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Supplementary Tables and Figure legends Table S1: Comparison of the amino acid concentrations of the media/versus human plasma. Amino acid concentrations for each of the culture media used in this study are described. These concentrations are compared with physiological concentration determined by Miyagi et al. (PLoS One. 2011) Table S2: Analysis of the mutations generated by ZFN in each LS174T-derived cell line used. Figure S1: Quantification of respective mRNA and protein expression of each member of the CD98/LAT1 complex and β1 integrin in the various cell lines and knockout derivatives. A: Quantification of LAT1 and CD98 total expression in LS174T WT, LAT1KO and CD98KO cells. Quantifications represent the average of three independent immunoblotting experiments. B: The LAT1 and CD98 mRNA expression were analyzed by RT-qPCR in LS174T WT, LAT1KO and CD98KO cells demonstrating a transcriptional regulation of CD98 in LAT1KO cells. 2 independent clonal cell lines of LAT1 and CD98 knockout are shown (#1, #2). RPLP0 was used as the control gene of reference. WT cells were used as the control sample reference. These results represent the average three independent experiments. C: LAT1 and CD98 protein expression were analyzed by immunoblotting in LS174T WT, LAT1 KD and CD98KD cells. ERK 1/2 was used as a loading control. D: LAT1 and CD98 protein expression were analyzed by immunoblotting in A549 WT and LAT1KO cells demonstrating an interdependence of protein expression for CD98. Tubulin was used as a loading control. E: Plasma membrane expression of CD98 was analyzed by flow cytometry in A549 WT and LAT1KO cells. Relative membrane expression of CD98 is noted on each panel as a percentage (%) compared to WT cells. F: Total β1 Integrin expression was analyzed by immunoblotting (RD systems, MAB1778) in LS174T WT and CD98KO cells with ARD1 used as a loading control. G: Plasma membrane expression of β1 integrin was analyzed by flow cytometry in LS174T WT dans CD98KO cells. * = P < 0.05; ** = P < 0.01; *** = P < 0.001; n.s: not significant. Figure S2: Phenotypic analysis of the genetic disruption of LAT1 in the lung adenocarcinoma cell line: A549 A: A549 WT and LAT1KO cells were cultivated for 24h in 0.3X DMEM. Changes in phosphorylation status and protein abundance of members of the two major amino acid sensing pathways GCN2 (p-GCN2/p-EIF2a/ATF4) and mTORC1 (p-p70-S6K and p-RPS6) were analyzed by Western blot. Tubulin was used as a loading control. B: Cell proliferation of A549 WT (black) and LAT1KO (grey) cells. Cells were cultivated for 5 days in 0.3X DMEM and media was replaced at day 3. Proliferation rates are presented as fold increase (see methods for detailed description). C: Clonal growth of A549 WT and LAT1KO cells. Cells were cultivated 15 days in 0.3X DMEM and colored for visualization using Geimsa. Media was replaced every 3 days. * = P < 0.05; ** = P < 0.01; *** = P < 0.001; n.s: not significant. Figure S3: Disruption of CD98 in A549 cell line has not impact on AA sensing pathways and proliferation. A: The LAT1 and CD98 mRNA expression were analyzed by RT-qPCR in A549 shCTRL and CD98KD cells demonstrating a transcriptional downregulation of CD98 and LAT1 mRNA in CD98KD cells. RPLP0 was used as the control gene of reference and WT cells acted as the control reference. These results represent the average of three independent experiments. B: A549 shCTRL and CD98KD cells were cultivated for 24 hours in 0.3X media. Changes in phosphorylation status and protein abundance of members of the two major amino acid sensing pathways GCN2 (pGCN2/p-EIF2a/ATF4) and mTORC1 (p-p70-S6K and p-RPS6) were analyzed by Western blot. Tubulin was used as a loading control. C: Cell proliferation of A549 shCTRL (black) and CD98KD (grey) cells. Cells were cultivated for 5 days in 0.3X DMEM and media was replaced at day 3. Proliferation rates are presented as fold increase (see methods for detailed description). D: Clonal growth of A549 shCTRL and CD98KD cells cultivated for 15 days in 0.3X DMEM and treated with DMSO or different concentrations of JPH203 (10 μM or 30 μM) with visualization achieved via Giemsa staining. * = P < 0.05; ** = P < 0.01; *** = P < 0.001; n.s: not significant. Figure S4: LAT1 activity is a key limiting step for AA homeostasis and proliferation in multiple cancer types. JPH203 is a LAT1 competitive inhibitor and its effect is directly linked to the AA concentration in the media and expression level of the transporter. Therefore in order to observe a magnified effect of the JPH203 the following experiments were performed using the commercial F12 media that contains low EAA concentration (see Table S2) and a rather high JPH203 concentration (30μM). A: 6 independent cancer cell lines (Colon adenocarcinoma: LS174T and HT29, Lung adenocarcinoma: A549 and H1975, Kidney carcinoma: 786-O and A498) cells were cultivated for 48 hours with DMSO (-) or JPH203 (+) (30μM). Changes in phosphorylation status and protein abundance of members of the two major amino acid sensing pathways GCN2 (p-GCN2/p-EIF2a/ATF4) and mTORC1 (p-p70-S6K and p-RPS6) were analyzed by Western blot. Actin was used as a loading control. B: Proliferation assays of the 6 cell lines were conducted in presence of vehicle (DMSO) or JPH203 (30μM). Cells were counted after 72 hours and data are presented as fold increase (see methods for detailed description). Figure S5: Rescue of CD98 expression in A549 LAT1KO cells A: Plasma membrane expression of CD98 was analyzed by flow cytometry in A549 WT, LAT1KO cells and LAT1KO cells transiently expressing either the xCT or LAT1 cDNA to observe rescue of CD98 expression. B: Cell proliferation analysis of A549 LAT1KO and LAT1KO cells transiently expressing either xCT or LAT1. Cells were counted after 3 days of culture in 0.3X DMEM. These results represent the average of two independent experiments. * = P < 0.05; ** = P < 0.01; *** = P < 0.001; n.s: not significant. Figure S6: Tumorigenicity and mTORC1 activity of WT and double CD98KO/ LAT1KO cells. A: Tumor volumes of nude mice injected subcutaneously with LS174T WT (black) or LAT1KO / CD98KO (dKO, grey) cells revealed dramatic inhibition of tumor growth with dKO cells. B: Protein levels of LAT1, CD98 and mTORC1 (p-RPS6, RPS6) were analyzed by immunoblotting in WT and dKO tumors. Tubulin acted as a protein loading control. SE: Short exposition, LE: Long exposition *** = P < 0.001