Patent Application: US-38485095-A

Abstract:
a detailed genetic map on human chromosome 11 was prepared . then , a commonly deleted region on the chromosome in the tumor tissues of patients with multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 was identified . further , by linkage analysis of a family line with this disease , a genetic cause for this disease was localized . a gene present in the region common to these observations was cloned and the structure of this gene was determined . because a protein coded by this dna is homologous with those of transcriptional factors , it is expected that the above - mentioned gene may be a novel tumor suppressor gene . further , it is also expected that the above - mentioned gene and a protein coded for thereby may be useful in preparation of a remedy for cancer and a diagnostic drug for cancer .

Description:
the target cosmid library of the human chromosome 11 can be prepared in , for example , the following manner . from a human / mouse hybrid cell line containing a single human chromosome 11 in a mouse genomic background , a chromosomal dna is extracted . then dna fragments of the chromosomal dna can be integrated into a vector such as pwe15 by a conventional method [ maniatis , t ., et al ., molecular cloning 2nd . ed ., cold spring harbor laboratory press , n . y . ( 1989 )]. clones having an insert originating in the human chromosome can be screened by colony hybridization with the use of a whole human dna as a probe . the thus obtained cosmid clones containing a dna originating in the human chromosome 11 are then subjected to the fluorescent in - situ hybridization ( fish ) method [ takahashi et al ., am . j . hum . genet ., 86 , 14 - 16 ( 1990 )]. thus , each of the multitude of the cosmid clones can be localized throughout the chromosome and a physical chromosomal map can be prepared . further , rflp markers can be isolated on the basis of the fragment length pattern which has been prepared by cleaving human dna with several restriction enzymes [ nakamura et al ., am . j . hum . genet ., 43 , 854 - 859 ( 1988 )]. among these clones , those located around the region of 11q13 are subjected to fish method and the linkage analysis to thereby give a further detailed genetic map . based on this map , the dna of a cancer tissue of a patient is examined in the loss of heterozygosity ( loh ) by utilizing the rflp . thus , the region where the target tumor suppressor gene is located can be further restricted to . from the cosmid clones existing in the region which has been thus restricted to , a dna fragment being expressed can be isolated by the exon trapping method [ buckler , a ., et al ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 88 , 4005 - 4009 ( 1991 )]. by using the dna fragment thus obtained as a probe , the cdna of a gene existing in the restricted region near q13 of human chromosome 11 can be cloned . the base sequence of the cdna can be determined by the maxam - gilbert method [ maxam , a . m . and gilbert , w ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 74 , 560 ( 1977 )] or the dideoxy technique [ messing , j ., nucleic acid res ., 9 , 309 ( 1981 )]. it can be confirmed by , for example , the 5 &# 39 ; race method , the 3 &# 39 ; race method or the northern blotting method , that the cdna obtained by the above - mentioned method contains the full length protein translation region . the tumor suppressor gene cdna obtained by the above - mentioned method , or a fragment thereof , is integrated into an appropriate vector and then this vector is introduced into appropriate host cells to obtain a transformant . by culturing this transformant in a conventional manner , a large amount of the tumor suppressor gene product , or a fragment thereof can be obtained from the culture . more specifically , the cdna is linked to the downstream side of the promoter of a vector suitable for the expression of the cdna by a known method with the use of restriction enzymes and dna ligase . thus , a recombinant expression vector can be constructed . examples of the vectors usable therefor include plasmids prb322 and puc18 originating in escherichia coli , plasmid pub110 originating in bacillus subtilis , plasmid prb15 originating in yeast , phage vectors λgt10 and λgt11 , and vector sv40 originating in animal virus , though any vector capable of replicating and