Identification of DU 145 prostate cancer cell proteins that bind to the carboxy-terminal peptide of human PTHrP in vitro

Peptides
John J GrzesiakMichael Bouvet

Abstract

Peptides spanning the range of human parathyroid hormone-related protein (PTHrP) have been shown to bind heat shock protein-70 expressed on the surface of cancer cells with cytoprotective consequences in vitro. The present study focused on identification of intracellular proteins that interact with the carboxy-terminal peptide of human PTHrP. Using affinity chromatography, we applied extracts of DU 145 prostate cancer cells over PTHrP (140-173)-Sepharose and eluted with 8 M urea. After concentration and electrophoresis, protein bands were excised and subjected to mass spectroscopy analyses. Proteins identified included those associated with protection from oxidative stress, DNA repair, protection from apoptosis, and proteins involved in membrane trafficking and cytoskeletal rearrangement. These novel protein-protein interactions further support the hypothesis that the carboxy-terminus of PTHrP plays a role in cell survival.

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Aug 12, 2015·Calcified Tissue International·Pedro EsbritAdolfo Díez-Pérez

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