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J Am Soc Nephrol 9: 1873-1880,. 1998. Expression of. SET, an Inhibitor of Protein. Phosphatase. 2A, in. Renal Development and Wilms'. Tumor. SARA.
J Am Soc Nephrol

SET, Development

Expression

an Inhibitor and Wilms’

of

Renal

of Protein Tumor

Phosphatase

SARA G. CARLSON,* EUDORA ENG,* EUNG-GOOK ELIZABETH J. PERLMAN, TERRY D. COPELAND, BARBARA J. BALLERMANN* *Department

of Medicine, Maryland;

tChungbuk

Pathology,

The

Hopkins

National

The

Abstract.

component

human

gene

event

set

in a case

family

of major

serine/threonine

ulating

cell

sought

to define

cell

proliferation

ing

SET

was

The

human

gene,

of the set-can

set,

event in a case We independently and

set-a in the

39-kD the

Ser9

and

itor family

units,

(3). The

homologs

of

localizes

suggests

sequence

surrounding is phosphorylated

SET

was

at

these

to be a potent 2A

(PP2A)

serine/threonine

subunits

of PPA2,

A,

and

is also

and

PPA2

PPA2

inhib-

mRNA

and

regulates

B, and

encode

splicing

the

containing

and sub-

a 36-kD

different

of some

B subunit

a

isoforms

the B56f3

B

of these target

and B56

SET

participate

The

tyrosyl

during

and

protein

activity phosphatase

of

presence

protein

and

human

Finally, were adult

high

found

in

polycystic

neuronal

of PPA2

in the

differen-

can

also

display

of a recently

char-

(8),

although

in vivo

has

not

yet

demon-

that

inhibition

proliferation

and

activator

phosphatase

rat

expression

process

subunit

devel-

SET

kidney.

cell carcinoma, cell carcinoma.

in cell

renal

that

mature

in the

catalytic

tyrosyl

epithelial for SET

in developing

but not in renal or in transitional

activity

been

strated. Several

lines

of evidence

with

increased

associated

For example, antigen

in SV4O

inhibiting

This

inhibition

kinase

in adipocytes

in

the

G21M

transition

cdc25

results

in

an

of

small

complex,

of PP2A

prevents

kinases

ERK1

an

the tumor

the

cell

activa-

its actions has been

cycle,

(1 3) and inhibition accelerated

Fur-

promoter

inhibitor of PP2A, although for PP2A (I I , 12). PP2A

dephosphorylates acid

the SV4O PP2A

(I-MEKK),

In addition,

is

induc-

proliferation (9). an insulin-stimulated

kinase

(10).

of PP2A tumor

protein

in increased cell found to inhibit

acid is a potent entirely specific

okadaic

in the

its activity.

protein

tor of MEK

PP2A

cells,

B subunit

of the mitogen-activated

mitogen-activated

implicated

transformed

the

and MEK1 , resulting thermore, PPA2 was

okadaic are not

suggest cell

replaces

the inactivation a

findings

greater

of set

may

renal a role

demonstrating

levels

tion.

constitutes that

subunit

Distinct

specific

in cultured

was markedly reduced in starvation, contact inhibi-

differentiated,

tumor, disease

Maryland.

expression by serum by

much

of

Program.

with

in fully

tumor

cell proliferation consists of three

of genes

alternative

diversity.

to the nucleus,

including complex

a variable

C. A number

further

(4).

phosphatases

of cell functions, (5,6). The PPA2 subunit

and

than

Previous

extended

Department

Research

Consistent

than

PPA2

in

of Medicine,

Korea;

Frederick,

kidney

thereby

shown

phosphatase

subunit

were

acterized

to

lines

cells.

or differentiation.

opment

set,

in cells

cell

mRNA quiescent

phosphatase

a

Center,

set

tyrosyl

predominantly

that

endothelial

(1).

encodes

is phosphorylated

and rodent

primary

(7).

rat kidney

mRNA

set-a

human

isoforms

C (3).

SET

a 65-kD

(AUL)

Development

tiation

translocation

in neonatal

The

consensus

residues

catalytic

PPA2

expressed

and

of major

generates

highly

cDNA

ABL-Basic

Wilms’ kidney

as a component

leukemia

rat

encod-

in transformed

identified

which

large number differentiation

levels

by a somatic

two

of

mRNA

Maryland;

tion,

2A,

School

Baltimore,

expression

study

regulation

The

undifferentiated

in reg-

current

in the

produced

SET,

of protein

SET

originally

in culture

kinase

involved The

University Cheongju,

proliferation, cells rendered

SET was shown to phosphatase 2A, a

higher

termed

Recently,

in the

tumorigenesis.

(2).

Ser24

leuke-

expressed

was

were

of cells

protein

of

of nephrogenesis

phosphorylated by

role

isolated

protein

nucleus

the

a

undifferentiated

phosphatases differentiation.

as

a somatic

highly

gene

of acute that

-,

zone

by

Hopkins of Medicine,

and

1998

KIM,t and

School

Research

identified

Recently, of protein

at much

fusion

was

and

and

expressed

acute

set

morphogenesis. specific inhibitor

further

Institutions,

Cancer

produced

The Johns

University

Medical

originally

gene of

zone of nephron be a potent and

renal

was

kidney,

proliferation

of Nephrologv, National

Institute-Frederick

fusion

In the developing

mia.

