1991
DOI: 10.1172/jci114989
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Megaloblastic hematopoiesis in vitro. Interaction of anti-folate receptor antibodies with hematopoietic progenitor cells leads to a proliferative response independent of megaloblastic changes.

Abstract: We tested the hypothesis that anti-placental folate receptor (PFR) antiserum-mediated effects on hematopoietic progenitor cells in vitro of increased cell proliferation and megaloblastic morphology were independent responses. We determined that (a) purified IgG from anti-PFR antiserum reacted with purified apo-and holo-PFR and specifically immunoprecipitated a single (44-kD) iodinated moiety on cell surfaces of low density mononuclear cells (LDMNC); (b) when retained in culture dur-

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“…Although HeLa-IU 1 -LF cells (stably propagated in low-folate media) were slightly larger than HeLa-IU 1 -HF cells (stably propagated in folate-replete media), there was no evidence for megaloblastosis by morphologic and morphometric criteria (not shown). However, although the nuclear:cytoplasmic ratio was not increased (24), these cells continued to proliferate, albeit at a slower rate, with a change in doubling time from 22 hours (basal in HeLa-IU 1 -HF cells) to 31 hours in HeLa-IU 1 -LF cells (Table 1). In addition, the basal concentration of total homocysteine in the media, a surrogate marker for intracellular folate deficiency when elevated (29), was 108 µM for HeLa-IU 1 -LF cells and 14 µM for HeLa-IU 1 -HF cells (humans with clinical folate deficiency also have increases in serum total homocysteine; refs.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Although HeLa-IU 1 -LF cells (stably propagated in low-folate media) were slightly larger than HeLa-IU 1 -HF cells (stably propagated in folate-replete media), there was no evidence for megaloblastosis by morphologic and morphometric criteria (not shown). However, although the nuclear:cytoplasmic ratio was not increased (24), these cells continued to proliferate, albeit at a slower rate, with a change in doubling time from 22 hours (basal in HeLa-IU 1 -HF cells) to 31 hours in HeLa-IU 1 -LF cells (Table 1). In addition, the basal concentration of total homocysteine in the media, a surrogate marker for intracellular folate deficiency when elevated (29), was 108 µM for HeLa-IU 1 -LF cells and 14 µM for HeLa-IU 1 -HF cells (humans with clinical folate deficiency also have increases in serum total homocysteine; refs.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our results could have an effect in several related areas: (a) Homocysteine could also have effects in modulating RNA-protein interactions in the physiology of other proteins involved in folate, cobalamin (vitamin B 12 ), and one-carbon metabolism. Moreover, in erythroid precursors that contain genes for FR and 15-lipoxygenase and α-globin, which encode for RNA cis-elements that can interact with hnRNP E1 (14,45), folate deficiency-related accumulation of homocysteine is likely to lead to functional changes in expression of these genes during erythroid proliferation or differentiation (FRs are active during erythroid proliferation [24,46], whereas 15-lipoxygenase and α-globin are expressed during erythroid differentiation [47]). (b) Earlier studies of iron regulation-related genes implicated the oxidation-reduction state as an important modulator of RNA-protein interactions (48)(49)(50)(51)(52).…”
Section: Model Of Translational Upregulation Of Frs In Folate Deficiementioning
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“…In the past decade, we and others demonstrated that the mechanism of cellular entry of physiologic folates into normal and several malignant cell lines in-which are anchored to the membrane by glycosyl-phosphatidylinositol (GPI) anchors (reviewed in references 2-4). Earlier, we also showed that the interaction of anti-FR IgG with FRs on hematopoietic erythroid, myeloid, macrophage, and megakaryocytic progenitors led to a profound stimulatory effect on cell proliferation that was independent of anti-FR antibodymediated induction of megaloblastosis and intracellular folate deficiency (5,6). Thus, these data suggested a role for FRs in constitutive control of proliferation from one of two possibilities: either the antibody perturbed a normal inhibitory role of the FRs on cell proliferation, or alternatively, the antibody accentuated a normal function of the FRs in constitutive stimulation of cell proliferation (4).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…For cells cultured in MEM containing 2% FCS, 105 cells were plated in 24-well plates containing 2 ml media. After various days in culture, cells were trypsinized and counted in a Coulter counter (6) and assayed for protein (43). As a routine, before cells were counted, they were visualized under light microscopy to ensure they were single cell suspensions.…”
Section: Cell Proliferation In Vitro and In Vivomentioning
confidence: 99%