amplifying in the host cells may be used therefor without restriction . similarly the promoter and the terminator are not restricted in particular and any suitable combination may be selected therefor depending on the host to be used , so long as they are adapted for the host employed in the expression of a dna sequence coding for the tumor suppressor gene , or a fragment thereof . any dna may be used as the cdna herein so long as it codes for the tumor suppressor gene product , or a fragment thereof . a chemically synthesized one may be used therefor . when the protein to be expressed is one having a physiological activity of suppressing the proliferation of cancer cells , then the sequence of the cdna is not restricted to the dna sequence represented by the seq id no : 1 but a dna having a dna sequence which has undergone partial substitution , deletion , insertion or a combination thereof may be used therefor as the cdna . the recombinant expression vector thus obtained is introduced into a host by , for example , the competent cell method [ j . mol . biol ., 53 , 154 ( 1970 )], the protoplast method [ proc . natl . aced . sci . usa , 75 , 1929 ( 1978 )], the calcium phosphate method [ science , 221 , 551 ( 1988 )], the in vitro packaging method [ proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 72 , 581 ( 1975 )] or the virus vector method [ cell , 37 , 1053 ( 1984 )] to thereby prepare a transformant . escherichia coli , bacillus subtilis , yeasts and animal cells are usable as the host . the transformant thus obtained is then cultured in an appropriate medium selected depending on the employed host . the culturing is usually effected at a temperature of from 20 ° to 45 ° c . within a pit range of from 5 to 8 and , if necessary , under aeration and / or stirring . the tumor suppressor gene product or a fragment thereof may be separated and purified from the culture by appropriately combining known separation / isolation methods . examples of these methods include salting out , solvent precipitation , dialysis , gel filtration , electrophoresis , ion exchange chromatography , affinity chromatography and reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography . by using the tumor suppressor gene product or a fragment thereof as an antigen , an antibody is prepared . a polyclonal antibody is prepared in accordance with a conventional method by , for example , sufficiently immunizing an animal such as mouse , guinea pig and rabbit with the antigen by subcutaneously , intramuscularly , intraperitoneally or intravenously administering it a number of times , sampling the blood from the animal and then separating the serum to obtain the antibody . a commercially available adjuvant is also usable therefor . a monoclonal antibody can be prepared by a known method . for example , spleen cells of a mouse immunized with the antigen described above are fused with commercially available mouse myeloma cells to thereby give hybridomas . then the target monoclonal antibody can be prepared from the culture supernatant of the hybridoma or the ascites fluid of a mouse inoculated with the hybridoma . it is not necessary that the tumor suppressor gene product to be used as the antigen has the whole amino acid structure but a peptide having a partial structure thereof , a modified peptide , its derivative or a fused peptide formed by fusing this peptide with another peptide are also usable . these substances may be prepared by any of the biological technique and chemical synthesis technique . these antibodies enable the identification and determination of the peptide of the present invention in human biological samples and thus are applicable to , for example , diagnostic drugs for diseases to which the polypeptide is related . the peptide can be immunologically assayed in accordance with any of the known methods including the fluorescent antibody method , the passive agglutination method and the enzyme - labeled antibody technique . examples of the biological sample usable in the gene analysis include normal human tissues , various types of human tumor tissues , human blood , human bodily fluids and human secretions . the dna of the employed tissue may be extracted and prepared by , for example , the method reported by sato , t ., et al . [ cancer res ., 50 , 7184 ( 1990 )]. from the dna sequence provided by the present invention , a partial dna sequence at an appropriate position is selected and a synthetic oligonucleotide having this sequence or one complementary thereto is used as a primer , a probe or a marker . thus , the occurrence of a mutation of this gene in man and the morphology of the mutation can be analyzed . furthermore , alterations ( insertions , deletions , etc .) of this gene in a sample can also be detected by these analyses . the part dna sequence may be selected from any part of the dna sequence of the above - mentioned gene . it is needless to say that an artificially modified dna sequence may be used therefor and , thus , the corresponding gene mutation can be detected . the analysis may be effected by , for example , the following method . namely , primers of two sequences are selected and the partial sequence between them is amplified by the pcr method . then , the amplified dna sequence is directly analyzed . alternatively , this amplification product is integrated into a plasmid in the same manner as that of the above - mentioned case and host cells are transformed thereby . after culturing the transformant thus obtained , the dna sequence of the clone thus obtained is analyzed . further , the ligase chain reaction method may be applied to the amplification [ wu et al ., genomics , 4 , 560 - 569 ( 1989 )]. furthermore , a specific mutation in the above - mentioned gent in a sample can be detected by using the allele - specific pcr [ ruano and kidd , nucleic acid research , 17 , 8392 ( 1989 )] or the arms method [ c . r . newton et al ., nucleic acid research , 17 , 2503 - 2517 ( 1989 )]. similarly , a point mutation can be detected by the sscp method [ orita et al ., proc . natl . acad . sic . usa , 86 , 2766 - 2770 ( 1989 ); and genomics , 5 , 874 - 879 ( 1989 )] or the rnase - protection method with the use of probes containing the dna sequence thus selected or an rna sequence originating therein . by using these probes , a mutation in the above - mentioned gene in a sample can be detected by the southern hybridization method or an abnormality in the expression level of this gene in a sample can be examined by the northern hybridization method . escherichia coli dh5αf &# 39 ;/ pab1 , pfl2 and pce9 each carrying a plasmid containing the cdna of this tumor suppressor gene were deposited with national institute of bioscience and human - technology , agency of industrial science and technology , ministry of international trade and industry under accession numbers ferm p - 14127 , 14128 and 14129 , respectively , on feb . 8 , 1994 , and they were changed to international deposition under accession numbers ferm bp - 4923 , 4924 and 4925 , respectively , on dec . 9 , 1994 . the dna of the present invention has a structure homologous with those of transcriptional factors , and originates in the most restricted commonly deleted region on chromosome 11 in men 1 - associated tumors . therefore , it is expected that the dna of the present invention may be a novel tumor suppressor gene . the dna may be used as a tool in gene therapy . further , a fragment of the dna may be used in the gene analysis of the dna and in the diagnosis of diseases to which the dna relates . the polypeptide coded for by the dna according to the present invention may be used as a reagent for investigations and used for preparing an antibody . the antibody may be used in the qualitative or quantitative analysis of the polypeptide in a biological sample . thus , it is expected that the antibody may be useful as a novel diagnostic drug . fig1 is a diagram showing the restriction of the region in which the men1 gene exists by the linkage analysis and the loh analysis . fig2 is a diagram showing cdna clones which overlap one another and the domain structure of zfm1 cdna derived therefrom . fig3 is a diagram showing the homology of the zfm1 protein with wt1 or egr2 . fig4 is a diagram showing the constitution of exerts of the zfm1 gene . the exons are represented by 1 to 14 . the domains observed in cdna are represented by a to h . to further illustrate the present invention in greater detail and in particular , the following examples will be given . however it is to be understood that the present invention is not restricted these examples only . isolation and linkage analysis of cosmid clones specific for chromosome 11 at the early stage of studies , it was reported , based on the linkage with a pygm ( muscle glycogen phosphorylase gene ) marker , that a gone participating in the onset of meni existed in the long arm of chromosome 11 [ larrson et al ., nature , 332 , 85 - 87 ( 1988 )]. subsequently , it was reported that it existed in a region of 12cm located between d11s149 marker and int2 marker of 11q13 [ nakamura et al ., am . j . hum . genet ., 44 , 751 - 755 ( 1989 )]. we prepared a cosmid library from a chinese hamster / human hybrid cell line containing a single human chromosome 11 and screened cosmid clones containing a part of the human chromosomal dna with the use of a whole human dna as a probe [ tokino et al ., am . j . hum . genet ., 48 , 258 - 268 ( 1991 ); and tanigami et al ., am . j . hum . genet ., 50 , 56 - 64 ( 1992 )]. then , these clones were tested by hybridization with a hybrid cell line panel containing a part of human chromosome 11 [ tanigami et al ., am . j . hum . genet ., 50 , 56 - 64 ( 1992 )] and were mapped on the chromosome through the fluorescent in - situ hybridization ( fish ) method [ hori et al ., genomics , 13 , 129 - 133 ( 1992 )]. by effecting the linkage analysis with the use of the cosmid markers whereby rflp could be detected , the location of the men1 gene was restricted to a region of 8cm between d11s480 ( cci11 - 319 ) and d11s546 ( cci11 - 363 ) on q13 of chromosome 11 [ fujimori et al ., am . j . hum . genet ., 50 , 399 - 403 ( 1992 )] ( see fig1 ). on the other hand , investigations on the loss of heterozygosity ( loh ) of the chromosome 11 in men1 - associated tumors have also suggested that the tumor suppressor gene exists in the above - mentioned region [ friedman et al ., n . engl . j . med ., 321 , 213 - 218 ( 1989 ); thakker et al ., n . engl . j . med ., 321 , 218 - 224 ( 1989 ); and bale et al ., cancer res ., 51 , 1154 - 1157 ( 1991 )]. it has been further pointed out by the mapping of the deleted region on chromosome 11q in these tumors that the men1 gene exists in the telomere side of pygm [ bystroen et al ., proc . nat . acad . sci . usa , 87 , 1968 - 1972 ( 1990 )]. the results of the examination on loh are arranged together with the results of the linkage analysis and it is thus considered that the men1 gene exists in a region of about 3 cm between pygm and d11s546 ( see fig1 ). we cleaved human genomic dna with 8 restriction enzymes each having a rare breakage point . after separating dna fragments by pulse field gel electrophoresis , southern blotting analysis was carried out by using more than 50 cosmid clones existing in 11q13 as probes . thus , the relationship in locations among the cosmid clones has been clarified depending upon the capability of each clone of being hybridized with a common genomic dna fragment . as a result , it has been found out that cci11 - 4 , cci11 - 367 , cci11 - 364 , cci11 - 247 , cci11 - 363 , cci11 - 254 and pygm can be hybridized with genomic dna fragments relating to one another and thus they are located within a range of about 1 mb in the telomere side of pygm [ tanigami et al ., genomics , 13 , 21 - 24 ( 1992 )]. it has been suggested that pygm and cci11 - 4 , among these cosmid clones , are markers closest to the men1 gene ( lod values : 5 . 03 and 5 . 13 ) [ fujimori et al ., am . j . hum . genet ., 50 , 399 - 403 ( 1992 )]. based on the results of the mapping of the breakage points with restriction enzymes in yac clones 1908f2 and 199a7 isolated by using pygm as a probe , it has been clarified that cci11 - 367 , among the 6 cosmid clones as described above , is also close to pygm . as described above , cci11 - 4 and cci11 - 367 are cosmid clones which are closest to the men1 gene . thus , an attempt was made to isolate exons from these 2 cosmid clones by the exon trapping method [ buckler , a ., et al ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 88 , 4005 - 4009 ( 1991 )]. the cosmid dna was cleaved with bglii or bamhi , or both of these enzymes , and the fragment thus obtained was linked to the bamhi site of an exon splicing vector pspl1 . transfection into cos - 7 cells and isolation of exon sequences by the reverse transcription pcr ( rt - pcr ) were effected each in accordance with the procedure described in the original paper . consequently , 3 exon sequences originating in cci11 - 367 were obtained and named respectively s367e1 , s367e2 and s367e4 . these exon