Johns

Cancer

of the set-can

translocation

Division

Baltimore,

9: 1873-1880,

because

of PP2A

entry

into

by

mitosis

(14,15). It was Received

July 29, 1997. Accepted

Correspondence

cine,The Research

to Dr.

Barbara

March

18, 1998.

J. Ballermann,

Associate

SET Professor

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Room Building, 720 Rutland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21205.

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of Medi-

954

Ross

originally

in AUL

oncoprotein

postulated

might CAN,

provided a nuclear level of set mRNA gested

that

during

nephron

SET

be or

related

have

morphogenesis

the

tumorigenic

to activation

alternatively,

localization expression may

that

signal during

that

of the

the

SET

putative

).

independent Given

the action

of

sequence

for CAN ( 1 The renal development

functions (2).

action

of

high sugCAN

of PPA2

1874

to inhibit

Journal

of the American

cell-cycle-

and

tumorigenic

potential

terest PPA2

to explore inhibitor

defined

the

cultured

cells

sibility

other

of

inhibitors,

expression

and

kidney may

be

and

and

it was

role of the proliferation.

mRNA

set

in developing

SET

signaling

PPA2

further the potential SET in renal cell and

J Am

of Nephrology

mitogen-induced

of

expression

that

Society

in-

A

//!!

endogenous We further

SET

protein

explored

induced

the

of

gas

in

the pos-

in renal

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.

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‘a

iE-2ikb

tumors.

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Materials Cell

and Methods

Culture

Conditions

Glomerular described plates

previously in RPMI

plemented

and

endothelial

were

and

I 3 j.g/ml

Rat

kidney

CA).

previously

(17)

mented

and

with

g/ml streptomycin. cell line (LLC-PK1), normal

rat

(NRK)

Type

in the medium and rodent

experiments

(National

shown

induced

to differentiate

described

previously

in Figure

into

medium

suppleand

purchased

lA were

IC.

from

kindly

for

3T3-Ll

preadipocytes

analysis,

chloride

samples

1% agarose

membranes

were

stimulation

as

cushions

were (20)

(19). For Northern

electrophoresed

and

(Schleicher

tissues was isolated by followed by centrifuga-

were

on denaturing

transferred

& Schuell,

Inc.,

(RNA) gels

to Nytran

Keene,

NH).

blot

Plus

connylon

Ethidium

bro-

mide staining confirmed RNA integrity and equivalent loading samples. Membranes were hybridized overnight at 65#{176}C in 0.5

sodium

phosphate

buffer,

mm, 7% sodium netetraacetic acid

at 65#{176}C using bovine

serum

IS-mm

washes

SDS,

and

Total

sulfate

(EDTA)

(2 1 ). Two

40 mM with

40 mM

and

sodium

and protein

leupeptin,

S mm

in

SDS

EDTA,

phosphate

followed

buffer

by three

containing

1%

or frozen

Analysis from

tissue

25 p.g/ml

of total protein buffer

and

1. Expression

analysis

tissue in TBS

samples buffer

by homog(50 mM

Tris,

1% TritonX-lOO, 1% deoxyglycol-bis(f3-aminoethyb ether) phenybmethylsulfonyb fluoride, aprotinin.

The

protein

for each sample electrophoresed

mRNA

expression

in cultured

in cultured

RNA (10 pg per sample) from different was examined: human cell lines included noma), HepG2 (liver), MG63 (osteosarcoma), noma).

Rodent

(rat liver), blast). the

cell lines

WEHI-3

Arrows

cultured was

thebial), thebial), tumor),

examined:

and NRK

sample)

position

MDCK

(rat,

and

(dog,

epithelial).

in proliferating from

kidney

incubated

sizes

mesangiai)

cells

of transcripts

Madin-Darby

3T3-Ll

growing

(mouse preadipocytes

ovary),

H35

myo-

recognized

were

kidney,

Total

cells

epi-

was

of set mRNA

RNA

(10 ig per

examined:

to confluency

RKM

and

serum

(P)

grown

in culture for replenishment

preadipocyte)

cells

confluent

then

for 24 h. WEHI-3 5

(Q) or with medium (P),

by

gbomerular endo(human, rhabdoid

analysis

cells.

grown

or 20%

myelomonocyte) cells medium replenishment

cells.

