PARP1在K192位点的乳酸化抑制卵巢癌细胞的迁移和增殖
doi: 10.7655/NYDXBNSN241251
苏宁1 , 曹颖2,3 , 张淑平1 , 吴少君4 , 孙鸿展4 , 唐雪俊2 , 袁冬兰4 , 张东1 , 杨莉莉4 , 应小燕2
1. 南京医科大学生殖医学与子代健康全国重点实验室,江苏 南京 211166
2. 南京医科大学第二附属医院妇科,江苏 南京 210029
3. 连云港市妇幼保健院妇科,江苏 连云港 222000
4. 南京医科大学附属泰州人民医院妇科,江苏 泰州 225300
基金项目: 国家自然科学基金(32070840,32370912) ; 江苏省妇幼健康重点学科基金(FXK201712)
Lactylation of PARP1 at K192 inhibits the migration and proliferation of ovarian cancer cells
SU Ning1 , CAO Ying2,3 , ZHANG Shuping1 , WU Shaojun4 , SUN Hongzhan4 , TANG Xuejun2 , YUAN Donglan4 , ZHANG Dong1 , YANG Lili4 , YING Xiaoyan2
1. State Key Laboratory of Reproductive Medicine and Offspring Health,Nanjing Medical University,Nanjing 211166
2. Department of Gynecology,the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University,Nanjing 210029
3. Department of Gynecology,Lianyungang Maternal and Child Health Hospital,Lianyungang 222000
4. Department of Gynecology,Taizhou People’s Hospital Affiliated to Nanjing Medical University,Taizhou 225300 ,China
摘要
目的:卵巢癌(ovarian cancer,OC)在全球女性癌症中排名前列。许多研究在多个遗传调控水平上探究了OC的发生和进展。但很少有研究探讨翻译后修饰(post-translation modification,PTM)对OC进展的影响,而这对发现新的治疗靶点至关重要。本研究拟通过系统鉴定OC进展的关键PTM类型,探讨并评估其在治疗靶点的转化潜力。方法:首先,利用多种泛 PTM抗体来比较临床女性正常卵巢组织和OC组织之间的泛PTM水平。在鉴定出乳酸化为差异最显著的PTM后,选择代表性的样品进行无标记质谱分析,以识别特定的乳酸化位点。随后用野生型(wild type,WT)PARP1-EGFP-STREPⅡ或其K192A突变体转染A2780卵巢癌细胞,检测与增殖(克隆形成实验)、ROS水平和迁移(细胞划痕实验)相关的各种细胞指标。结果:临床 OC样本中的泛乳酸化水平显著上调,其中PARP1在K192位点的乳酸化是变化最为显著的PTM之一。PARP1-WT的过表达能显著抑制OC细胞系A2780的生长和迁移活性,而K192A突变体则失去了这种抑制作用。此外,PARP1-WT过表达可显著下调 ERK1/2信号通路的磷酸化水平。结论:本研究发现并证实了OC中存在PARP1的新型PTM形式——乳酸化修饰,K192位点的乳酸化通过ERK1/2途径调节OC细胞的生长和迁移。
Abstract
Objective:Ovarian cancer(OC)ranks among the leading causes of mortality among the female cancers worldwide. Numerous studies have explored the development and progression of OC at multiple genetic regulatory levels. However,relatively few studies have explored the impact of post-translational modifications(PTM)on OC progression,which is essential for uncovering new therapeutic targets. This study aimed to systematically identify the key PTM types involved in OCprogression,and to explore and evaluate their translational potential as therapeutic targets. Methods:First,we utilized multiple general PTM antibodies to compare gross PTM levels between normal ovarian and OC tissues from clinical females. After identifying lactylation as the PTM with the most significant differences,we selected representative samples for label-free mass spectrometry to identify specific lactylation sites. Next, we transfected A2780(OC)cells with either wild-type(WT)or mutant(K192A[Q])poly(ADP-ribose)polymerase 1(PARP1) conjugated to enhanced green fluorescent protein(EGFP)with a Strep Ⅱ peptide tag and assessed various cellular indexes related to cell proliferation(clonogenicity assay),migration(scratch wound healing assay),and reactive oxygen species levels. Results:Panlactylation was significantly upregulated in clinical OC samples,with PARP1 lactylation at K192 being one of the most common modifications. The growth and migration of A2780 cells were markedly suppressed by overexpressing PARP1 - WT but not mutant PARP1. Overexpressing PARP1 significantly downregulated the phosphorylation of extracellular signal-regulated kinases 1/2(ERK1/ 2). Conclusion:This study uncovered a novel PTM of PARP1 in OC,lactylation,and demonstrated that lactylation at K192 is crucial in regulating OC cell growth and migration via the ERK1/2 pathway. Further investigations are required to elucidate the broader functional implications of PARP1 lactylation and its therapeutic potential.
