Title: Michael Tomasson, MD HematologyOncology Grand Rounds 111403
1Michael Tomasson, MDHematology/OncologyGrand
Rounds11/14/03
Development of an animal model of t(414)
multiple myeloma
2Requirements for malignant transformation
Self-sufficiency in growth signals
Limitless replicative potential
Hanahan Weinberg, Cell 2000
3Requirements for a career in academia
Get up go
Thrive on criticism
Dont quit
Obtain funding
Local invasion or metastasis
Be obsessive
4Recurring chromosomal translocations in human
leukemia
5Requirements for malignant transformation
Hanahan Weinberg, Cell 2000
6Recurring chromosomal translocations in multiple
myeloma
7t(4 14) translocation dysregulation of FGFR3
and MMSET
FGFR3
4p16.3
MMSET
bkpt
14
4
Cen.
Tel.
der(4)
der(14)
8FGFR3 an RTK involved in MM pathogenesis
- One of four tyrosine kinase receptors of FGF
family - Germline mutations that cause FGFR3 activated in
the absence of ligand are responsible for
inhibition of normal bone growth - Normal B cells do not express FGFR3
- Elevated FGFR3 level found in MM cells with
t(414) translocation - Mutated FGFR3 can transform hematopoietic cells,
but not MM, WT FGFR3 need longer latency (gt1 yr)
9Clinical facts about Multiple Myeloma
- Malignant B cell tumor -- multi-focal tumors in
bone marrow - Clongenic plasma cells secrete immunoglobulins
(Ig) or Ig fragments light chain deposition
disease is a variant - Progression from MGUS to MM
- Pathophysiologic features include osteolytic
lesions, anemia, renal insufficiency and
recurrent bacterial infection - Incurable 3-4 year survival with routine therapy
- 4-5 year survival with high-dose therapy
10Stromal cell interactions appear to be important
to MM pathogenesis
11Microarrays have been used extensively to study MM
12HD Rx in Multiple Myeloma
13Recurring chromosomal translocations in multiple
myeloma
14Multi-step pathogenesis of MM
a Normal long-lived Plasma cell
? 13
Germinal-centre B cell
Myeloma Cell line
Extramedulary Myeloma
Intramedulary Myeloma
Smouldering Myeloma
MGUS
Bone marrow stromal cell dependences
IL-6 dependences
Angiogenesis
Bone destruction
Increased DNA-labeling index
b c d
e
15FGFR3 is overexpressed in most, but not all
t(414)
16Is MMSET critical for MM transformation?
- MMSET mRNA is expressed in all human multiple
myeloma cell lines - Significantly increased level of MMSET in MM
cells with t(414) translocation - t(414) translocation is related to poor
prognosis - MMSET expression may be independent of FGFR3 due
to loss of der(14) - Importantly no examples of t(414) tumors have
lost der(4) or do not contain Ig/MMSET hybrid
transcripts - High expression of MMSET is correspondent to
shorter survival - Strikingly, share significant homology with
HRX/ALL-1/MLL gene - No protein study has been reported
17MMSET (Multiple Myeloma SET domain)
- Same as WHSC1 (Wolf-Hirshhorn Syndrome)
- SET (Suppressor of variegation-Enhancer of
zeste-Trithorax) - Other functional domains suggest nuclear
localization/DNA binding - Expressed in normal tissue thymus and testes
- Two spliced mRNA
8389 PA
Polydenylation Signals
ORF 1911 bp
5UT
2092
2990
3095
3266
8364
3
11
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5
6
7
8
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10
NLS
NLS
PHD
PHD Finger
hath
HMG
1
2
3
hath
SET
4
7418 PA
ORF 4094 bp
PA Signals
5UT
4982
7395
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18Anti-MMSET Serum
L S G C C
L
S
G
C
- Synthesize peptide KQSPLSVQS
- Immune rabbits
- Purify Serum
- Immunoblot with lysate from MMSET cDNA
transfected BaF3 cells
110
61
Control
GFP
Short
Long
110
61
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19First step - Retrovirus in vitro and in vivo
MSCV-MMSET-long-GFP MSCV-MMSET-Short-GFP MSCV-GFP
MSCV-MMSET-long-Neo MSCV-MMSET-Short-Neo MSCV-Neo
LTR
MMSET
IRES
eGFP
LTR
20(No Transcript)
21Retroviral expression in IL-3 dependent BaF3
cells
- MMSET could not rescue IL-3 starved BaF3 cells
22Primary murine bone marrow transduction/transplant
ation
IL-3, SCF, TPO, FLT-3
5-FU
Total BM
Transduce with virus
Harvest transduced cells
23MMSET BMT Spleen
(Control)
(GFP)
0.00
0.06
11.20
60.43
16.41
80.39
(MMSET-Long)
(MMSET-Short)
1.22
28.59
0.89
17.52
GFP
63.13
56.87
B220
24Spleen
(Control)
(GFP)
21.43
32.34
0.02
0.23
20.53
44.22
(MMSET-Long)
(MMSET-Short)
5.55
4.76
11.03
5.98
GFP
33.19
32.37
B220
25Peripheral Blood Analysis
26Another approach Transgenic mice
- 5 E-mu-MMSET (MMSET-long and MMSET-short)
- Target expression of MMSET to B cells using
well-studied immunoglobulin heavy chain enhancer
and promoter casette -
Eµ VHP
MMSET
ß-globin splice Poly A
3 MMSET-Long transgenic founders4 MMSET-Short
transgenic founders
27MMSET RT-PCR of transgenic mice
3T3 Long
TG Spleen
TG B.M.