(mouse

canine

(bovine, G40l

quiescent

were

(Q)

serum

hamster

and Ml

(C) Northern

and

Northern

rodent

of set mRNA expression in per sample) from six renal cell

and quiescent

proliferating

in 0.5%

4 (P).

actively

(Chinese

LLC-PKI (pig, epithelial), GEN RKM (rat, glomerular mesangial),

expression (rat

indicate

CHO

(A)

and

human and rodent cell HeLa (cervical carciand A375-C6 (mela-

myelomonocyte),

eDNA. (B) Northern analysis renal cells. Total RNA ( I 0 g

set

lines

included

(mouse

cells.

human

were

days

on

harvested

contact-inhibited

as prea-

(Q), or adipocytes (D) that had been induced to differentiate by hormonal stimulation. Ethidium bromide staining confirmed RNA integrity and equivalent loading of samples (not shown).

dipocytes

concentra-

(BioRad Laboinstructions.

was boiled on

of set

of set mRNA

Total lines

day

using the BioRad Protein Assay CA) according to the manufacturer’s sample

albu-

Figure

(mouse without

Immunoblot was isolated

and

A total of 30 or 60 g

serum

ethylenediami-

at 65#{176}C.

of 0. 1 g of fresh

tion was determined ratories, Hercules,

1 mM

of M

washes were performed buffer containing 0.5%

I mM

pH 7.6, 150 mM NaCl) containing chobate, I mM EDTA, 1 mM ethylene N,N,N’,N’,-tetraacetic acid, 100 M 25 jig/mI

1% bovine and

30-mm phosphate

5% SDS,

Isolation

enization

(SDS),

sodium

albumin,

cellular

pH 8.0, containing

dodecyl

1 mM EDTA

Protein

PQD

PQ

PQ

( I 8).

cesium

RNA

taming

3T3-L1

WEH1-3

RKM

Baltimore, WEH1-3 and

the

by hormonal

protocol. Total RNA from in guanidine isothiocyanate

through

tion

C

the

provided

on Aging,

RNA

adipocytes

RNA

the

main-

RNA Isolation and Analysis Total RNA was isolated from cells in culture using TRI Reagent (Molecular Research Center, Inc., Cincinnati, OH) according to the manufacturer’s homogenization

a

50

from

MD) and were

Institute the

San

as described

cell type.

in Figure

provided

I,

50 g/ml

penicillin,

were

for each

shown

ff

kidney cells, the pig kidney line 0401 (WT-G401), and

(Rockville,

recommended cell lines

1640 U/mI

cells

Collection,

by Dr. Nikki I. Holbrook MD). Dr. Holbrook also 3T3-Ll

50

B

sup-

Corp.,

isolated

in RPM!

as

VA)

(Clonetics

were

serum,

epithelial

Culture

Herndon,

extract

cells

maintained

kidney

gelatin-coated

50 U/mb penicillin,

brain

bovine

bovine on

Inc.,

Madin-Darby canine human tumor cell

kidney

American

serum,

bovine

fetal

from

maintained

mesangial

were

15%

isolated

(Mediatech,

with 20% fetal bovine

Diego,

human

and

medium

streptomycin,

tamed

were

(16)

1640

Treatments

cells

12%

for SDS-

polyacrybamide teins to PVDF

gels as described by Laemmli (22). membranes (Millipore, Burlington,

formed using a BioRad performed by incubation

tank

transfer

of membranes

Transfer of proMA) was per-

system.

lmmunobbotting

in TBS

buffer

containing

was 5%

J Am

Carnation

nonfat

0.05%

dry

Tween-20

4#{176}C, followed ies in fresh

buffer using

(Nestle

three

Co.,

Corp.,

Glendale,

St. Louis,

MO)

at room

5-mm

washes

temperature incubation peroxidase-linked

temperature

in buffer

in fresh antibody,

(Amersham

cDNA,

Anti-SET 3 to

16 and

described was used

SP-l

residues

44

previously at a dilution The same cell nuclear

chemicals

(St.

were

and

antisera

1 :4000. erating

probed San

Northern

polyclonal CA)

Cruz, CA) anti-mouse

analysis,

the

32P-dCTP

ing

(Life

Technologies,

in sample

oligonucleotide

1. Human

Gaithersburg,

probe

corresponding

sample

profiles

blots to

to set-a

were 185

b

rats were MA.

purchased

After

day

from

Charles

River

under

anesthesia,

exsanguination

from adult animals,

of Nephrology classifications

mRNA

set

I -day-old

1 7. Discarded

(Baltimore, for human

rodent

was

control

Abundance

To assess

Labelfor

rehybridized RNA

Com-

frozen

Labora-

neonates, human

kid-

and from

tissue

samples

MD). Case numbers, samples are provided

patient, and in Table 1.

Results

For

(2)

DNA To

Sample

a

Cruz

of I :4000.

Ml)).

Reagent deoxynucleotidyb

Laborato(Santa

Primers

Certified terminal

Technologies).

rats at gestational

Division histologic

blots

1: 3000. Horseradish secondary antibod-

eDNA

the Random

or transfer,

loading

rat

as

Additional

used at a dilution

length

using

fetal

residues

(Zymed

(Life

radiolabeled

1875

of adult and fetal normal kidney and tumors were obtained from the Johns Hopkins University Department of Surgical Pathology (Baltimore, MD). For renal cell carcinomas and Wilms’ tumors, normal appearing tissue from the same kidney was used as control. Frozen human tissue samples of normal and autosomal-dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) kidneys were kindly provided by Dr. Gregory 0. Germino, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine,

purified SP- 1 at a dilution of

to WT-l

at dilutions of or anti-rabbit

full

with

variation

to PAX-2

using

Texas)

tories, Wilmington, neys were removed

IL).

respectively,

1 :4000.

