Patent Application: US-95289997-A

Abstract:
a polypeptide derivative of p62 having at least one deletion of at least one amino acid between amino acids 145 to 247 of p62 , where the derivative inhibits signals transduced by ras .

Description:
the methods traditionally used in molecular biology , such as preparative extractions of plasmid dna , centrifugation of plasmid dna in a caesium chloride gradient , agarose or acrylamide gel electrophoresis , purification of dna fragments by electroelution , phenol or phenol - chloroform extraction of proteins , ethanol or isopropanol precipitation of dna in a saline medium , transformation in escherichia coli , and the like , are well known to a person skilled in the art and are amply described in the literature [ maniatis t . et al ., “ molecular cloning , a laboratory manual ”, cold spring harbor laboratory , cold spring harbor , n . y ., 1982 ; ausubel f . m . et al . ( eds ), “ current protocols in molecular biology ”, john wiley & amp ; sons , new york , 1987 ]. plasmids of the pbr322 and puc type and phages of the m13 series are of commercial origin ( bethesda research laboratories ). to carry out ligation , the dna fragments may be separated according to their size by agarose or acrylamide gel electrophoresis , extracted with phenol or with a phenol - chloroform mixture , precipitated with ethanol and then incubated in the presence of phage t4 dna ligase ( biolabs ) according to the supplier &# 39 ; s recommendations . the filling in of 5 ′ protruding ends ; may be performed with the klenow fragment of e . coli dna polymerase i ( biolabs ) according to the supplier &# 39 ; s specifications . the destruction of 3 ′ protruding ends is performed in the presence of phage t4 dna polymerase ( biolabs ) used according to the manufacturer &# 39 ; s recommendations . the destruction of 5 ′ protruding ends is performed by a controlled treatment with s1 nuclease . in vitro site - directed mutagenesis using synthetic oligodeoxynucleotides may be performed according to the method developed by taylor et al . [ nucleic acids res . 13 ( 1985 ) 8749 - 8764 ] using the kit distributed by amersham . the enzymatic amplification of dna fragments by the so - called pcr [ polymerase - catalysed chain reaction , saiki r . k . et al ., science 230 ( 1985 ) 1350 - 1354 ; mullis k . b . and faloona f . a ., meth . enzym . 155 ( 1987 ) 335 - 350 ] technique may be performed using a “ dna thermal cycler ” ( perkin elmer cetus ) according to the manufacturer &# 39 ; s specifications . verification of the nucleotide sequences may be performed by the method developed by sanger et al . [ proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 74 ( 1977 ) 5463 - 5467 ] using the kit distributed by amersham . δp62 complementary dna was isolated by pcr on a population of complementary dna synthesized from poly ( a )+ rnas extracted from human placenta . 1 μg of dna was used jointly with primers derived from the sequence of p62 and which cover amino acids 123 to 131 on the one hand ( 5 ′ oligo ) and 437 to 443 on the other hand ( 3 ′ oligo ). the reactions were carried out at 55 ° c . and gave two products separated by agarose gel electrophoresis : a band of 987 base pairs which corresponds to the pcr product of p62 a band of 870 base pairs which corresponds to the pcr product of δp62 . the latter band was cloned , and its sequence corresponds exactly to the sequence of p62 except for a deletion of 117 base pairs in the domain of homology to grp33 . the complete sequence of δp62 is presented as seq id no . 3 ( see also fig1 ). the existence of this isoform of p62 was confirmed by screening a library of human placental complementary dna , established in the vector λgt 11 . the oligonucleotide used for this screening is a 24 - mer corresponding to the specific junction of the deletion present in δp62 . the sequence of this oligonucleotide is : this example describes the construction of vectors which can be used for transfer of the nucleic acids of the invention in vitro or in vivo . for the construction of plasmid vectors , two types of vector were used . the vector sv2 , described in dna cloning , a practical approach vol . 2 , d . m . glover ( ed ) irl press , oxford , washington d . c ., 1985 . this vector is a eukaryotic expression vector . the nucleic acids coding for the variants p62 - c and δp62 were inserted into this vector in the form of ecori fragments . they are thus placed under the control of the promoter of the sv40 virus enhancer . the vector pcdna3 ( invitrogen ). this is also a eukaryotic expression vector . the nucleic acids coding for the variants p62 - c and δp62 were inserted into this vector in the form of ecori fragments , and are thus placed under the control of the cmv early promoter . according to a particular embodiment , the invention lies in the construction and use of viral vectors permitting the transfer and expression in vivo of the nucleic acids as defined above . as regards adenoviruses more especially , various serotypes whose structure and properties vary somewhat have been characterized . among these serotypes , it is preferable to