BMT Spleen
BMT B.M.
GFP Spleen
GFP B.M.
28MM is a cancer of post-GC B-cells
29Ongoing MM experiments
- Develop MMSET antisera
- Test hypothesis that MMSETL and S isoforms
heterodimerize - Sheep RBC stimulate MMSET mice assess post-GC
B-cells - Cross MMSET and Rb/- mice
- GC-cre x activated Ras ( x MMSET)
- MMSET knock-out?
30DJ
3E?
P
P
E?
I?
Chr. 14q32
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P
P
P
1
FGFR3
3
MMSET
Chr. 4p16
t(414)
CENTROMERE
TELOMERE
p
P
P
E?
MMSET
3
der(4)
I?
3E?
P
P
1
FGFR3
?
der(14)
Fig. 2 Dysregulation of FGFR3 and MMSET/WHSC1 by
t(414)(p16q32) in MM
Bergsagel PL, Oncogene, 2001
31Whitlock-Witte long-term B-cell Culture
- Harvest BM cells from Balb/c mice
- Retrovirus infection
- Culture in RPMI 1640 5FBS 50 ?M 2-ME, and
change media twice a week - Count floating cells after 16 d and every 3 days
thereafter
32Isotype Control
GFP
84.92
9.78
12.16
9.62
MMSET-Long
MMSET-Short
85.04
10.41
79.23
9.43
B220
GFP
33Retrovirus infected BMT
- Donor 5-Fu treated Balb/c mice (n10 per
construct) - Recipient 900 rad irradiated Balb/c mice (n10)
- So far, Mice are happy after 11 weeks
34MMSET BMT Spleen
0.43
71.55
1.83
26.92
15.98
0.44
GFP
1.48
4.11
4.53
GFP
MMSET-Long
MMSET-Short
CD3
35Bone Marrow
37.97
3.98
49.52
1.58
64.49
21.00
32.93
26.21
GFP
Gr
GFP
MMSET-Long
MMSET-Short
36Bone Marrow
28.31
56.00
2.09
20.60
1.49
20.83
9.16
60.40
60.88
GFP
MMSET-Long
GFP
MMSET-Short
Mac
37(GFP)
51.45
17.87
Spleen
10.34
(MMSET-Long)
17.02
4.43
36.68
(MMSET-Short)
10.02
2.97
GFP
26.02
CD3
38(GFP)
54.92
1.68
Spleen
0.79
(MMSET-Long)
17.64
0.96
1.61
(MMSET-Short)
1.34
11.80
GFP
6.63
Gr
39(GFP)
54.92
1.68
Spleen
0.79
(MMSET-Long)
17.64
0.96
1.61
(MMSET-Short)
11.80
1.34
GFP
6.63
Mac
40MMSET domains
- NLS Nuclear Localization Signal
- HMG box High Mobility Group
- hath motif - homologous to the amino terminus of
hepatoma derived groth factor HDGF-has an NLS
and HMG - PHD - plant homeodomain zinc finger
- SET - Suppressor of variegation-Enhancer of
zeste-Trithorax
41FGFR3
MMSET
3E ? ? ? ? ? E? VDJ
3E
E?
14
4
42(No Transcript)
43Summary of Multiple Myeloma
- Fatal, responsive to chemotherapy, but still
incurable - A member of a spectrum of plasma cell disorders
- A pre-malignant lesion called monoclonal
gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS),
which is present in 1 of adults, progresses to
malignant MM at a rate of 1 per - Karyotypes of MM are complex - Chr 13 loss
common and poor prognostic factor - Primary translocations involving 14q32 common
- 50of MGUS and MM
- Genetic changes are similar in MGUS and MM and
amyloid - All patients should be evaluated at academic
center for enrollment in clinical trials
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