Ovarian cancer(OC)ranks the third most common cancer among women and the leading cause of cancer⁃ related mortality in gynecological cancers,with over 22 000 women diagnosed and approximately 14 000 dying from OC annually in the United States[1] . Early diagnosis of OC is challenging,primarily due to its subtle initial symptoms,such as bloating,indigestion,lower back pain,and frequent urination,which are often mis⁃ taken for other benign conditions[2] . leading to diagnos⁃ tic delays. As a result,over 70% of OC cases are diag⁃ nosed at an advanced stage. Late diagnosis often leaves patients with limited treatment options and a poor prog⁃ nosis[3] . While OC has several subtypes,its treatment remains relatively consistent,primarily involving tumor debulking surgery and platinum ⁃ based combination chemotherapy with taxanes[4] . Although OC is consid⁃ ered as a platinum⁃sensitive tumor with a high response rate to first ⁃ line standard treatment,75% of patients with advanced OC will still experience metastasis,recur⁃ rence,and ultimately resistance,resulting in poor long ⁃ term survival. Discovering new biomarkers associated with OC is crucial for improving treatment outcomes for patients with this disease.
Post⁃translational modifications(PTMs),which in⁃ volve the covalent modification of amino acids within proteins,have been shown to play crucial roles in nu⁃ merous cellular processes[5-7] . Advances in high⁃through⁃ put sequencing technologies have led to the discovery of novel PTMs,including lactylation. In 2019,Zhang et al[8] first reported histone lactylation,which involves the addition of a lactyl group to lysine residues on his⁃ tone tails. Since then,histone lactylation has been in⁃ creasingly reported in various diseases,cell types,and organisms,including cancers such as non ⁃ small cell lung cancer[9] and bladder cancer[10],immune ⁃ related cells like macrophages[11],and plants[12] . Like other PTMs,such as acetylation,methylation,phosphoryla⁃ tion,and ubiquitination,lactylation has been identified as another epigenetic modulator of gene expression[8]
Poly(ADP ⁃ ribose)polymerase ⁃ 1(PARP1)is a PTM enzyme that catalyzes the removal of ADP⁃ribose residues from oxidized nicotinamide adenine dinucleo⁃ tide(NAD+)to the target substrate,forming poly(ADP⁃ ribose)(PAR). This process is essential for various cel⁃ lular functions,including the repair of double ⁃ strand breaks,cell adhesion and movement,transcriptional regulation,innate immunity,and apoptosis[13-14] . Nu⁃ merous studies have shown that PARP1 levels are up⁃ regulated in diverse tumors[15-16] . The crosstalk between acetylation,ubiquitination,and SUMOylation at multi⁃ ple PARP1 sites has been implicated in the pathogene⁃ sis of neurodegenerative diseases[17] . Moreover,PARP1 acetylation has been shown to promote nuclear factor kappa B(NF ⁃κB)⁃mediated chemoresistance to plati⁃ num compounds in cancer cells[18] . However,studies on the lactylation of PARP1 remain scarce.