use , in the context of the present invention , human adenoviruses type 2 or 5 ( ad 2 or ad 5 ) or adenoviruses of animal origin ( see application wo94 / 26914 ). among adenoviruses of animal origin which can be used in the context of the present invention , adenoviruses of canine , bovine , murine ( for example mavl , beard et al ., virology 75 ( 1990 ) 81 ), ovine , porcine , avian or alternatively simian ( for example sav ) origin may be mentioned . preferably , the adenovirus of animal origin is a canine adenovirus , and more preferably a cav2 adenovirus [ strain manhattan or a26 / 61 ( atcc vr - 800 ) for example ]. preferably , adenoviruses of human or canine or mixed origin are used in the context of the invention . preferably , the defective adenoviruses of the invention comprise the itrs , a sequence permitting encapsidation and a nucleic acid according to the invention . still more preferably , in the genome of the adenoviruses of the invention , the e1 region at least is non - functional . the viral gene in question may be rendered non - functional by any technique known to a person skilled in the art , and in particular by total elimination , substitution , partial deletion or addition of one or more bases in the gene or genes in question . such modifications may be obtained in vitro ( on the isolated dna ) or in situ , for example by means of genetic engineering techniques , or alternatively by treatment by means of mutagenic agents . other regions may also be modified , and in particular the e3 region ( wo95 / 02697 ), e2 region ( wo94 / 28938 ), e4 region ( wo94 / 28152 , wo94 / 12649 , wo95 / 02697 ) and l5 region ( wo95 / 02697 ). according to a preferred embodiment , the adenovirus according to the invention comprises a deletion in the e1 and e4 regions . according to another preferred embodiment , it comprises a deletion in the e1 region into which are inserted the e4 region and the nucleic acid of the invention ( see fr94 / 13355 ). in the viruses of the invention , the deletion in the e1 region preferably extends from nucleotides 455 to 3329 on the sequence of the ad5 adenovirus . the defective recombinant adenoviruses according to the invention may be prepared by any technique known to a person skilled in the art ( levrero et al ., gene 101 ( 1991 ) 195 , ep 185 , 573 ; graham , embo j . 3 ( 1984 ) 2917 ). in particular , they may be prepared by homologous recombination between an adenovirus and a plasmid carrying , inter alia , the dna sequence of interest . homologous recombination takes place after cotransfection of the said adenovirus and said plasmid into a suitable cell line . the cell line used should preferably ( i ) be amenable to transformation by the said elements , and ( ii ) contain the sequences capable of complementing the portion of the genome of the defective adenovirus , preferably in integrated form in order to avoid the risks of recombination . as an example of a line , there may be mentioned the human embryonic kidney line 293 ( graham et al ., j . gen . virol . 36 ( 1977 ) 59 ), which contains , in particular , integrated in its genome , the left - hand portion of the genome of an ad5 adenovirus ( 12 %), or lines capable of complementing the e1 and e4 functions , as described , in particular , in applications nos . wo94 / 26914 and wo95 / 02697 . thereafter , the adenoviruses which have multiplied are recovered and purified according to standard techniques of molecular biology , as illustrated in the examples . regarding adeno - associated viruses ( aav ), the latter are relatively small dna viruses which integrate stably and site - specifically in the genome of the cells they infect . they are capable of infecting a broad spectrum of cells without inducing an effect on growth , morphology or cell differentiation . moreover , they do not appear to be involved in pathologies in man . the aav genome has been cloned , sequenced and characterized . it comprises approximately 4700 bases , and contains at each end an inverted repeat region ( itr ) of approximately 145 bases serving as origin of replication for the virus . the remainder of the genome is divided into 2 essential regions carrying the encapsidation functions : the left - hand portion of the genome , which contains the rep gene involved in viral replication and expression of the viral genes ; and the right - hand portion of the genome , which contains the cap gene coding for the capsid proteins of the virus . the use of vectors derived from aav for gene transfer in vitro and in vivo has been described in the literature ( see , in particular , wo91 / 18088 ; wo93 / 09239 ; u . s . pat . nos . 