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2000 Fiscal Year Final Research Report Summary

Inactivation model of human Adenomatous Polyposis Coli gene by using budding yeast in vivo.

Research Project

Project/Area Number 10470129
Research Category

Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B).

Allocation TypeSingle-year Grants
Section一般
Research Field Gastroenterology
Research InstitutionTohoku University

Principal Investigator

KANAMARU Ryonosuke  Department of Clinical Oncology, Institute of Development Aging & Cancer (IDAC) Tohoku University Professor, 加齢医学研究所, 教授 (70152783)

Co-Investigator(Kenkyū-buntansha) SUZUKI Takao  Department of Medical Oncology, Tohoku University Medical Hospital, Instrutor, 医学部・附属病院, 助手 (90292276)
SHIBATA Hiroyuki  Department of Clinical Oncology, Institute of Development Aging & Cancer (IDAC), Tohoku University Instructor, 加齢医学研究所, 助手 (50260071)
ISHIOKA Chikashi  Department of Clinical Oncology, Institute of Development Aging & Cancer (IDAC), Tohoku University Assistant professor, 加齢医学研究所, 助教授 (60241577)
Project Period (FY) 1998 – 2000
KeywordsAPC / Yeast / SC assay / tumor suppressor gene / carcinogen / mismatch repair system / colorectal tumor / stop codon assay
Research Abstract

Human APC gene plays the most important role of colorectal tumorigenesis, so we investigate to reveal the inactivation mechanism by using budding yeast. We presumed 2 type of inactivation mechanism : one is DNA replication error will cause the mutation of APC and the next reason is chemical carcinogen will cause the mutation. We has a good method to detect the mutations of long size DNA fragment, what we call, yeast stop codon assay. Yeast stop codon assay is very useful to detect the protein truncating mutation such as frameshift mutation and nonsense mutation.
On the first step, we performed some yeast cell lines those defects yeast mlh1, msh2, pms1, pms2 genes. At the result, the most good model of yeast mutation assay is msh2 defect cell lines to detect the mutation of human APC gene in yeast cells. The next, we analyzed the mutation cluster region of human APC gene and we detected more highly frequent mutation rate of APC mutation than that of wild type yeast msh2 cell lines. Most … More mutations in msh2 defect yeast cells were insertion of deletion mutations are most frequent in APC simple reapeat sequence. On the other hand, most mutations in wild type yeast cells were nonsense mutation we detected until now. So the inactivation mechanism has the feature of mutation spectrum of APC gene so that we might presume the inactivation mechanism in the clinical materials of colorectal tumors.
The patients who has more than 6 polyps of colon has much risk of colorectal carcinogenesis in general. So we collected lots of chinical materials of colorectal polyps in our related hospitals. we extracted the nuculeic acid from all each tumors and analyzed the MCR region of APC gene. We easily detected APC mutation by using stop codon assay or modified stop codon assay. APC mutations of each polyps of one individual were not the same part of APC gene, so we cannot detect rare polymorphism to occur that would make the error of DNA replication. Now we cannot finish the APC mutation data base in the yeast models, so we need to attempt to analyze human APC gene of more number of yeast samples and human clinical materials. Less

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  • [Publications] Suzuki T,Ishioka C,kato S,Mitachi Y, et al.: "Detection of APC mutations by a Yeast-based Protein Truncation Test(YPTT)."Genes Chromosome & Cancer. 21. 290-297 (1998)

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  • [Publications] Osada M,Ishioka C,Kanamaru R,Shun Taro I, et al.: "Cloning and funtional analysis of human p51,which structually and functionally resembles p53"Nature Medcine. 4-7. 839-843 (1998)

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  • [Publications] Shimodaira H,Shibata H,Suzuki T,Kanamaru R,Ishioka C et al.: "Functional analysis of human MLH1 mutations in Saccharomyces cerevisidae"Nature Genetics. 19. 384-389 (1998)

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  • [Publications] Simada A,Kanamaru R,Ishioka C, et al.: "The transcriptional Activities of p53 and Its Homologue p51/p63;Similarities and Differences"Cancer Reserch. 59. 2781-2786 (1999)

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  • [Publications] Sunahara M,Ishioka C,Ikawa S et al.: "Mutational analysis of p51/p63,a p53 homologue,in non small cell lung cancer and breast cancer"Oncogene. 18. 3761-3765 (1999)

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  • [Publications] Kato S,Kanamaru R,Ishioka C et al.: "Effects of p51/p63 Missense mutations on Transcriptional Activities of p53 Downstream genes Prometers."Cancer Reserch. 59. 5908-5911 (1999)

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  • [Publications] Han SH,Suzuki T,Shibata H,Ishioka C,Kanamaru R, et al.: "Functional elaluation of pTEN missense mutations using in vitro phosinositide phosphatase assay."Cancer Reserch. 60. 3147-3151 (2000)

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  • [Publications] Kato H,Suzuki T,Shibata H,Ishioka C,Kanamaru R et al.: "Functional evaluation of p53 and pTEN Mutations in Gliomas."Clinical Cancer Reserch. 6. 3937-3943 (2000)

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  • [Publications] Chikashi Ishioka, Takao Suzuki, Masato Sakayori, Akira Shimada, Ryunosuke Kanamaru: "Screening of the mutations of tumor suppressor genes by stop codon assay."Rinsho Kagaku. 34 (3). 368-373 (1998)

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  • [Publications] Ryunosuke Kanamaru, Takao Suzuki: "Genetic diagnosis of familial colorectal tumor by using budding yeast cells."Journal of the Japanese Society of Gastroenterology. 96. 131-136 (1999)

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  • [Publications] Takao Suzuki, Ryunosuke Kanamaru: "Genetic background of Carcinogenesis."Japanese Journal of Cancer Chemotherapy. 26 (13). 1971-1979 (1999)

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