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We investigated the role of three different signal transduction systems adenylate-cyclase (AC), protein kinase C (PKC) and tyrosine kinase (TK) for growth and invasion of a human follicular (FTC133) and a human papillary thyroid cancer cell line (PTC-UC1). Cyclic AMP stimulators and inhibitors had no effect at any concentration. The PKC agonist TPA enhanced both growth and invasion of FTC133 by 15%, whereas staurosporine, a PKC antagonist, inhibited growth by 47% and invasion by 32%. The latter also reversed thyrotropin (TSH) stimulation, but not epidermal growth factor (EFG) stimulation. EGF-stimulated growth and invasion of both cell lines were abolished by EGF-receptor antagonism using a monoclonal antibody. The tyrosine kinase antagonist genistein reversed EGF, but not TSH, stimulation.
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toxin inhibited growth (FTC133: 22%) and invasion (FTC133: 18%). Cholera toxin was less inhibitory. Obviously, signal transduction of differentiated thyroid cancer is complex and systems other than adenylate cyclase are crucial for basal invasion and growth of
follicular thyroid cancer
cells in culture.
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PMID:[Growth and invasion of differentiated thyroid gland carcinoma: importance of signal transduction]. 776 Jun 57
The signal transduction of TSH in invasion and growth of
FTC
133, a human
follicular thyroid cancer
cell line, was investigated. TSH (0.01-1 mIU/ml) stimulated invasion of
FTC
133 by 21% and growth by 20% of basal. Cyclic AMP-stimulators and inhibitors had no effect at any concentration. The PKC-agonist TPA enhanced invasion and growth by 15%, whereas staurosporine, a PKC-antagonist, inhibited them by 32% and 60%, respectively. The latter also reversed TSH stimulation. EGF enhanced invasion (42%) and growth of
FTC
133 (25%). Staurosporine did not reverse EGF stimulation. The tyrosine kinase antagonist genistein reversed EGF, but not TSH stimulation.
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toxin inhibited invasion (18%) and growth (22%). Cholera toxin was less inhibitive. We demonstrated for the first time, that TSH stimulates invasion and growth of human thyroid cancer cells in vitro by PKC- rather than PKA-stimulation.
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PMID:Thyrotropin stimulates invasion and growth of follicular thyroid cancer cells via PKC- rather than PKA-activation. 821 54