Resistant to strategies targeting pathway may therefore multiple pathways must be aligned for maximum therapeutic benefit. 4.0. crosstalk path agents can affect the interaction between MAPK pathways has the potential to regulate Dihydrofolate Reductase the efficacy of drugs. crosstalk or interaction of this kind has the potential to make a more effective compounds, make the other unn term and f has rdern the potential drug resistance. 4.1. AKT3 inhibitory crosstalk between MAPK and many studies report crosstalk between MAPK and PI3K signaling pathways in melanoma. Stimulating activity T RAF B epidermal growth factor can be inhibited by the expression of AKT co. Moreover RAF activity B t rises after treatment LY294002, suggesting that AKT B RAF activity t downregulated in melanoma cells.
RAF B contains lt Three AKT phosphorylation sites within the consensus of its amino-terminal domain Ne of the scheme which the activity of t Of the LY404039 protein is regulated. AKT phosphorylates Ser364 and Ser428 B RAF down regulates its catalytic activity T. This was in early melanoma by ectopic expression of active AKT3 in melanoma cells, independently of the anchor Ngiges decreasing growth by inhibiting MAPK activity V600EB RAF t helped eliminate senescence and validated F Promotion of tumor progression. Mechanistic AKT3 detected directly Ser364 and Ser428 RAF B, MAPK activity Reduced t and the transformation of melanocytes was phosphorylated. Simultaneously inhibits two proteins Fa also been found Synergistic inhibition of tumor development in siRNA by nucleofection or using nanoliposomes was introduced.
This is the inhibition of the signal paths in Akt3 PI3K and MAPK activity f t rdern senescence. Studies have also shown that the A3 adenosine receptor activation can prevent the proliferation of ERK1 / 2 by antagonizing B RAF and AKT activation via stimulation of PI3K. In a model of mouse melanoma spontaneous loss of PTEN has been shown, for the progression of the nevi V600EB RAF be required in melanomas. Thus, the cross-talk between the PI3K and MAPK used to effectively treat melanoma AKT3 inhibit apoptosis f Rdern rdern and eliminate the inhibition of RAF V600EB senescence f. Target both lead to inhibition of tumor synergize. 4.2. Targeting MEK and RAF B overcome the resistance to MEK inhibitors targeting MEK1 / 2 with siRNA or pharmacological agents, CI1040, U0126, k Can AZD6244 or PD98059 inhibit the growth, invasive potential of melanoma cells and awareness chemotherapeutic agents.
Mechanistic inhibition of MEK with U0126 or siRNA sensitizes human melanoma cells to endoplasmic reticulum stress to foreign-induced apoptosis send Caspase 4, caspase-9 and caspase-3. However chemosensitizing and growth inhibitory properties of the inhibition of MEK1 / 2 are not universally observed in all melanoma cells. MEK1 / 2 inhibitors are effective in cells. The mutant RAF B compared to wild-type protein or a mutant ras Selectivity t is probable Dependence Dependence of melanoma cells mutated B RAF. Melanoma cells against certain MEK1 / 2 inhibitors, for the protection of these cells by chemotherapeutic agents. For

TAT3 activity and tumor growth. The higher AZD1480 the level of STAT3 in a tumor cell line, the more susceptible it is to STAT3 inhibition. Despite the testing of a number of different STAT3 inhibitors, their overall anti tumor effects have not been overly impressive. One explanation is that most of currently available STAT3 inhibitors target the conventional STAT3 pathway, i. e. STAT3 tyrosine phosphorylation, dimerization and DNA binding. This pathway, however, may not be the only mechanism through which STAT3 promotes tumorigenesis. For example, forced expression of a nonphosphorylatable STAT3 variant can mimic some STAT3 dependent functions in tumorigenesis. To address this possibility, STAT3 ablation via systemic administration of a validated antisense oligonucleotide was recently tested in mouse tumor models.
The Stat3 antisense oligonucleotide significantly reduced STAT3 protein amounts and inhibited cell proliferation and tumorigenic growth of several human HCC cell lines transplanted into mice. A similar anti tumor effect of Stat3 antisense oligonucleotides was shown in a mouse lymphoma model. BMS 794833 Effective inhibition of tumorigenic growth of many different types of cancernpg cells transplanted into mice was observed upon treatment with AZD1480, a highly specific JAK2 inhibitor. Crosstalk between IKK/NF ?B and STAT3 in liver cancer NF ?B and STAT3 each control the expression of a large number of downstream genes that control cell proliferation, survival, stress responses and immune functions. Some of the target genes for NF ?B and STAT3 overlap and in addition, the two transcription factors are engaged in both positive and negative crosstalk.
