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245 _ _ |a Imprinted and ancient gene: a potential mediator of cancer cell survival during tryptophan deprivation.
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520 _ _ |a Depletion of tryptophan and the accumulation of tryptophan metabolites mediated by the immunosuppressive enzyme indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase 1 (IDO1), trigger immune cells to undergo apoptosis. However, cancer cells in the same microenvironment appear not to be affected. Mechanisms whereby cancer cells resist accelerated tryptophan degradation are not completely understood. We hypothesize that cancer cells co-opt IMPACT (the product of IMPrinted and AnCienT gene), to withstand periods of tryptophan deficiency.A range of bioinformatic techniques including correlation and gene set variation analyses was applied to genomic datasets of cancer (The Cancer Genome Atlas) and normal (Genotype Tissue Expression Project) tissues to investigate IMPACT's role in cancer. Survival of IMPACT-overexpressing GL261 glioma cells and their wild type counterparts cultured in low tryptophan media was assessed using fluorescence microscopy and MTT bio-reduction assay. Expression of the Integrated Stress Response proteins was measured using Western blotting.We found IMPACT to be upregulated and frequently amplified in a broad range of clinical cancers relative to their non-malignant tissue counterparts. In a subset of clinical cancers, high IMPACT expression associated with decreased activity of pathways and genes involved in stress response and with increased activity of translational regulation such as the mTOR pathway. Experimental studies using the GL261 glioma line showed that cells engineered to overexpress IMPACT, gained a survival advantage over wild-type lines when cultured under limiting tryptophan concentrations. No significant difference in the expression of proteins in the Integrated Stress Response pathway was detected in tryptophan-deprived GL261 IMPACT-overexpressors compared to that in wild-type cells. IMPACT-overexpressing GL261 cells but not their wild-type counterparts, showed marked enlargement of their nuclei and cytoplasmic area when stressed by tryptophan deprivation.The bioinformatics data together with our laboratory studies, support the hypothesis that IMPACT mediates a protective mechanism allowing cancer cells to overcome microenvironmental stresses such as tryptophan deficiency.
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