4 , 797 , 368 , 5 , 139 , 941 , ep 488 , 528 ). these applications describe various constructions derived from aav , in which the rep and / or cap genes are deleted and replaced by a gene of interest , and their use for transferring the said gene of interest in vitro ( on cells in culture ) or in vivo ( directly into a body ). the defective recombinant aavs according to the invention may be prepared by cotransfection , into a cell line infected with a human helper virus ( for example an adenovirus ), of a plasmid containing a nucleic acid sequence of the invention of interest flanked by two aav inverted repeat regions ( itr ) and of a plasmid carrying the aav encapsidation genes ( rep and cap genes ). a cell line which can be used is , for example , the 293 line . the recombinant aavs produced are then purified by standard techniques . regarding herpesviruses and retroviruses , the construction of recombinant vectors has been amply described in the literature : see , in particular , breakfield et al ., new biologist 3 ( 1991 ) 203 ; ep 453 , 242 , ep 178 , 220 , bernstein et al ., genet , eng . 7 ( 1985 ) 235 ; mccormick , biotechnology 3 ( 1985 ) 689 , and the like . in particular , retroviruses are integrative viruses that selectively infect dividing cells . hence they constitute vectors of interest for cancer applications . the genome of retroviruses essentially comprises two ltrs , an encapsidation sequence and three coding regions ( gag , pol and env ). in the recombinant vectors derived from retroviruses , the gag , pol and env genes are generally deleted wholly or partially , and replaced by a heterologous nucleic acid sequence of interest . these vectors may be prepared from different types of retrovirus such as , in particular , momulv ( murine moloney leukaemia virus , also designated momlv ), msv ( murine moloney sarcoma virus ), hasv ( harvey sarcoma virus ), snv ( spleen necrosis virus ), rsv ( rous sarcoma virus ) or alternatively friend virus . to construct recombinant retroviruses according to the invention containing a nucleic acid according to the invention , a plasmid containing , in particular , the ltrs , the encapsidation sequence and the said nucleic acid is constructed , and is then used to transfect a so - called encapsidation cell line capable of supplying in trans the retroviral functions which are deficient in the plasmid . generally , the encapsidation lines are hence capable of expressing the gag , pol and env genes . such encapsidation lines have been described in the prior art , and in particular the pa317 line ( u . s . pat . no . 4 , 861 , 719 ), the psicrip line ( wo90 / 02806 ) and the gp + envam - 12 line ( wo89 / 07150 ). moreover , the recombinant retroviruses can contain modifications in the ltrs in order to abolish transcriptional activity , as well as extended encapsidation sequences containing a portion of the gag gene ( bender et al ., j . virol . 61 ( 1987 ) 1639 ). the recombinant retroviruses produced are then purified by standard techniques . to carry out the present invention , it is most especially advantageous to use a defective recombinant adenovirus or retrovirus . these vectors possess , in effect , especially advantageous properties for the transfer of genes into tumour cells . among the synthetic vectors developed , it is preferable to use , in the context of the invention , cationic polymers of polylysine , ( lklk ) n , ( lkkl ) n , polyethylenimine and deae - dextran type , or alternatively cationic lipids or lipofectants . they possess the property of condensing dna and of promoting its association with the cell membrane . among these latter vectors , lipopolyamines ( lipofectamine , transfectam , and the like ) and various cationic or neutral lipids ( dotma , dogs , dope , and the like ), as well as peptides of nuclear origin , may be mentioned . in addition , the concept of receptor - mediated targeted transfection has been developed , which turns to good account the principle of condensing dna by means of the cationic polymer while directing the binding of the complex to the membrane by means of a chemical coupling between the cationic polymer and the ligand for a membrane receptor , present at the surface of the cell type . which it is desired to graft . the targeting of the transferrin or insulin receptor or of the asialoglycoprotein receptor of hepatocytes has thus been described . the preparation of a composition according to the invention using a chemical vector of this kind is carried out according to any technique known to a person skilled in the art , generally by simply bringing the different components into contact . inhibition of the transactivation of rre ( ras responsive elements ) due to the oncogenic forms of ras ( fig2 ) nih 3t3 fibroblasts were transfected with a reporter gene , that for chloramphenicol acetyltransferase , placed under the control of ras responsive elements derived from the enhancer of polyoma virus . these elements are stimulated from 15 - to 20 - fold when the cells are cotransfected with an expression vector carrying the cdna of the sv40 oncogene middle t ( mt ). this stimulation is only slightly affected when a cotransfection supplies the vectors for the expression of p62 - c and of δp62 ( see example 2 ). when the cotransfection is carried out with the activated form of the oncogene ha - ras ( val 12 ) instead of with mt , the cat activity is stimulated from 30 - to 40 - fold above the baseline level . the expression of p62 has little effect on this stimulation , whereas p62 - c and δp62 inhibit almost completely all activity due to the oncogenic ras . in the same way , the stimulation obtained by cotransfection with the oncogene v - src is strongly inhibited by the p62 - c and δp62 proteins , but not by p62 . these experiments were carried out with 0 . 