In mouse DEN model, DEN induced hepatocyte death results in release of IL 1 which activates NF ?B signaling in Kupffer cells, which produce a panel of cytokines and growth factors, including IL 6. IL 6 released by Kupffer cells activates STAT3 in hepatocytes and STAT3 activated genes are critical for compensatory hepatocyte proliferation and liver tumorigenesis. However, more recently we found that the two transcription factors are also engaged in negative crosstalk within HCC cells. NF ?B activation results in increased expression of proteins, such as ferritin heavy chain and superoxide dismutase 2 that have an anti oxidant function that prevents excessive ROS accumulation.
Inactivation of IKK in HCC cells or hepatocytes favors the accumulation of ROS which oxidize the catalytic cysteine of various protein tyrosine phosphatases, including SHP1 and SHP2, the phosphatases that dephosphorylate STAT3 and JAK2. Oxidation of SHP1 and SHP2 results in loss of their catalytic activity and accumulation of phosphorylated and activated JAK2 and STAT3, which stimulate the proliferation and tumorigenic growth of NF ?B deficient HCC. Treatment of mice bearing IKK deficient tumors with an anti oxidant restores SHP1/2 activity, reduces JAK2 and STAT3 phosphorylation and inhibits tumor growth. More recently, the loss of IKK in neutrophils was also found to result in activation of STAT3, which enhances the survival and proliferation of NF ?B deficient neutrophils. Not only NF ?B can affect STAT3 activity, STAT3 was also found to contribute to NF ?B activation. Activated STAT3 in cancer cells is able to bind RelA/p65 in the

At 10 points around the circumference of the head, stainless steel screws were screwed BI6727 into the skull and connected together with a wire, the screw heads and the wire were then inserted into a plastic cast to form a circular base. Later,while searching for neurons before behavioural tests, awake cats were rigidly held by this base. The base was also used for fixation of connectors, a miniature micro drive, preamplifiers, contacts for stimulating electrodes, and a protective and electrically shielding cap. A portion of the skull and dura above the left motor cortex, over approximately 0. 6 cm2, were removed. The area of the motor cortex was visually identified by the surface features and photographed. The aperture was then covered by a plastic plate 1mm thick, in which approximately 100 holes had been drilled and filled by sterile wax.
The plate was fastened to the surrounding bone by orthodontic resin. Two 26 gauge hypodermic guide tubes were implanted vertically above the medullar pyramid at the Horsley and Clarke coordinates and, at the Origin of cortical responses in postural tasks 249 depth of H 0 for insertion of stimulating electrodes into Ispinesib the pyramidal tract later in the awake state. Following the surgery, the cat was placed in a warm padded cage and respiration and reflexes were monitored until it regained conscious. Analgesic enrofloxacin was administered intramuscularly on the day of surgery and two times a day for five to seven subsequent days. Triple antibiotic ointment bacitracin neomycin polymyxin was applied daily to wounds margins around the head implant for the duration of experiments.
Identification of cortical motor area After several days of recovery, experiments were initiated by placing the animal in the head restraining device. The cat was positioned on a table equipped with a foam rubber pad, encouraged to take a,sphinx, position, and allowed to rest for several minutes. Then the base attached to the skull during surgery was fastened to the restraining device so that the resting position of the cat,s head was approximated. This procedure minimized stress on the neck while the head was temporarily immobilized and the body was put in a comfortable position. Over several days, a number of sessions of increasing duration were used to accustom the cat to the head restrainer. After several training sessions, all cats sat quietly with their head restrained.