Midland

Midland,

Tumors

and

pany,

Tissue Samples Sprague-Dawley

monoclonal anti-proliffrom Sigma Immuno-

antibody

were

secondary washes in

against

protein,

of

antibody

or polyclonal

radiobabeled System

SET

at a dilution

Life Science)

blot

generated

Development

OAAGACGATCAGATACCOT-3’, transferase

Probes

were

to 56 of the

MO)

Santa conjugated

ies (Amersham

SP-2

in Renal

milk,

Heights,

Oligonucleotide and

at

was performed and exposure to

Arlington

blots were reprobed with antigen (PCNA) antibody

Francisco,

Biotechnology; peroxidase-

of signals System

Science,

and

with antibod-

not containing

(23). For Western blots, affinity of I : 10,000 and SP-2 was used

Louis,

with

Life

CA) overnight

buffer con:aining and three 5-mm

not containing milk. Visualization the ECL Western Blotting Analysis

Antibodies,

Table

Food

Chemical

by a 2-h incubation

Hyperfilm-ECL

ries;

milk

(Sigma

buffer,

2-h room horseradish

an

SET Expression

Soc Nephrol 9: 1873-1880, 1998

transformed

using

total

RNA

rodent

cell

lines

(cervical

with

and

(5’-OOTTC-

in Cultured cell

isolated

carcinoma),

A375-C6

lines,

Northern

from

(Figure

lA). HepG2

(melanoma).

Cells

of set mRNA

the expression

in diverse analysis

four

human

Human

cell

(liver), Rodent

cell lines

MG63 cell

human

was

lines

lines

and

included included

CHO

Age

RCC- 1

Renal

NR-l RCC-2

Normal kidney sample Renal cell carcinoma,

NR-2

Normal

RCC-3

Renal

NR-3

Normal

RCC-4

Renal

TCC-l NC-i

Ureter, Normal

kidney

sample

WT- 1

Wilms’

tumor,

predominantly

WN-l

Normal

kidney

sample

WT-2

Wilms’

tumor,

predominantly

WN-2

Normal

kidney

sample

WT-3

Wilms’

tumor,

predominantly

WN-3

Normal

kidney

sample

NP-l

Normal

kidney

with

NP-2

Normal

kidney

PKD-l

Polycystic

kidney,

end-stage

PKD-2

Polycystic

kidney,

end-stage

PKD-3 PKD-4

Pobycystic

kidney,

end-stage

Polycystic

kidney,

end-stage

Male

35 yr

NF-l

Normal

kidney,

fetal

Female

21

wkb

NF-2

Normal

kidney,

fetal

Female

22

wk”

Fuhrman Gestationab

Nuclear Age.

Grade.

cell carcinoma,

kidney

cell

papillary,

sample

from

carcinoma,

kidney

clear

sample

patient

and

from

cell carcinoma, transitional

Grade

IIIIIV

from patient RCC-l clear cell type, Grade

from from from microcysts

59 yr

Male

70 yr

Male

68 yr

Male

44 yr

Male

78 yr

Male

3 yr

Male

5 yr

Female

I yr

RCC-2

granular

cell type,

carcinoma, from

Male

cell

type,

Grade

IIIJIV

RCC-3

granular cell

II/IV

Grade

patient

WT-2

blastemal patient present

II

WT-l

epithelial patient

II

TCC-l

blastemab patient

Grade

four HeLa

(osteosarcoma),

Gender

Descriptio&’

and

performed

WT-3 Male

48

yr

Male

67

yr

Female

60

yr

Female

48

yr

Unknown

I 876

Journal

of the American

(Chinese hamster myebomonocyte),

Society

of Nephrology

ovary), H35 (rat liver), and M 1 (mouse myoblast).

J Am

WEHI-3 mRNA

set

(mouse was

cells were differentiation

growth arrested by either contact inhibition or by with hormone treatment (18). As shown in

expressed as three transcripts of approximately I .6, 2.2, and 3.0 kb in rodent cell lines, whereas only the 2.2- and 3.0-kb transcripts were observed in the human cell lines. In nonhuman

cent.

Thus,

cell

sion

is much

lines derived from the kidney (Figure IB), there set mRNA expression in Madin-Darby canine kidney cells, and no expression was observed in glomerular cells, LLC-PK 1 , or NRK epitheliab was strongly expressed in rat kidney

endothelial set mRNA and

in the human

mRNA proliferative

expression status of

set

formed

using

quiescent gial

total

cells.

cells

tumor-derived

and

line

in cultured cells the cells, Northern

RNA

isolated

Quiescence WEH-I

cell

from

was

cells

was weak epithelial capillary

Kidney

To determine

levels

starvation.

blot

analysis

RNA

than

mesan-

of expression these same

Mouse

3T3-Li

antisera

or

Protein

mRNA, than

was

in Developing

performed

from

2A).

in developing

mRNA

set rat

to examine

rat kidneys kidney,

against

different

with

the

of the

stages

was

lower

highest

SET protein using two

regions

mRNA

set

at different

abundance

in fetal (day 17) kidney. tissues were then examined

directed

the level of expresin quiescent cells.