In this study,we found that lactylation was the most significantly upregulated PTM in OC samples. Using label ⁃ free mass spectrometry,we identified 10 upregulated and 16 downregulated lactylation sites within proteins that are important in multiple key cellu⁃ lar processes. We also demonstrated that lactylation of PARP1 at the K192 site significantly inhibits the growth and migration of OC cells by downregulating phosphor⁃ ylated(p)⁃extracellular signal⁃regulated kinases(ERKs).
1 Materials and methods
1.1 Materials
1.1.1 Cell lines and cell culture
The human OC cell line,A2780 was obtained from the China Cell Bank(Shanghai,China). The A2780 cells were cultivated in high⁃glucose Dulbecco’s modified Eagle medium(Gibco,USA)supplemented with 10% fetal bovine serum(Gibco,USA)and 1% pen⁃ icillin/streptomycin(Sigma,USA)at 37℃ in a 5% CO2 incubator with 90% humidity.
1.1.2 Tumor samples and normal tissues
Clinical OC samples,including primary OC tis⁃ sues(n=37)and normal ovarian tissues(n=21),were collected from the Second Affiliated Hospital(SAH)of Nanjing Medical University(NJMU). The tissue sam⁃ ples were examined by qualified clinicians to ensure the correct classification. This study was conducted in strict accordance with the1975 Declaration of Helsin⁃ ki and was approved by the Ethics Committees of the SAH of NJMU(authorization no.:[2023]⁃KY⁃007⁃01)
1.2 Methods
1.2.1 Dot blotting
Proteins were isolated from clinical tissue sam⁃ ples by lysing with PIPA buffer,separated by sodium dodecyl sulfate ⁃ polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS ⁃ PAGE),and then transferred to polyvinylidene difluoride(PVDF)membranes. Next,the membranes were washed and blocked with blocking buffer(Tris ⁃ buffered saline with Tween 20 containing5% non ⁃fat milk). Subsequently,they were incubated with primary and secondary antibodies against target proteins. Finally, the target proteins were visualized using an enhanced chemiluminescence(ECL)kit(Yeasen,Shanghai,Chi⁃ na)and an ECL detection system(Tanon,Shanghai, China)
1.2.2 PTM identification by mass spectrometry
Human OC and normal ovarian tissue samples (three per group)were preserved in dry ice and trans⁃ ported to a specialized mass spectrometry company(Bio⁃ techPack,Beijing,China)for PTM site identification.
1.2.3 Plasmid construction and transfection
Enhanced green fluorescent protein(EGFP)with a Strep Ⅱ peptide tag was attached to the C ⁃terminal end of human PARP1 and inserted into the mammalian expression plasmid pcDNA3.1(+). The PARP1⁃K192A and ⁃K192Q mutant constructs were generated by site⁃ directed mutagenesis(Vazyme,Nanjing,China)using the wild⁃type(WT)plasmid as a template. A2780 cells were transfected with empty(no PARP1 insert), PARP1⁃WT,or PARP1⁃K192A plasmids using Lipo⁃ fectamine2000 reagent(Fisher Scientific,USA). The cells were then cultured for 24 h for PARP1 expression.
1.2.4 Colony formation assays
Twenty⁃four hours after the transfection,200 cells were seeded into each sub⁃well of a six⁃well plate and cultivated for additional six days. The wells were then fixed with 1% paraformaldehyde,stained with 0.1% crystal violet dye,and analyzed under a light micro⁃ scope(Ti2⁃A,Nikon,Japan).
1.2.5 Wound healing assay
Twenty ⁃four hours after transfection,5×105 cells were seeded into each sub ⁃well of the six ⁃well plates and cultured until 80%-90% confluence. Next,a ster⁃ ile10 μL pipette tip was used to create a liner scratch across the cell monolayer. Then,three randomly selected areas were imaged at assigned time points(0,24,48 h) using a light microscope and measured with ImageJ software.