They did not seem to be disturbed by the restrainer because they frequently fell asleep. Then neuronal recordings were initiated. A detailed description of the area of recording was given earlier. In brief, the area immediately adjacent to and inside the lateral half of the cruciate sulcus in the cat is considered to be the motor cortex. This is based on a considerable body of data obtained by means of inactivation, stimulation and recording techniques, as well as on histological considerations. The fine mapping of the body parts in the cortex varies in different subjects, however. In order to delineate the fore and hindlimb representations of the left motor cortex in each subject, three approaches have been used: somatic receptive fields mapping, observation of neuronal activity during voluntarymovements, and intracortical microstimulation. Cell recording and identi

Yltransferase, SP600125 JNK inhibitor feeding cholesterol, HMG CoA reductase, the LDL-receptor, simvastatin. Complexation erm glicht SREBP 2SCAP two proteolytic steps. The first step ? is catalyzed by site-1 protease that cleaves the second luminal loop SREBP This makes A second proteolytic step by zinc metalloprotease glicht membranebound protease site 2 catalyses which liberates the N-terminal mature form of SREBP. For many years, the existence of a `pool cholesterolregulatory putative at the determination of the activity t of key enzymes in cholesterol Hom Homeostasis was involved postulated. However, despite significant progress recently in the amplifier Ndnis the r SREBP remains on the intracellular Re side of Mutma Union regulatory pool unidentified ed ?. It is not clear whether cholesterol, a sterol are different or other molecule is involved.
In this study we have attempted to identify and locate intracellular Ren sterol regulatory pool. Most studies on the mechanism of activation of SREBP was performed using tissue culture cell lines, often after genetic manipulation. However, in animals Cholesterinhom is homeostasis Thanks to the activation of SREBP by physiological factors, including Ispinesib normal an r By Ern Channel played regulated. Ultimately, it is necessary to extend the study of SREBP activation lines in tissue culture cells whole animals. In this study, we are second to the regulatory cholesterol pool in the hamster, the study a set # 2001 Biochemical Society 416 CR Iddon and other studies of lipoprotein metabolism and has been shown to regulate cholesterol metabolism through activation of SREBP Supplied to modulate the release of the mature form of SREBP 2 and thus the size E of putative sterol regulatory pool were hamster a di T cholesterol enriched or have again U a statin.
The relative effects of cholesterol and cholesterol esters were examined also by treatment orally hamsters with acyl-CoA: cholesterol acyltransferase. Our rationale and experimental design is Similar to the hamster used by other researchers in the liver SREBP. Modi cation of the load ? liver cellular Rem cholesterol by di Tetische manipulation or medication, the results turned into the new station Ren states Hands of gene expression of SREBP. However, because the mature form of SREBP-modulated rapidly degraded in the cell nucleus, the signaling mechanism, intracellular Ren proteolysis of SREBP reached a new equilibrium.
Thus the `pool sterolregulatory is kept pressed while loading conditions and high cholesterol under conditions of cholesterol depletion. We have the anf Ngliche assumption, based on the existing literature is the endoplasmic reticulum of the most probable location sterol regulatory pool. To study the distribution of lipids and SREBP 2 ER, we used a centrifugation method recently developed in this laboratory, in which the entire ER in rough ER and smooth ER in self-generating iodixanol gradient separated. Zus Tzlich, each of these main fractions were separated into sub groups can not ? resolution and high continuous ER compartment. Through the analysis of ER subfractions we have new observations that con under the conditions of excess cholesterol, SREBP precursor 2, especially in the SER and

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wnregulation of several genes, most notably c myc , hTERT and Bcl XL . Vorinostat PLX-4720 Raf inhibitor downregulated another anti apoptotic gene, Mcl 1, while Bcl 2 levels changed very little . Since vorinostat downregulated message levels of c myc, we assayed levels of the Myc antagonist, Mxd1 , and found it was simultaneously upregulated . Such inverse patterns of expression of Myc and Mxd genes have been seen in multiple cell types studied, often in cells exiting the cell cycle and/or undergoing differentiation . In contrast to downregulation of anti apoptotic Bcl XL and Mcl 1, vorinostat upregulated the proapoptotic genes Bad, Bid and Noxa . Most gene expression changes were apparent within four hours of vorinostat addition and were still variably present at 24 hours for Myc and Mxd1 , hTERT and Bcl XL and Noxa .
However Bad and Bid message level increases were an early event, seen only at the 4 hour time point . By 24 hours their expression levels were at baseline or somewhat repressed . Immunoblotting experiments confirmed qPCR results and assessed post translational changes in L540 cell proteins . Figure BIIB021 848695-25-0 4A, top frame, shows vorinostat concentration dependent increases in acetylation at the histone H3 lysine nine residue , which were unchanged by addition of MK 0457. Acetylation of p53 seemed less sensitive to vorinostat than was H3 K9, becoming apparent only at higher concentrations. Acetylation of p53 was also seen in response to MK 0457, with greater response when combined with 3 μM vorinostat , acetylation of p53 is known to lead to stabilization .