Expression

isolated

(Figure

levels

levels in separate

SET

protein,

C

B

A

SET

of development

kidney

proliferating

and

in total

in adult

mRNA expression was obthe cells were made quies-

in cells expressing set greater in proliferating

Northern

with respect to the analysis was perin rat

IC, downregulation of set in all three cell types when

set mRNA

cells. However, mesangial cells .

rapidly

induced

by serum

G40l

Figure served

Soc Nephrol 9: 1873-1880. 1998

‘iii’!

ii, 66kD*-

!#{149}

.-3.Okb

sp.1 sP.1 3kDa

-2.2kb E-i.6

46kD*-

:

3OkDs-

kb

46kDsu

46kDa...

-

SP.2

SP2

.

3OkDs-

46kl.

-

PCNA

PCNA

kD*

e

--

3OkDa66kD*-

66kD.-

PAX.2 PAX.2

kDa

3OkDs6kDSp 66kDa-

wr.1

wr#{149}i kDa-

3OkDaFigure 2. Expression of set mRNA and SET protein in developing rat kidney was examined for set mRNA expression. The same blot

kidney. was

probed

(A) Total

RNA

for 185 rRNA

(30 p.g per sample) to control

from

for sample

fetal,

loading

neonatal,

and adult

and transfer.

Protein

extracts (60 g, upper three panels; 30 j.g, lower two panels) from (B) fetal, neonatal, and adult rat kidneys and (C) fetal and adult human kidneys were subjected to immunoblot analysis using SP-l or SP-2 antiserum (described in Materials and Methods section). The same blots were reprohed with monoclonal anti-proliferating cell nuclear antigen (anti-PCNA) antibody. Additional blots were probed with antibodies to

PAX-2 tumor pertinent

(fourth patients; samples

panels)

or WT-l

NP- I and

NR-2,

(from

the same

(bottom normal

blot)

panels). adult are

NF-l

kidney

placed

and NF-2, (see

side

Table

by side

normal I ). Original

in the final

fetal

kidney;

blots figures.

WN-l

contained

and WN-3, numerous

normal

samples,

fetal

kidney

but for ease

from

Wilms’

of comparison,

J Am Soc Nephrol

designated

SP-

erated

against

9: 1873-1880,

1998

1 and

SP-l

peptides

(SP-2)

of SET,

44-56

residues

Figure

SP-2.

synthetic

and

39-kD

band

SP-2

antisera

to residues

3-16

respectively

2B, the affinity-purified

a distinct

SET Expression

SP-l

on

As

antibody

blots

of

gen-

(SP-

(23).

SET

Western

were

1) and

shown

fetal

1 7)

band

and

adult

SET

expression

kidney

and

neonatal

rat kidneys.

antibody

In human

recognized

predominant

and

protein

human

kidney

SET

compared

reprobed

with

status

of

adult

PCNA

these

with

the findings was

kidney.

antibody

tissues

Both

2,

B

protein

abundance

is significantly

ment than in mature To compare the

kidney

has

been

reported

rat

PCNA

the C).

greater

Figure

were protein

with

adult, mRNA

set

during

develop-

stages

of

of

SET

with

blots were probed PAX-2 and WT-

previously

subjected blot

clear

antigen

for

mice

renal

with two known 1 Similar to what

neonatal

kidney,

(Figure WT-

2B, I was

bottom

(24),

expression

parallels

kidneys

with

Because

renal in

tissue

In human adult

of PAX-2

but

expression

Expression epithelial

ADPKD,

from

in

four

different

3). In tissue

kidney,

SET

abundant

than

abundance neys when SET

was also compared

Protein

of protein carcinoma

in Figure

samples

was

renal

samples. cell

in

kidney of rat

I.

with

antibody

cells

continue

SET

protein

was

frorr

to proin

renal

ADPKD

was

end-stage

similar

in normal

was

4, the SET PCNA

carcinoma

PKD-2,

kidney.

Protein

or pobycystic

kidneys

using SP- 1 antiserum. The anti-proliferating cell nu-

NP- I and

and

PKD-4,

NP-2, normal polycystic

kidney kidney

1).

or

kidney.

human

slightly

less

PCNA

protein

in samples of ADPKD human renal tissue. Cell

and

used

for

that

protein

kid-

the

pediatric

expression sample,

in was

and

in all five

cell As

of set mRNA

when

were

fetal

of

same

patients.

the

using

the SP- 1 SET the

normal in

kidney.

tumors,

lated

in Wilms’

These

controls.

Hence,

SET

were

kidney

blot

analysis

was

PCNA

in contrast

expression

SA,

tumors

that

to the

appears

performed

in Figure

than

three

samples

SET

compared

expression

tumors

a

resembles

from

normal

Wilms’

SET

tumor,

isolated

and

in the

Wilms’

in human

kidney,

of Wilms’

and as shown

elevated

the

also

was

observed

findings

in

with

to be markedly

other

upregu-

tumor.

samples

compare

Western

kidney

greater

renal

tumor

antibody,

highly

adult

histologically

extracts

Wilms’

from

was

that

Protein

cases

was elevated with

in samples

neoplasm

kidney.

expression

compared

examined

Tumor



were

also

the expression

probed

of SET

with

PAX-2

in Wilms’

and

tumors

WT-l

with

to

devel-

opmental markers. As shown in Figure 5 (third panel), similar to that seen in developing kidneys (Figure 2, B and C) several bands

are

kidney

2C), pies

detected

by the

However, in each seen

in all samples

no specific samples.