1.2.6 ROS detection
Reactive oxygen species(ROS)were quantified using a ROS Detection Kit(Beyotime,China). First, cells were spread on glass slides and immobilized, then incubated with a ROS detection probe tagged with dichlorofluorescein diacetate for 20 min at 37℃ in the dark. Then,ROS signals were imaged under a spinning disk confocal microscope(Oxford Instruments,UK)
1.2.7 Detection of early apoptosis
A2780 cells were cultured in dishes with a glass bottom and stained with 5 μL of an Annexin V ⁃FITC/ PI Kit(Yeasen,China)for 15 min in the dark at room temperature. Finally,apoptosis signals were imaged un⁃ der a spinning disk confocal microscope.
1.2.8 Immunofluorescence
Immunofluorescence was performed as previously described[9] . Briefly,A2780 cells were grown on glass slips and then permeated,fixed,and blocked with 1% bovine serum albumin in PHEM. Then,they were incu⁃ bated with primary antibodies against marker of prolif⁃ eration Ki ⁃ 67(MKI67;Cell Signaling Technology, USA)and proliferating cell nuclear antigen(PCNA; Sangon Biotech,Shanghai,China)and then relevant fluorophore ⁃ tagged secondary antibodies. DNA was stained with 4′,6 ⁃ diamidino ⁃ 2 ⁃ phenylindole(Beyo⁃ time,China). Cells were imaged under a spinning disk conforcal microscope.
1.3 Statistical analysis
Statistical analyses were performed using Graph⁃ Pad Prism(version 8.0). Each experiment was repeated at least three times. Data are presented as the mean ± standard error of the mean(SEM),without excluding maximum or minimum values. Data were compared be⁃ tween two groups using Student’s t ⁃ test,and among three or more groups using one⁃way analysis of variance (ANOVA). P⁃ value of <0.05 was considered statisti⁃ cally significant.
2 Results
2.1 Lactylation showed the most significant upregula⁃ tion in OC
No previous studies have comprehensively com⁃ pared pan ⁃PTMs in OC. We first employed antibodies against seven PTMs(isobutyrylation,acetylation,lacty⁃ lation,benzoylation,succinylation,malonylation,and crotonylation)to compare pan ⁃ PTM levels between groups. To simultaneously analyze all examined sam⁃ ples(clinical normal ovarian and OC tissues)in paral⁃ lel,we initially used dot blots for preliminary screen⁃ ing. Lactylation(Figure1A,B),acetylation(Figure1C, D),and benzoylation(Figure1E,F)exhibited the most significant changes,with lactylation showing the most pronounced upregulationd(Figure1A,B),whereas acetylation and benzoylation were downregulated. Con⁃ sidering that an upregulated index is preferred for clini⁃ cal diagnosis,we focused on lactylation.
2.2 Lactylation site identification and bioinformatics
Clinical samples are usually distinct from each other in many aspects,which is always a major issue in omics studies. We selected six control and OC samples based on the pan⁃lactylation dot⁃blot intensity and then confirmed their lactylation(Figure2A),benzoylation (Figure2B),and acetylation(Figure2C)levels by Western blot.
Next,we verified the tumor features of the selected tissues through blood vessel marker platelet and endo⁃thelial cell adhesion molecule1(PECAM1/CD31, Figure 3A,B),proliferation marker PCNA(Figure 3A, C),and tumor suppressor marker RB transcriptional corepressor 1(RB1,Figure 3A,D)
1在临床正常卵巢组织与卵巢癌组织中斑点印迹及量化有差异的泛PTMs
Figure1Dot blotting and quantification of the pan⁃PTMs with significant differences in clinical normal ovarian and OC tissues
2在选定的正常卵巢组织和OC组织中蛋白印迹检测有显著差异的泛PTMs
Figure2Western blot of pan⁃PTMs with significant differences in selected clinical normal ovarian and OC tissues
Then,from the upper selected samples(five per group),we randomly picked three for label⁃free identi⁃ fication of lactylation sites. We identified 10 upregulated and 16 downregulated sites(Figure 4A). Kyoto Ency⁃ clopedia of Genes and Genomes(KEGG)analysis showed that the top processes included ribosome,pro⁃ tein,and proteasome(Figure 4B,C).