MK 0457 mediated increased p53 acetylation was associated with Kretzner et al. Page 5 Cancer Res. Author manuscript, available in PMC 2012 June 1. NIH PA Author Manuscript NIH PA Author Manuscript NIH PA Author Manuscript increased protein levels of p53 target p21Waf1/Cip1, as well as the mRNA levels of p53 target Noxa . While the amount of p21 and p27 proteins increased in response to vorinostat or MK 0457 alone and in response to MK 0457 in combination with the lowest dose of vorinostat, the levels of these proteins subsequently decreased in response to MK 0457 in combination with the highest dose of vorinostat. This is in agreement with other studies showing that downregulation of p21 or p27 makes cells more prone to apoptosis and is also consistent with accumulation of cells in sub G1 .
The Western blot data in Figure 4A confirmed at the protein level the downregulation of c myc and FOXO3A genes detected by qPCR . Similarly, Bcl XL and Mcl 1 protein levels were also reduced . Cell cycle block experiments using the microtubule poison nocodazole allowed us to enrich for protein isoforms transiently present during the G2/M phase that are difficult to detect in nonsynchronized cells . Utilizing synchronized cell populations we were able to visualize the phosphorylated forms of three aurora kinase targets by Western blot assay. p53 is normally phosphorylated at Ser315 by AK A, leading to its association with the ubiquitin ligase MDM2 and proteosome destruction . Phosphorylation of p53at Ser46 is strongly associated with pro apoptotic activity of this tumor suppressor .
Histone H3 is a known substrate for AK B phosphorylation at Serine 10 resulting in dissociation of heterochromatin protein 1 during mitosis. . To assess the effects of Aurora Kinase treatment on these substrates, we treated L540 cells with nocodazole, with or without MK 0457, and compared them to cells treated with MK 0457 alone and to control cycling cells. Cell cycle analyses indicated MK 0457 and nocodazole both blocked cycling, the nocodazole treated +/�?MK 0457, were similarly enriched for G2/M phase cells . All drug treated cells also had similar viability All three phospho proteins analyzed were expressed at low levels in cycling cells but accumulated at detectable levels in the presence of nocodazole. MK 0457 inhibited the phosphorylation of histone H3 in the presence of nocodazole. p53 phosphorylation at both Se

was performed using SAS V9.2 and all reported p values are two sided using an alpha level of 0.05. Results Vorinostat Barasertib Aurora Kinase inhibitor and Aurora Kinase inhibitors curb lymphoma growth singly and together We tested single and combined titrations of MK 0457 or MK 5108 and vorinostat in both cell growth and apoptosis assays with Hodgkin lymphoma cell lines L540 and KM H2 and with non Hodgkin lymphoma cell lines including Daudi, DHL 4 and DHL 6. Figure 1A shows L540 growth inhibition by each drug, as determined by MTS assays. Inhibition was dose dependent and combinations of both drugs inhibited cell growth more than any drug alone at the lower doses. We obtained similar results with the other cell lines tested . Order of addition experiments showed no greater effect than with simultaneous addition of drugs .
These data allowed us to calculate IC50 and Combination Index values. Table 1 shows that for most lymphoma cell lines the IC50s of these drugs were in the sub micromolar range . The few exceptions were in relative sensitivities mk-2866 841205-47-8 to one or the other AKi. For five of six lines tested excepting the DHL 6 cells the IC50,s of MK 0457 were lower than those of MK 5108. We also determined Combination Index values , showing that combining AKi,s MK 0457 or MK 5108 with vorinostat had an additive or frequently synergistic effect . There were no consistent differences in CI values between Aki,s when combined with vorinostat. Apoptosis data suggested the growth inhibition seen in MTS assays was not primarily due to cell cycle arrest or longer cycling times, but to time and dose dependent increases in apoptosis, as assayed by Annexin V cell labeling.