PAX-2

antibody

in Wilms’

tumor

at least one PAX-2 isoform is strongly sample. A faint, higher molecular weight

As

appears

PAX-2 with

expression of WT-l appear to be variable

to be a nonspecific

bands

human

are seen

fetal

in normal (Figure

5,

and

in normal

adult

tissues

band; mature (Figure

and Wilms’ tumors bottom panel).

sam-

tumor

four

normal

slightly

higher

in one

greater

in the

significantly

in Wilms

expression

embryonal

early

protein

analysis

Expression tissue

levels

samples. expressed

Transitional

immunoblot

abundance

observed

cell carcinoma sample compared with normal kidThus, in renal cell carcinoma, and possibly also in carcinoma, SET expression is not increased.

kidney

much normal

end-stage

extracts

fetal

with

Kidney

in Renal

to

PKD-3,

Protein

however,

similar

antibody.

,

Table

Because

separate

expression

extracts from four separate samples of renal and in one sample of transitional cell carcinoma.

shown tissue

in developing

of

not elevated with normal

Expression

Cell Carcinoma The SP- 1 SET

declines

stromal

protein

observed

not

expression Thus,

Polycystic

patients

(Figure that

samples, kidneys.

expression

examined ADPKD

in adult

of Wi’-

and

the

the opposite

expressed

and

increasing

(see

analysis monoclonal

with

(anti-PCNA) 1

in polycystic kidneys

of the

for WT- 1 , which was only slightly detectable

strongly

in fetal that

Protein

liferate

was

C). In rat kidneys,

seen was

panel).

variable

of SET

SET

was kidney,

but

protein normal

to immunobbot

transitional ney samples. transitional

protein

2, B and

expression in fetal

SET

human

reprobed

PKD-

samples

of

from

was

samples;

(fourth

pattern of detectable

g)

same

SET

Figure

(60

were

46- and 48-kD PAX-2 isoforms is highest in fetal rat and human kidney, with greatly diminished levels in neonatal rat kidney and undetectable levels in adult rat and human kidney panel,

3. Expression

extracts

proliferative

PCNA

3OkDa-

fetal

tissue.

expression

development, additional markers of development,

the

in human

abundance was greater in developing, compared renal tissue. Thus, in both rat and human kidney, and

also

in both

immunobbots

and

46kDa’-

SET

in developing

greater

to determine

(Figure

was

antibody

kDs-

of

the SP-l

This

SP-2

sp-1

(day

in extracts

2C),

1877

kidney

in fetal

detected

protein.

the

expression

with

highest

(Figure

by

Consistent protein

not

the 39-kD

recognized

kidney.

rat kidney,

was

kidney

only

band

was

and Tumors

46kDs-.

extracts, which has been previously shown to correspond to the SET protein (23). The SP-2 SET antibody also recognized the 39-kD band, and a second band at approximately 45 kD. The

39-kD

Development

i//il

I

in

recognized

rat

in Renal

kidney

Discussion The current SET,

study

an endogenous

sought

to define

inhibitor

further

of PPA2,

a potential

in the

role

regulation

for

of

1878

of the

Journal

renal

cell

levels

of

rodent studied,

cell

American

proliferation mRNA

set

Society

J Am

of Nephrology

and

tumorigenesis.

expressed

in

We

found

transformed

high

human

and

lines, but in the renal epitheliab and endothelial set mRNA expression was low or undetectable. findings that set mRNA is highly expressed during

vious

for

of set mRNA

and

not in renal in transitional This sion

SET

cell

focused cells.

cDNA

sequence. probably

set-a

end,

otherwise

mRNA

thelial these

set

was lines,

the

rhabdoid

tumor

of Wilms’ gial

were

mRNA. mouse

that

little

and

at passages

Transformed

rodent

as

three two

probe

PAX-2 3OkDa-

in human

previously

shown

to

66kDa-

of 3’ untranslated

WT.1

>

of

3OkD.

transformed

epi-

primary

not

augmented

, formerly

when to be

rat mesanabundant

cell

expressed

the

believed

primary

human

In

In contrast,

10 expressed

also

(1) found

et al.

or no set mRNA.

cultured

and

pre-adipocytes

5’ but are

only

of growth.

line G40l

(25),

66kDa-

at the

whereas

cultured

was

phase

cell

origin

a

with

expressed

Lindern

express

examined

3T3-Ll

von

expression

derived

was

splicing,

in a number

suggest

logarithmic

tumor

cells

3OkDa-

(1).

and

cells

mRNA

in the

PCNA

expres-

studies

diverge

lengths

ubiquitous

observations

set

were

levels

hybridizes

cDNA

set

size

et al. (23)

these

also

cell

with

to be

for

mRNA

in transcript

endothelial

cells,

cells

or

of alternative

rodent

hybridized

Adachi

and

but

disease

sequences

-

be due to the presence of varying sequences in the set mRNA species Whereas

tumor,

kidney

which

set-/3,

(2).

in

Differences

SET expression cell lines, our

in Wilms’

set mRNA

used

The set-a and as a consequence

species

high

polycystic

probe

encoding

transcripts

cells.