2.3 PARP1⁃K192 lactylation is important for OC pro⁃ gression
We employed String and Cormine to analyze the interactions between upregulated and downregulated proteins,which we defined as differentially lactylated proteins(DLP). We found that PARP1 interacts multi⁃ ple oncoproteins(Figure5A). Therefore,we believed that focusing on PARP1 lactylation could serve as a good model for studying the function of lactylation in OC. PARP1 undergoes lactylation specifically at the K192 residue. Although the Alphafold prediction did not indicate that the inactivation of K192 lactylation (K192A)significantly altered the spatial configuration of PARP1(Figure5B,C),we speculated that K192A might still influence PARP1’s functionality.
To explore this further,we overexpressed either PARP1 wild type(WT)or PARP1 ⁃ K192A in A2780 cells to assess their effects. We first confirmed, through EGFP fluorescence imaging and immunoblot⁃ting,that both WT and K192A PARP1 were expressed efficiently and at comparable levels(Figure6A,B). Subsequently,we found that overexpressing PARP1 ⁃ WT significantly reduced the migration and prolifera⁃ tion of A2780 cells,whereas overexpressing PARP1⁃ K192A showed minimal impact(Figure6C-F). In addi⁃ tion,overexpressing PARP1 ⁃ WT significantly reduced the levels of Ki⁃67(Figure7A,B)and PCNA(Figure7C, D),while PARP1⁃K192A overexpression had negligible effects. Finally,overexpressing of PARP1 ⁃ WT signifi⁃ cantly increased ROS levels(Figure8A,B)and annexin V signals(Figure8C,D),whereas PARP1⁃K192A over⁃ expression had minimal influence.
3对选定的临床对照和OC样本肿瘤特征进行验证
Figure3Verification of the tumor character of selected clinical control and OC samples
4在临床卵巢癌样本中通过质谱鉴定蛋白的差异乳酸化位点
Figure4Mass spec identification of differentially⁃lactylated sites in clinical OC samples
2.4 PARP1 K192 lactylation downregulates ERK ac⁃ tivity
Next,we investigated whether PARP1 lactylation affected downstream oncogenic signals. We found that overexpressing PARP1 ⁃ WT significantly reduced p ⁃ ERK1/2 levels without altering gross ERK1/2 levels, while overexpressing PARP1 ⁃ K192A had little effect (Figure9A-D).
3 Discussion
This study is the first to comprehensively compare the levels of multiple pan ⁃ PTMs between female nor⁃ mal ovarian and OC samples. It revealed that pan⁃lacty⁃ lation was the most upregulated PTMs and identified many DLP sites in OC samples. Moreover,it showed that lactylation of PARP1 at K192 might regulate OC progression and proliferation through the ERK1/2 path⁃ way.
PARP1 is upregulated at both the messenger RNA (mRNA)and protein levels,with a concomitant in⁃ crease in its enzymatic activity,in some cancers,in⁃cluding primary prostate,and colorectal cancer[19-21] . It is also overexpressed in other malignancies,such as en⁃ dometrial adenocarcinoma,small ⁃ cell lung cancer, skin cancer,non⁃Hodgkin lymphoma,and triple⁃nega⁃ tive breast cancer[22-24] . Moreover,various studies have shown that increased PARP1 levels correlate positively with tumor progression[25-26] . However,unlike these studies,ours found that overexpressing PARP1 ⁃ WT suppressed the proliferation of OC cells. This differ⁃ ence might be because PARP1 is already expressed at a high level in A2780 cells,and its further overexpres⁃ sion places it in a hyper ⁃ activated state. PARP1 has been reported to caused intracellular exhaustion of NAD+ and ATP,which in turn induces cell necrosis and death. In addition,other reports have shown that PARP1 overactivation induces excessive PAR synthe⁃ sis and induced apoptosis[27-28] . Moreover,excessive PARP1 induced PAR was shown to be directly toxic to neurons and trigger signals to induce neuron death[14-29] . Our recent study also found that PARP1 overactivation suppressed the proliferation of cervical cancer cells[14] .