sequences were respectively in sizes of 147 bp , 76 bp and 129 bp . by using s367e4 ( i . e ., one of the exon sequences obtained in the above example 4 ) as a probe , a human cortical cdna library was screened . thus , a clone ab1 carrying a cdna insert of 1 kb was obtained . with the use of this clone ab1 as a probe , further , a cdna clone fl2 was obtained from a human fetal liver cdna library while cdna clones ce5 , ce9 and ce16 were obtained from a human cerebellar cdna library . then , it was confirmed that each of these clones could be hybridized with the original cosmid clone cci11 - 367 and mapped on the chromosome 11q13 with a hybrid cell line panel . a sequence constructed by overlapping these cdna clones with one another at the common parts corresponded to zfm1 cdna of 3200 bp ( seq id no : 1 ). this zfm1 cdna contained an open reading frame ( orf ) of 1869 bp which corresponded to a sequence of base nos . 383 to 2251 in seq id no : 1 . based on the information as will be described hereinbelow , it has been proved that the sequence of seq id no : 1 and that of each clone can be regarded as being composed of 6 domains a ( base nos . 1 to 413 in seq id no : 1 ), b ( base nos . 414 to 542 in seq id no : 1 ), c ( base nos . 543 to 618 in seq id no : 1 ), d ( base nos . 619 to 1964 in seq id no : 1 ), e ( base nos . 1965 to 2218 in seq id no : 1 ) and f ( base nos . 2219 to 3200 in seq id no : 1 ) and domains g and h which are completely different therefrom . namely , the exon sequences s367e2 and s367e4 obtained in the above example 4 corresponded respectively to the domains c and b . the cdna clone ce5 lacked a domain e consisting of 254 base pairs corresponding to a sequence of base nos . 1965 to 2218 in seq id no : 1 , which may be due to an alternative splicing . the cdna clone ab1 contained domains a and b and the different one g but not the domains c , d , e and f . the cdna clone ce16 consisted of the domains d and e and the different one it ( see fig2 ). characteristics of the structure of the protein coded for by the tumor suppressor gene a protein coded for by zfm1 cdna consisted of 623 amino acid residues and had a nuclear localizing signal containing basic amino acids in the n - terminal side . further , a sequence c - x2 - c - x4 - h - x4 - c ( amino acid nos . 279 - 292 ) had characteristics of a zinc finger motif existing in a dna binding protein . 118 proline residues were contained in this zfm1 protein . in particular , 69 proline residues were contained in a region of amino acid nos . 420 to 623 thereof . the sequence of this region showed high homologies with wilms &# 39 ; tumor suppressor gene product ( wt1 ) [ gessler et al ., nature , 343 , 774 - 778 ( 1990 )] and early growth response 2 ( egr2 ) protein as a transcriptional factor ( 27 . 3 % and 24 . 0 %, respectively ) ( see fig3 ). wt1 is a transcription factor having a kruppel - like zinc finger motif [ rosenberg et al ., nature , 319 , 336 - 339 ( 1986 )]. egr2 is a human homologue of an early growth response gene krox - 20 [ chavier et al ., embo j . 7 , 29 - 35 ( 1988 )] which is expressed at the g0 - g1 junction in the cell cycle of cultured mouse cells and it is also a transcriptional factor [ joseph et al ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 85 , 7164 - 7168 ( 1988 )]. the zfm1 protein further had 7 proline repetitive sequences ( each consisting of at least 4 proline residues located continuously ) in the c - terminal side . one of these repetitive sequences followed a glutamine repetitive sequence and thus formed a structure which was almost the same as that of the hinge domain of a mineralocorticoid receptor [ arriza et al ., science , 237 , 268 - 275 ( 1987 )]. such a hinge structure is essentially required in the communication between a hormone binding domain and a dna binding domain [ krust et al ., embo j ., 5 , 891 - 897 ( 1986 ); and giguere et al ., cell , 46 , 645 - 652 ( 1986 )]. further , mrnas of a number of types originating in the zfm1 gene were expressed in hormone - producing organs such as pancreas , thyroid , adrenal gland and ovarium ( see table 1 in example 8 ). these facts indicate that the zfm1 protein is a tumor suppressor gene which is localized in the nuclei and exerts its function by binding to dna and thus suppressing the proliferation of cells and that zfm1 is a gent which participates in the onset of men1 . based on the cosmid clone containing the zfm1 gone , the genomic structure of the zfm1 gene was determined . the zfm1 gene existed over a region of about 20 kb in the genomic dna and consisted of 14 exons ( see fig4 ). as fig4 shows , it has been revealed that these exons ( nos . 