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Oncogene integration of “omic”
networks to increase
mitochondrial function, cell cycle
entry and tumor progression.
Fionnuala Morrish, Ph.D.
Clinical Division
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research
Center
Outline of talk
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Interconnection of –omic networks
The oncogene c-Myc
Regulation of mitochondrial function and
cell metabolism during cell cycle entry
Regulation of substrate supply for protein
acetylation
Regulation of metabolism during tumor
progression and regression
Interconnected –omic networks
Transcriptome
Metabolome
Proteome
Metabolite modified Proteome
Palmitoylation
Acetylation
O-GlcNAcylation
Farnsylation
The oncogene c-Myc
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Transcription factor regulating 15% of
genome
Chromatin remodelling
Embryonic stem cell re-programming
Cell cycle regulator
Pervasive oncogene
Endogenous Myc required for tumor
maintenance
Myc regulation of mitochondrial
function and cell metabolism during
serum induced cell cycle entry
c-myc +/+
0hr
c-myc-/16hr
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16hr
Mitochondrial genes targets
induced by Myc on cell cycle entry
Morrish et al. Genes and Development 2003
Network of genes regulated by Myc
Myc bioenergetic phenotype
Oxygen consumption
and extracellular acidification rate
Myc+/+
Myc-/-MycER
Myc-/Myc-/-E1A
Bioenergetic cell cycle checkpoints
Experimental design for analysis of
metabolism during cell cycle entry
Myc-/-
Myc+/+
Myc-/-MycER
Quiescent
Plate in 10% serum
Oxygen
Glucose
Lactate
Cell cycle analysis
ATP
Pyruvate
Mitochondrial mass
And potential
Temporal regulation of cellular bioenergetics
Serum addition
Cell cycle entry
Quiescent
3 hr
3 hr
8 hrs
16 hrs
8 hr
16 hr
3 hr
8 hrs
16 hrs
Morrish et al. Cell Cycle 2008
Mitochondrial function is required
during Myc induced cell cycle entry
2-DG
Rotenone
Oligomycin
Myc regulates metabolic cell cycle
checkpoints in response to serum
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Mitochondrial biogenesis and function
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Increased
Increased
Increased
Increased
membrane potential
mitochondrial mass
oxygen consumption
ATP
Glycolysis
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Increased lactate production
Increased glucose uptake
Myc regulation of substrate
supply for protein acetylation
Myc regulation of gene transcription in
interconnected metabolic networks
Morrish et al. Cell Cycle 2008
Myc regulated flux increases acetyl
CoA production from mitochondria
Myc regulation of histone acetylation
[U-13C] Glucose
[U-13C]-Pyruvate
13C-FA, 13C-acetate
and 13C-acetoacetate
[U-13C]-Acetyl-CoA
TCA cycle
GCN5
[U-13C]-Citrate
13C-Ac
Nuclear histones
13C-Ac
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