5 μg of vector permitting the expression of mt or of ras val 12 or of v - src , and 4 μg of expression vector carrying the p62 - c or δp62 cdna . they demonstrate clearly the power of the proteins of the invention to interfere with the oncogenic ras signals . nih3t3 fibroblasts were transfected with an efficiency of 60 % with 5 μg of vector for the expression of δp62 ( example 2 ). 24 hours after transfection , the cells display a considerable impairment of their viability with respect to the control . analysis of their dna reveals , after migration on agarose gel , scales of degradation characteristic of the phenomena of apoptosis . the same phenomena are observed when p62 - c is transfected under the same conditions as δp62 . demonstration of the expression of δp62 in embryonic fibroblasts treated with various cytotoxic agents and by deprivation of serum ( fig4 ) mouse embryonic fibroblasts were cultured ( 1 ), treated with 0 . 5 μg of okadaic acid ( 2 ), treated with 10 ng / ml of pma and with 2 μg of ionomycin ( 3 ), subjected to 1 μm staurosporine ( 4 ) or to 2 μg / ml of camptothecin ( 5 ) and lastly deprived of serum . the expression of the p62 and δp62 messenger rnas in these fibroblasts and during these various treatments was analysed . at each treatment , three points were analysed . these points correspond to three treatment times : 6 , 12 and 24 hours . 3 ′ probe common to p62 and to δp62 ( seq id no . 12 ): gtatgtatcatcatatccatattc in the fibroblasts cultured in the presence of 10 % foetal calf serum ( fcs ), p62 mrna is revealed , whereas δp62 mrna is not detected even after 24 hours of culturing . the situation is the same during treatment with okadaic acid . in contrast , a strong induction of δp62 mrna is observed after 6 to 12 hours of treatment with pma and ionomycin . this mrna is also detectable after the addition of staurosporine , and is very strongly induced after 12 hours of treatment with camptothecin . when the embryonic fibroblasts are deprived of serum , a strong induction of δp62 is observed at the same time as a disappearance of the p62 messenger . hence these results demonstrate that the expression of δp62 mrna is induced in the course of certain apoptotic situations in fibroblasts . this example describes another study showing that δp62 interferes with the oncogene - induced transformation process . more especially , this example demonstrates that δp62 is capable of inhibiting the formation of foci induced by various oncogenes ( oncogenic ras , v - src ) in nih - 3t3 cells , whereas p62 does not affect this phenomenon . nih3t3 fibroblasts were cotransfected with 0 . 1 μg of vector for the expression of v - src or ha - ras val12 and with 4 mg of vector for the expression of p62 or of δp62 or empty vector ( example 2 ). the cells were maintained in medium containing 10 % of newborn calf serum , and the number of foci was determined after fixation and staining of the cells in the presence of phenol - fuchsin . the experiments were carried out in triplicate . the results obtained are presented in fig5 . they show that δp62 decreases the number of foci induced by v - src and ha - ras val12 by approximately 50 %. this effect reflects a specific antagonist power with respect to transformation by v - src and oncogenic ha - ras , since δp62 does not affect the formation of foci induced by v - raf . in addition , the observed effect is not associated with a toxicity of the product , since the number of neomycin - resistant colonies after transfection with p62 , δp62 or an empty vector is comparable . hence these results confirm the inhibitory role of the molecules of the invention in the oncogene - induced transformation process . these results thus confirm the usefulness of these products in approaches of correction of the processes of cell proliferation induced by oncogenes , and also as a tool for the identification of other active molecules and / or those involved in the pathways of signalling of these oncogenes . this example describes a study of the interaction of δp62 with other molecules . it demonstrates that p62 and δp62 are capable of interacting in vivo with src . nih3t3 fibroblasts were transfected with a vector for the expression of p62 or of δp62 comprising an myc marker (“ myc teg ”) ( example 2 ). the transfected cells were maintained in asynchronous growth or blocked in the mitotic phase by treatment with nocodazole . the cells were then cotransfected with a vector for the expression of v - src or an empty vector . 48 hours later , the cells were lysed , and the complexes formed were immunodetected by means of anti - myc antibodies ( 9e10 antibodies ) and anti - src antibodies ( n16 antibodies ). the results obtained show that p62 and δp62 are capable of interacting in vivo with src . in addition , whereas the interaction between p62 and src appears to take place only in mitotic cells , δp62 binds significantly 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