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Título : Telomerase activity in response to mild oxidative stress
Autor: NORMA EDITH LOPEZ DIAZ GUERRERO
GLORIA ERANDI PEREZ FIGUEROA
Cintia Mayel Martínez Garduño
ADRIANA ALARCON AGUILAR
ARMANDO LUNA LOPEZ
MARIA CONCEPCION GUTIERREZ RUIZ
MINA KONIGSBERG FAINSTEIN
Palabras clave : BIOLOGÍA Y QUÍMICA;Química;Bioqímica;Enzimología;Metabolismo;Estres oxidativo;BCL-2;Drogras quimioterapéuticas;Oxidative stress;Chemistry;Biochemistry;Chemotherapeutic drugs
Fecha de publicación: 2012
Editorial : International Federation for Cell Biology International & Wiley
Descripción : We have analysed telomerase activity to determine whether it can be modified when BCL-2 is endogenously overexpressed in response to a mild oxidative stress treatment as part of a survival mechanism, in contrast with an exogenous bcl-2 overexpression due to a retroviral infection. Endogenous bcl-2 overexpression was induced after a low oxidative insult of H2O2 in mice primary lung fibroblasts and L929 cell, whereas bcl-2 exogenous overexpression was performed using a retroviral infection in L929 cells. Telomerase activity was quantified in Bcl-2 overexpressing cells by the TRAP assay. When the cells were treated with different H2O2 concentrations, only those exposed to 50 μM showed increased telomerase activity. This correlates with BCL-2 expression as part of the endogenous response to mild oxidative stress. Oxidative stress generated during the toxic mechanism of chemotherapeutic drugs might induce BCL-2 increment, enhancing telomerase activity and reactivating the oncogenic process. Clinical trials should take into consideration the possibility of telomerase activation following increased BCL-2 expression when treating patients with ROS (reactive oxygen species) generation by anti-cancer drugs.
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