1 to 14 ) and the domains a to h described in the above example 6 relate to each other as follows : domain a = exon 1 , domain b = exon 2 , domain c = exon 3 , domain d = exon 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 and 12 , domain e = exon 13 and a part of exon 14 , domain f = a part of exon 14 , domain g = exon 2a , and domain h = exon 3a . the sequence of seq id no : 1 contains all of these 14 exons except the exons 2a and 3a . the sequence of the cdna clone ce5 consisting of the domains d - f lacks in the domain e corresponding to the exon 13 and a part of the exon 14 . on the other hand , the domain g of the cdna clone ab1 consisting of the domains a - b - g is coded for by the exon 2a which directly follows the exon 2 coding for the domain b . also , the domain h of the cdna clone ce16 consisting of the domains h - d - e is coded for by the exon 3a which is located immediately before the exon 4 coding for the domain d . by using an insert of the cdna clone fl2 as a probe , mrnas of various tissues were analyzed by the northern blotting method . as a result , the expressions of zfm1mrnas of 3 . 3 kb and 2 . 7 kb were observed in all of these tissues . it is considered that the larger mrna corresponds to the full length cdna containing the domains a - b - c - d - e - f , while the smaller mrna corresponds to one containing the domain h instead of the domains a - b - c ( see fig2 ). to examine the expression of the zfm1 gene in greater detail , the reverse transcription pcr ( rt - pcr ) analysis was effected by extracting rnas from various human tissues and using primer sets ( see the arrow heads in fig2 ) specific for the respective domains . as a result , the expressions of zfm1 mrnas of various types , which were thought to be due to differences in splicing , were observed over a wide range of tissues . the expressions of 3 mrnas having structures of a - b - c - d , a - b - g and h - d ( see fig2 ) were observed in nearly all tissues , though the expression yields differed from one another . in contrast , the expression of a mrna having the domain e was restricted to heart , pancreas , thyroid and ovarium ( see table 1 ). table 1__________________________________________________________________________tissue - specific expression of zfm1domainscerebrum cerebellum heart lung liver pancreas colon kidney thyroid adrenal gland ovarium__________________________________________________________________________abcd + - + ++ + +++ ++ + +++ + +++ abg - - + +++ + +++ + + ++++ ++ +++ hd - - + ++ + +++ + + +++ ++ +++ def - - + - - + - - + - + df - + ++ + + +++ + + +++ ++ ++ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________sequence listing ( 1 ) general information :( iii ) number of sequences : 1 ( 2 ) information for seq id no : 1 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 3200 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : double ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : cdna ( vi ) original source :( a ) organism : homo sapiens ( ix ) feature :( a ) name / key : 5 &# 39 ; utr ( b ) location : 1 .. 382 ( a ) name / key : cds ( b ) location : 383 .. 2254 ( a ) name / key : exon 1 ( b ) location : 1 .. 413 ( a ) name / key : exon 2 ( b ) location : 414 .. 542 ( a ) name / key : exon 3 ( b ) location : 543 .. 618 ( a ) name / key : exon 4 ( b ) location : 619 .. 771 ( a ) name / key : exon 5 ( b ) location : 772 .. 861 ( a ) name / key : exon 6 ( b ) location : 862 .. 1045 ( a ) name / key : exon 7 ( b ) location : 1046 .. 1161 ( a ) name / key : exon 8 ( b ) location : 1162 .. 1269 ( a ) name / key : exon 9 ( b ) location : 1270 .. 1450 ( a ) name / key : exon 10 ( b ) location : 1451 .. 1724 ( a ) name / key : exon 11 ( b ) location : 1725 .. 1784 ( a ) name / key : exon 12 ( b ) location : 1785 .. 1964 ( a ) name / key : exon 13 ( b ) location : 1965 .. 2137 ( a ) name / key : exon 14 ( b ) location : 2138 .. 3132 ( a ) name / key : 3 &# 39 ; utr ( b ) location : 2280 .. 3200 ( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 1 : 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