga gag gtg gac gac ccc cgg aaa ccg aac tgc ttt gaa 576 leu ser ile arg glu val asp asp pro arg lys pro asn cys phe glu ctt tac atc ccc aac aac aag ggg cag ctc atc aaa gcc tgc aaa act 624 leu tyr ile pro asn asn lys gly gln leu ile lys ala cys lys thr gag gcg gac ggc cga gtg gtg gag gga aac cac atg gtg tac cgg atc 672 glu ala asp gly arg val val glu gly asn his met val tyr arg ile tcg gcc ccc aca cag gag gag aag gac gag tgg atc aag tcc atc cag 720 gcg gct gtg agt gtg gac ccc ttc tat gag atg ctg gca gcg aga aag 768 ala ala val ser val asp pro phe tyr glu met leu ala ala arg lys aag cgg att tca gtc aag aag aag cag gag cag ccc tgaccccctg 814 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