IRS-4 mediated mitogenic signalling by insulin and growth hormone in LB cells, a murine T-cell lymphoma devoid of IGF-I receptors

Insulin and growth hormone (GH) induce mitogenic and metabolic signals in cells, GH either directly or indirectly via IGF-I production. We have studied a spontaneous murine T-cell lymphoma (LB cells) devoid of IGF-1 receptors in which proliferation is maintained by insulin [Int. J. Cancer 50 (1992)...

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Published in:Cellular signalling Vol. 15; no. 4; pp. 385 - 394
Main Authors: Ursø, Birgitte, Ilondo, M.Mapoko, Holst, Patricia A, Christoffersen, Claus T, Ouwens, Margriet, Giorgetti, Sophie, Van Obberghen, E, Naor, David, Tornqvist, Hans, De Meyts, Pierre
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Language:English
Published: England Elsevier Inc 01-04-2003
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Summary:Insulin and growth hormone (GH) induce mitogenic and metabolic signals in cells, GH either directly or indirectly via IGF-I production. We have studied a spontaneous murine T-cell lymphoma (LB cells) devoid of IGF-1 receptors in which proliferation is maintained by insulin [Int. J. Cancer 50 (1992) 80], and show that GH is more potent than insulin, with both GH and insulin dose–response curves for thymidine incorporation being bell-shaped. Binding showed somatogenic rather than lactogenic GH receptors. Insulin stimulated phosphorylation of the insulin receptor and of a 160-kDa protein, identified as the IRS-4 protein. This phosphorylated IRS-4 associated with PI3-kinase, which was activated along with the downstream p70 S6 kinase, whereas the Ras–MAPK pathway was not. Using selective inhibitors, the PI3-kinase, but not p70 S6 kinase or MEK, was found to be involved in insulin-stimulated DNA synthesis. GH induced tyrosine phosphorylation of IRS-4 and nuclear translocation of STAT5. The LB cells constitute a new model for studying GH and insulin signalling without interference of IGF-1 receptors.
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ISSN:0898-6568
1873-3913
DOI:10.1016/S0898-6568(02)00113-4