5PARP1相互作用网络和结构预测
Figure5Interaction and structure prediction of PARP1
Our study examined multiple essential kinases regulating cancer cell progression A2780 cells overex⁃ pressing PARP1⁃WT or PARP1⁃K192A. Overexpress⁃ ing PARP1 ⁃WT significantly reduced p ⁃ ERK1/2 lev⁃ els,a well ⁃ known critical oncoprotein,which may be one mechanism by which overexpressing PARP1 ⁃ WT reduced the proliferation of A2780 cells. Interestingly, PARP1 overactivation was found to promoted cell death by downregulating p⁃ERK1/2 [30] .
Collectively,our study uncovered a new lacty⁃ lation site on PARP1 in OC,which functions in OC pro⁃ gression. Further investigations are required to under⁃ stand how lactylation regulates PARP1 function.
6PARP1过表达降低了A2780细胞的迁移和克隆形成
Figure6PARP1 overexpression decreased migration and colony formation in A2780 cells
Data availability statement:
The data that support the findings of this study are avail⁃ able from the corresponding author upon reasonable request. Supplementary dataset 1 has been deposited into Zenodo(DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8164720).
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Conflict of Interests:
The authors declared that they have no conflicts of interest to this work.
作者贡献声明:
苏宁负责大部分实验操作、数据收集与分析工作;曹颖完成了诸多基础性工作(如临床样本采集、全蛋白翻译后修饰筛选等);张淑平参与实验操作、数据收集与分析工作;应小燕、杨莉莉和张东负责实验设计;其余作者均参与了部分实验协助工作。论文稿件由张东在苏宁协助下撰写,应小燕和杨莉莉负责审校并提出修改建议。所有作者均阅读了论文终稿并同意发表。
7PARP1过表达降低了A2780细胞的增殖
Figure7PARP1 overexpression decreased proliferation of A2780 cells
8PARP1过表达降低了A2780细胞的健康状况
Figure8PARP1 overexpression decreased health status of A2780 cells
9PARP1过表达降低p⁃ERK1/2水平
Figure9PARP1 overexpression decreased p⁃ERK1/2
Authors Contributions:
SU Ning was the primary charger in most of the experi⁃ ments,data collection and analysis,CAO Ying did many funda⁃ mental jobs(clinical sample collection,pan ⁃PTM screen,etc); ZHANG Shuping made substantial contribution;YING Xiaoyan, YANG Lili,and ZHANG Dong designed the research;All others assisted in some of the experiments. ZHANG Dong wrote the manuscript with the assistance of SU Ning. YING Xiaoyan and YANG Lili proofread and gave advice. All authors read and ap⁃ proved the final manuscript.
1在临床正常卵巢组织与卵巢癌组织中斑点印迹及量化有差异的泛PTMs
Figure1Dot blotting and quantification of the pan⁃PTMs with significant differences in clinical normal ovarian and OC tissues
2在选定的正常卵巢组织和OC组织中蛋白印迹检测有显著差异的泛PTMs
Figure2Western blot of pan⁃PTMs with significant differences in selected clinical normal ovarian and OC tissues
3对选定的临床对照和OC样本肿瘤特征进行验证
Figure3Verification of the tumor character of selected clinical control and OC samples
4在临床卵巢癌样本中通过质谱鉴定蛋白的差异乳酸化位点
Figure4Mass spec identification of differentially⁃lactylated sites in clinical OC samples
5PARP1相互作用网络和结构预测
Figure5Interaction and structure prediction of PARP1
6PARP1过表达降低了A2780细胞的迁移和克隆形成
Figure6PARP1 overexpression decreased migration and colony formation in A2780 cells
7PARP1过表达降低了A2780细胞的增殖
Figure7PARP1 overexpression decreased proliferation of A2780 cells
8PARP1过表达降低了A2780细胞的健康状况
Figure8PARP1 overexpression decreased health status of A2780 cells
9PARP1过表达降低p⁃ERK1/2水平
Figure9PARP1 overexpression decreased p⁃ERK1/2
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