46kDa-

observed

on characterizing The

identical

distinct

adult

3OkDs-

carcinoma.

first

in cultured

full-length

expression

carcinoma, cell

study

protein

we

-

sP.1

porting

in development,

46kDs

lines, high

set

as well levels

as

of set

Figure

5.

extracts lower tissues

#{149})

1



(1

4’

from

SP4

the same

Wilms’

tumor

WT-

PCNA

crating

cell

nuclear

NR-3,

NC-!,

and

RCC-3, cell

and RCC-4,

carcinoma

from

extracts

in renal

Protein extracts (60 j.g) subjected to immunoblot

blot was reprobed antigen

NC-2,

(see

Table

monoclonal

samples; samples:

1).

cell

and

tran-

from human normal analysis using SP- I

antibody.

kidney

renal cell carcinoma ureter

with

(anti-PCNA) normal

subjected

panel).

Table

using

Original

by side

blots

pertinent

in the

final

Protein

to immunobbot

to

antibody.

samples

blots

subjected

(third

numerous

(from

WN-l, WT-3,

and

were

PAX-2

contained

analysis

with monoclonal

, WT-2,

1). Additional antibody

panel)

or

samples,

the same

but

blot)

are

figures.

suggesting

That

anti-prolifNR-l,

RCC-l, TCC-l,

NR-2, RCC-2,

transitional

set

is

preferentially

in vivo

expression cell-derived

was much greater in Wilms’ renal cell carcinomas.

render mRNA

is suggested

cells

and

by our

WEH1-3

in

expression findings

tumor

certain

of set

may

that

SET

protein

than

in epithelial

appear to relate, in part, to the in which set is expressed. In cells,

withdrawal

of serum

to

the cells quiescent resulted in a marked reduction of set expression, consistent with a robe of SET in cell proGrowth

arrest

or differentiation

PCNA activity.

in Wilms’ SET, cell

In

cells.

was

used

experiments

in tissues tumor

with

either

resulted

expressing

and in developing participates

Nevertheless,

contact

in reduced

In tissues,

Western

to assess shown

also

like PCNA, replication.

associated similarly

in 3T3-Ll (26,27)

greatest

to

cell-specific

in set expression state of the cells

expression

that

relatively

expressed

cell types. also occur

tion

The same

(see

of comparison, side

liferation.

3OkIa-

protein

were

tumors.

or 30 g of protein, and normal kidney

The same blots were reprobed

analysis

I (bottom

mesangial

46kD.-

of SET

patients

samples

to immunoblot

Differences proliferative

cell carcinoma. or tumors were

in Wilms’ panels; tumors

C’

,

3OkDs

4. Expression

protein

anti-proliferating cell nuclear antigen (anti-PCNA) WN-2, and WN-3, normal kidney samples; WT-l

mRNA,

Figure

SET

4T4)

46kDs-

sitional kidneys

of

SP- I antiserum.

using

placed w#{176}v fV

Expression

(60 j.g of protein, upper two two panels) from three Wilms’

for ease

antiserum.

4?

4

renal

were extended by demonstration of much greater expression in developing rat and human kidney differentiated, mature kidney. Finally, also supSET

,Ft

cells Pre-

development SET protein than in fully a role

Soc Nephrol 9: 1873-1880, 1998

the

here,

blot

level PCNA

high

Thus,

namely

it is possible

events the

for was

of SET,

in regulating

because

analysis

of proliferative expression

levels

kidney.

inhibimRNA

set

that

epithelial

lead cell

J Am

Soc Nephrol 9: 1873-1880. 1998

lines

and

when

the

they

growth, cell

endothelial

were

it seems

in the

rat

isoforms

pression

fetal

of inhibitor-i

detected

in the

in the

cortical

of nephron current

of

human

fetal,

and

mature,

differentiated

observations oping

(2), of

meobox

gene,

(!GF-!I)

(29-32).

nancy

and epithelial

in reference

patients

with

mutations

WAGR

(Wilms’

same

locus,

hence

tumor

suppressor

radic

cases

mann

and

netic defect leading to remainder

tumor

involves alterations overexpression of the

is unknown. beads

to the

IGF-!I,

and itself

(35-37).

of SET

in Wilms’

gene

component

set

similar

to that

overexpressed be

genetic

a component

mutations,

is

tumor

is located

9q24,

cluster

cases of Wilms’ restricted pattern in Wibms’

tumors,

we postulate

same

signaling

!GF-Ii,

events

that

I.

of AUL The

cell

expression

may

also

previous

of

controlling

cell

original

set

and SET

study

participate

in Wilms’

prolifera-

with

that

in this

in

study, analysis to determine

The

between

tumor

elevated

localization

in

suggested

findings

proliferation

dis-

the putative might

have

suggest

that

in the dysregu-

tumor.

was supported by National Institutes in part, by the National Cancer Institute,

and Human Services the recipient of National was

the

recipient The

that

under

work

contract

Research

of

with

Service

National

during

of Health Grant Department of

ABL.

5G.

Carlson

Award

DK09388.

Service

Award

Research

was done

Established provided

SET that

Lindem

M, van G: can,

the tenure

E. DK

of an American

Investigator Award to B.J. expert technical assistance.

