Figure 2
Figure 2. MM cells exhibit high expression of GLS1 but not GS. (A) GLS1, GAC, KGA, GLUL, and ASNS expression was analyzed by real-time PCR in HMCLs and 697 cells. Gene expression was normalized to the expression of RPL-15. GAC/KGA mRNA was also reported. Means plus SD of 3 experiments with 2 determinations each are shown. (B) GLS1, GAC, and KGA expression in primary CD138+ cells, purified from 3 MGUS, 5 SMM, 11 ND-MM, and 10 R-MM patients was evaluated with real-time PCR. Lines represent median values. (C) Western blot of GLS1, GS, and ASNS expression by HMCLs and 697 cells. β-tubulin was used for loading control. (D) GS expression in HMCLs and 697 cells incubated for 19 hours in the presence of 4 mM Gln (+) or in the absence of the amino acid (−). (E) GLS1 and GS expression was evaluated by Western blot in CD138+ cells purified from 4 SMM, 7 ND-MM, and 4 R-MM patients; 697 lysate was used as positive control. GAPDH was used for loading control.

MM cells exhibit high expression of GLS1 but not GS. (A) GLS1, GAC, KGA, GLUL, and ASNS expression was analyzed by real-time PCR in HMCLs and 697 cells. Gene expression was normalized to the expression of RPL-15. GAC/KGA mRNA was also reported. Means plus SD of 3 experiments with 2 determinations each are shown. (B) GLS1, GAC, and KGA expression in primary CD138+ cells, purified from 3 MGUS, 5 SMM, 11 ND-MM, and 10 R-MM patients was evaluated with real-time PCR. Lines represent median values. (C) Western blot of GLS1, GS, and ASNS expression by HMCLs and 697 cells. β-tubulin was used for loading control. (D) GS expression in HMCLs and 697 cells incubated for 19 hours in the presence of 4 mM Gln (+) or in the absence of the amino acid (−). (E) GLS1 and GS expression was evaluated by Western blot in CD138+ cells purified from 4 SMM, 7 ND-MM, and 4 R-MM patients; 697 lysate was used as positive control. GAPDH was used for loading control.

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