25 nM siRNA and 10 µL of Lullaby reagent were mixed together and used for reverse transfection of MDCK.
this article demonstrate the high efficiency of Lullaby, siRNA transfection reagent from OZ Biosciences to induce gene silencing in MDCK cell lines by reverse transfection procedure.article reference: Carcinogenesis. 2013 Oct 25.
Regulation of polarized morphogenesis by protein kinase C iota in oncogenic epithelial spheroids.
Linch M, Sanz-Garcia M, Rosse C, Riou P, Peel N, Madsen CD, Sahai E, Downward J, Khwaja A, Dillon C, Roffey J, Cameron AJ, Parker PJ.
Abstract
Protein kinase C iota (PKCι), a serine/threonine kinase
required for cell polarity, proliferation and migration, is commonly
up- or downregulated in cancer. PKCι is a human oncogene but whether
this is related to its role in cell polarity and what repertoire of
oncogenes acts in concert with PKCι is not known. We developed a panel
of candidate oncogene expressing Madin-Darby canine kidney (MDCK) cells
and demonstrated that H-Ras, ErbB2 and phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase transformation led to non-polar spheroid morphogenesis (dysplasia), whereas MDCK spheroids expressing c-Raf or v-Src were largely polarized. We show that small interfering RNA (siRNA)-targeting PKCι decreased the size of all spheroids tested and partially reversed the aberrant polarity phenotype repeat in H-Ras and ErbB2 spheroids
only. This indicates distinct requirements for PKCι and moreover that
different thresholds of PKCι activity are required for these phenotypes.
By manipulating PKCι function using mutant constructs, siRNA depletion
or chemical inhibition, we have demonstrated that PKCι is required for
polarization of parental MDCK epithelial cysts in a 3D matrix and that there is a threshold of PKCι activity above and below, which disorganized epithelial morphogenesis results. Furthermore, treatment with a novel PKCι inhibitor, CRT0066854, was able to restore polarized morphogenesis in the dysplastic H-Ras spheroids. These results show that tightly regulated PKCι is required for normal-polarized morphogenesis
in mammalian cells and that H-Ras and ErbB2 cooperate with PKCι for
loss of polarization and dysplasia. The identification of a PKCι
inhibitor that can restore polarized morphogenesis has implications for the treatment of Ras and ErbB2 driven malignancies.Summary: Atypical PKCι cooperates with oncogenic Ras and Her2, but not all oncogenes, to promote loss of polarized epithelial morphogenesis. Small molecule inhibitors of PKCι can rescue polarized morphology and provide a potential therapeutic strategy in cancer.
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