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may

genes:

Ballermann.

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with

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myeloid

of its 3’ half Mo!

Ce!!

to Bio!

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Adachi

Y, Pavlakis

phosphorylation the

A, Hagemeijer

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of the set gene.

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GN, sites

transbocation

Copeland

of SET,

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SET

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the a

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a putative

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is not

that

von

Grosveld

involve-

in familial

and

of cell

different

tumor. Nevertheless, given that of set mRNA expression (2) is and

SET

participates

development.

translocation

potential.

not

References

ge-

binding

therefore,

involved

SET

in a case

Heart Association Veronica Fergusson

tumor

it is of note and,

can

are

ac-

normal

in Wilms’

levels

of this study together (4) and subcellular

nephron

of a somatic

5T32DK07712.

of PAX-2,

a possible

PAX-8,

the

are

1 lpl5, In the

DNA

of PAX-2,

of

Eng

WT1

the

locus (34).

repression

formation, at

that

during

process

SET

are

in the

deletions,

of Wilms’

In considering

Health

of spo-

tumor,

a zinc-finger

suggest

This research DK50764 and,

Beckwith-Wiede-

Wilms’

of the two-hit

in of

mutations

or mutations

although

a role

abnormality

Acknowledgments

was

allele

10%

mechanism

transcriptional

of the contiguous

some sporadic the spatially

for

in

at chro-

of the

at the contiguous the IGF-II gene

WT1

that

human

risk

(2),

lation

germline

WT1

with

SET

increased

surrounding

actiLons

involve

In patients

at increased

protein ment

.

an

polycystin

deletions

in ADPKD. In summary, the results work defining the function

tumorigenic

tumor

deletions the

represent

in which

somatic

However,

oncogene

malig-

located

normal

to

in culture.

to play

of nephro-

to

Approximately

also

of WT1

of cases,

formation

the

product.

of Wibms’

syndrome,

large

(38),

proliferation

genitourinary

gene,

or eliminating

II

stromal,

is due

suppressor

containing

gene

splicing

aniridia,

held

in

transitional

cells

tion

are char-

Wilms’

usually

the tumors,

reducing

or aberrant

tumor,

tumor

Within

found,

Familial

retardation)

1 lpl3.

tumors blastemal,

widely

epithelial

not appear

of

metanephric

of the zone

kidney.

in the WT1

mosome

Wiims’

reminiscent

developing

abnormalities,

the

33). containing

does

development

covery

from

of renal

was

expression

and

of

tumor.

to arise

to that

expression

cells

the end-stage ADPKD tissues examined in this of early ADPKD tissues would be necessary whether SET plays a role in the early epithelial

been

renal

epithelial

in

ho-

also

renal

reminiscent

factor

have

is a common

thought

cell elements

in the

another

from

in

finding

cell carcinoma, set

formation.

(29,30).

growth

!GF-Il

in Wilms’

heterogeneous,

genesis

and

(nephroblastoma)

(reviewed

acteristically

for

as insulin-like

expressed

children,

expression

Thus,

tumor

greater

this

allele

previous

PAX-2

transitional

tissue.

SET

now

tissue,

renal

similar

elevated

significantly

normal

in

The

pattern

was

of set may

in Wibms’

cell carcinoma,

cystic

nephro-

transcription

transcription

participate

by

in devel-

protein

gene

observed

PAX-8,

our

observed

that

also

as well

PAX-2,

in young

tract

is

PAX-8,

tumor

blastema

with

in renal

is quite

nephron

than

expression

with

I 879

during

IGF-II

companied

expression kidney

as the previously here

(2).

expression

and

that

may

protein

derived

ADPKD,

to our

kidney

neonatal

of set mRNA

expression

to be highly

Wilms’

and

to that of the homeobox

pattern

shown

rat

cells

and

compared

ADPKD

Also,

in the region

protein

in

carcinomas

cells

is similar

abundance

or

ex-

stem

SET

cells

PAX-2

is possible

by WT1

tumors

not the case

of PP- 1,

mesenchymal

SET

we demonstrate

mRNA

inhibitor

are consistent

levels

As well

SET is similar

addition,

observation

fetal

kidney

rat kidney.

In

greater

rat

of high

mRNA

kidney.

in developing

in

Wilms’

the

distribution of PP- 1 mRNA uniform expression of PP2-A

This

much

1 (PP-i)

hybridization

, it

by WT1

Tumors

and

epithelial

because

be regulated

formation. Whereas

expression

Development

to early

Furthermore,

is repressed also

phosphatase

in situ

set mRNA

morphogenesis

of

in Renal

blastema

genesis.

of cell

lineages. examined

protein

metanephric

of greater

findings

(28)

metanephric

even

phase

in the regulation

cell

Using

region.

findings

all,

et a!.

rat

mRNA

set

(I- 1), an endogenous

only

outer

previous

This

not

kidney.

throughout

express logarithmic

is involved

but

found changes in the in fetal rat kidney and

isoforms

set

that SET

in many,

developing

not the

work by Svennilson and the serine/threonine

authors

was

did

during

likely

proliferation

Recent of PP2-A

cells

examined

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subunits

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