The combination of Kretzner et al. Page 4 Cancer Res. Author manuscript, available in PMC 2012 June 1. NIH PA Author Manuscript NIH PA Author Manuscript NIH PA Author Manuscript vorinostat and an AKi was consistently more effective in promoting cell death than any drug alone in L540 cells, with similar data obtained in Daudi , KMH2 and DHL 4 cells . The extent of apoptosis with vorinostat plus either AKi was from 2 to 7 fold greater than with either AKi alone, presumably because AK inhibition leads primarily to cell cycle arrest rather than cell death. To discriminate between cell cycle arrest and death, we performed cell cycle analysis, with representative results for L540 cells shown in Figure 2. Incubation in 1.
5 μM vorinostat enlarges a modest subpopulation of cells in the sub G1 region, often indicative of dead cells, while treatment with 100 nM MK 0457 produces a large increase in cells arrested in the G2/M phase, as well as a small increase in the sub G1 region. Significantly, the two drugs combined shift a substantial proportion of the L540 cells into the sub G1 population . Percentages of cell populations in each cell cycle phase for various treatments are listed in Supplementary Table 1. We obtained similar results with the HL cell line KM H2 and the NHL cell line Daudi, a Burkitt,s lymphoma . The additivity, or in some cases, synergy of these two drugs is reflected in the enrichment of sub G1 phase cells when both drugs are present.
Cell size determination showed most cells treated with MK 0457 were enlarged, whereas those treated additionally with vorinostat were smaller than control cells , consistent with sub G1 phase dead and/or dying cells. Along with enlargement, there was evidence of endoreduplication in some assays, with small cell populations beyond the G2/M peak . The percentage of apoptosis in each condition exceeds that of cells in sub G1, as Annexin V labels intact cells early in apoptosis as well as further degraded ones. Vorinostat brings about changes in lymphoma cell gene expression We performed real time PCR analysis of drug treated L540 cells to determine reasons for the drugs, effects on the cell cycle and apoptosis. AKi treatment had little effect on expression of the genes we analyzed, in contrast to strong effects seen with HDAC inhibition. Vorinostat led to do

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Centering of 30-100 ng / l concerning Gt The cells were plated out for four to six hours and up to the present hold of normal growth medium. The medium was then changed PF-04217903 to serum-free medium for 12 to 24 hours in the absence and presence of 50 nM concanamycin GE. Cells that were able to penetrate, the entire periphery of the spot agarose were considered to be positive. Ten Feeder Llig selected COOLED × fields below 10 for each condition were visualized. Wound cell migration assays were performed as described.11 Briefly, a 2-mm was applied horizontally wound, after the cells were grown to confluence. The cells were washed and placed under serum free conditions, in the absence and presence of concanamycin. The cells were assessed 24 to 48 h for migration through the wound.
The cells were fixed and 10 Feeder Llige images were captured. In each image, three Feeder Llig performed measurements of diameter with NIH Image J software, on average, and normalized values on the gr Th diameter. The tests Indirubin were performed in triplicate. Statistical analysis P values were two-sided using student test on Prism software version 4.0 hrs, with P0.05 as statistically significant. To density differences immunohistochemistry analysis of variance was used. The values were expressed as mean SEM or SD Chung et al. Page 4 Lab Invest. Author manuscript, increases available in PMC 2011 1 November. PA Author Manuscript NIH-PA Author Manuscript NIH-PA Author Manuscript NIH RESULTS PDAC tissues more V-ATPase levels and loss of polarity T show neoplastic features with advancing histological analysis of the normal channel L Emissions, by Panin and close Lich to PDAC showed pronounced gte pattern of F V1E subunit staining, the intensity in the t and distribution.
In the absence of a primary Ren Antique Rpers, there was little labeling. Using an antibody Body-targeting subunit V1E appear normal canals le a weak F Staining with a mixture of base / apical pattern. Panin low grade L Emissions showed a typical appearance s Ulenf RMIG with basally oriented nuclei, increased hte N / C, and the presence of mild nuclear atypia. The L Emissions showed Immunreaktivit Len t-intensive than a normal V-ATPase canals. It also shows low-grade L len Emissions Panin striking differences in the distribution of V-ATPase subunit E from apical and basal F Staining in normal canals.
