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Journal of the Korean Society Hyperthermia Oncology
1996 Volume.1 No. 2 p.15 ~ p.33
PROTECTION OF SMALL HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN AGAINST TNF¥á-INDUCED OXIDATIVE DNA DAMAGE
Sun Hee Beak
Young Sup Kwak/Ji Yeon Kim/Young Mee Park
Abstract
Previous studies have demonstrated that oxidative stress involving generation of
reactive oxygen species(ROS) is responsible for the cytotoxic action of TNF¥á.
Protective effect of small heat shock proteins(small hsps) against diverse oxidative
stress conditions has been suggested. Although overexpression of small hsp was shown
to provide an enhanced survival of TNF¥á-sensitive cells when challenged with TNF¥á,
neither the nature of TNF¥á-induced cytotoxicity nor the protective mechanism of small
hsp has not been completely understood. In this study, we have attempted to determine
whether TNF¥á induces oxidative DNA damage in TNF¥á-sensitive L929 cells. We
chose to measure the level of 8-hydroxy-2'deoxyguanosine(8 ohdG), which has been
increasingly recognized as one of the most sensitive markers of oxidative DNA damage.
Our results clearly demonstrated that the level of 8 ohdG increased in L929 cells in a
TNF¥á dose-dependent manner. Subsequently, we asked whether small hsp has a
protective effect on TNF¥á-induced oxidative DNA damage. To accomplish this goal, we
have stably transfected L929 cells with mouse small hsp cDNA(hsp25) since these cells
are devoid of endogenous small hsps. We found that TNF¥á-induced 8 ohdG was
decreased in cells overexpressing exogenous small hsp. We also found that the cell
killing activity of TNF¥á was decreased in these cells as measured by clonogenic
survival. Taken together, results from the current study show that cytotoxic mechanism
of TNF¥á involves oxidative damage of DNA and that overexpression of the small hsp
reduces this oxidative damage. We suggest that the reduction of oxidative DNA damage
is one of the most important protective mechanisms of small hsp against TNF¥á.
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