Regulation of insulin secretion from novel engineered insulinoma cell lines

Diabetes
Hans E HohmeierChristopher B Newgard

Abstract

In the accompanying article, we describe the creation of novel cell lines derived from RIN 1046-38 rat insulinoma cells by stable transfection with combinations of genes encoding human insulin, GLUT2, and glucokinase. Herein we describe the regulation of insulin secretion and glucose metabolism in these new cell lines. A cell line (betaG I/17) expressing only the human proinsulin transgene exhibits a clear increase in basal insulin production (measured in the absence of secretagogues) relative to parental RIN 1046-38 cells. betaG I/17 cells engineered for high levels of GLUT2 expression and a twofold increase in glucokinase activity (betaG 49/206) or engineered for a 10-fold increase in glucokinase activity alone (betaG 40/110) exhibit a 66% and 80% suppression in basal insulin secretion relative to betaG I/17 cells, respectively. As a result, betaG 49/206 and betaG 40/110 cells exhibit potent insulin-secretory responses to glucose alone (6.1- and 7.6-fold, respectively) or to glucose plus isobutylmethylxanthine (10.8- and 15.1-fold, respectively) that are clearly larger than the corresponding responses of betaG I/17 or parental RIN 1046-38 cells. betaG 49/206 and betaG 40/110 cells also exhibit a rapid and sustained response t...Continue Reading

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