Thus, in 86% of the fields marked in low-grade L aligned Panin basal emissions that the remaining 14%, the mixed distribution of the basal / apical. High-grade PanIN L Emissions-intensive cell labeling indicated that L Sions of inferior quality T, but the distribution more diffuse than the one with the lowest high-grade L Emissions is observed. PDAC, whether primary Rtumor or metastatic lymph nodes showed uniform coloration and intense diffuse labeling. Closing Lich, since endothelial cells and stromal cells release proteases and contribute to the spread of tumors were tested areas of the stroma also for V-ATPase labeling. V1E positive staining corresponds to Gef Structures or cells probably w Tumor-associated fibroblasts in the stroma during spindleshaped present but not in the stroma adjacent to normal canals le.
The histological findings of our analysis are summarized in Table 1. These results show a significantly increased Hte intensity t and loss of v-ATPase polarity t, f from low-grade PanIN Filled invasive PDAC. The results are consistent with in vitro studies, the V-ATPase function is required for cancer cell invasive and hom Ostatischen properties.11, 19 cancer cell PM have sites and ATPase V co localize with components of cell invasion for Similar studies in other cancer cells, were 11, 19 V-ATPase isoforms apparent on the plasma membranes of certain cells of the pancreatic cancer, w while others appear on or near the location of minimum plasma membranes. Well differentiated BxPC3 cells, which have been described as the least invasive of the three cell lines used, 28 displayed significantly less reqs Staining of plasma membrane ATPase isoform A3 V Foundation that

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Direct stabilization of the motor ATPase CHD1 SHL2 how ISW2 shown m for may have not gating Chromodom Fasudil Ne and thus indirectly counteract the inhibitory effect of chromodomains. In addition, erm Glicht CHD1 between DNA and nucleosomal substrates to distinguish the chromodomains have an m Possible Change the rules in order to lead the response to either recycling or dissociation of renovators. The interruption of the interface Chromodom Ne ATPase increased Ht, since low concentrations of nucleosomes renovators k Nnte to a central position to move. Interestingly, although removal of chromodomains lowered the total activity t of CHD1, CHD1 chromo-EZ strongly favors shift nucleosomes to more central position, in accordance with an F Ability to antagonize chromodomains recycling renovators.
Nucleosome sliding ISWI remodelers type has recently been shown that processive when a first engagement with ATP-dependent Ngigen erm Glicht nucleosome sliding preferred in the presence of competing substrates. Interestingly, nucleosome sliding by ISWI requires processive H4 tail and reveals a correlation between activation and contact with the substrate again renovators nucleosomes. Based on the conserved acidic nature of the cargo hold chromosomes, we expect that the regulation of the motor ATPase by gating Chromodom Ne a common feature of all orthologous CHD1 is. Gating Chromodom Ne provides an opportunity for external elements to affect the conversion reaction, and we assume that the inhibition mechanism described here can the recognition of certain epigenetic modifications are coupled k.
In line with previous findings showing that non-human, but not in S. cerevisiae CHD1 binding to H3K4me2, 3 marks, Chd1�� yeast-N show an increased Hte ATPase activity of t in the presence of DNA and H3K4me3 peptides, it was not discriminate between nucleosome contains lt Invariant changed compared histone H3 K4me3 analog shift assays. Future work will ben CONFIRMS, in order to determine whether the binding of H3K4me3 by other influences Chromodom Ne CHD1 orthologous ATPase activation of the motor, and small Ren, the molecular details of the fa One, the inhibition by chromodomains are k Can alleviate. Experimental Methods of expression and purification of S. cerevisiae CHD1 All constructs were cloned into TOPO vectors pDEST17 and modified to contain a cleavage site for PreScission protease before the start of the protein.
S. cerevisiae CHD1 used for the crystallization construct was expressed in BL21 cells, with the addition of EFI expression plasmid with Hauk et al. Mol Cell page 9 Author manuscript, increases available in PMC 10th September 2011. PA Author Manuscript NIH-PA Author Manuscript NIH-PA Author Manuscript NIH and escort trigger for plasmid Proteinl Improved solubility. All other CHD1 variants were expressed in the presence of plasmid Rosetta2. For selenomethionine-derived proteins, the cells were grown in minimal medium with 5 mg / L-methionine, 50 100 mg / L of the other 19 natural amino Acids and selenomethionine was 50mg/LL complements erg. After induction and growth on 18 4 18 h, the cells by sonication and lysozyme in 500 mM NaCl, 10% glycerol and lysed