Pathways of Metabolite-Related Damage to a Synthetic p53 Gene Exon 7 Oligonucleotide Using Magnetic Enzyme Bioreactor Beads and LC-MS/MS Sequencing

Biochemistry
Spundana MallaJames F Rusling

Abstract

Reactive metabolites of environmental chemicals and drugs can cause site specific damage to the p53 tumor suppressor gene in a major pathway for genotoxicity. We report here a high-throughput, cell-free, 96-well plate magnetic bead-enzyme system interfaced with LC-MS/MS sequencing for bioactivating test chemicals and identifying resulting adduction sites on genes. Bioactivated aflatoxin B1 was reacted with a 32 bp exon 7 fragment of the p53 gene using eight microsomal cytochrome (cyt) P450 enzymes from different organs coated on magnetic beads. All cyt P450s converted aflatoxin B1 to aflatoxin B1-8,9-epoxide that adducts guanine (G) in codon 249, with subsequent depurination to give abasic sites and then strand breaks. This is the first demonstration in a cell-free medium that the aflatoxin B1 metabolite selectively causes abasic site formation and strand breaks at codon 249 of the p53 probe, corresponding to the chemical pathway and mutations of p53 in human liver cells and tumors. Molecular modeling supports the view that binding of aflatoxin B1-8,9-epoxide to G in codon 249 precedes the SN2 adduction reaction. Among a range of metabolic enzymes characteristic of different organs, human liver microsomes and cyt P450 3A5 super...Continue Reading

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