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ABSTRACTS – ORAL PRESENTATIONS - AMCA, spol. s r.o.

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CD133 protein was detected after using demethylating agent 5-aza-2’-deoxycytidine.<br />

Flowcytometric and western blot analysis showed that VPA treated culture increased<br />

expression of CD133 protein to several folds and maintained it high as far as VPA is<br />

included in the culture of SHSY5Y, UKF-NB3 NBL cell lines. On the other hand, Valpromid,<br />

a carboxamide derivative of VPA that lack the histone deacetylase inhibition effect<br />

doesn‘t induce CD133 expression in UKF-NB3 which confirms the regulation of CD133<br />

by the state of histone.<br />

We also highlight that hypoxia (1% oxygen) induced robust down regulation of CD133<br />

up to disappearance of the protein expression in UKF-NB3 cell line. Hypoxia-inducible<br />

factors seem to be involved in this regulation because the same effect was obtained<br />

when cobalt chloride, that mimic hypoxia by inducing hypoxia-inducible factors, was<br />

added to culture in normoxia. Moreover, the great effect of VPA on expansion of<br />

CD133 in normoxia, was diminished in hypoxic condition and is regained again when<br />

VPA is combined with 5-aza-2’-deoxycytidine, suggesting that part of the cells acquired<br />

methylation of the CD133 promoter in hypoxic condition.<br />

The regressive response of the amount of CD133 in hypoxia is unusual to CSCs behavior<br />

in comparison to CD133 positive cells in other solid tumours (Soeda et al., 2009) that<br />

is of great importance to understand the tumor microenvironment and the different<br />

reaction of CD133 expression in various cell types in response to hypoxia. Obviously,<br />

CD133 gene expression is directly controlled by epigenetic regulation.<br />

Acknowledgments<br />

This work was supported by GAUK grant No 620612 and GAČR No No P301/10/0356.<br />

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human glioblastoma cell lines. Cancer Letters 279: 13–21 (2009).<br />

Soeda A, Park M, Lee D, et al.: Hypoxia promotes expansion of the CD133-positive glioma<br />

stem cells through activation of HIF-1a. Oncogene 28: 3949–3959 (2009).<br />

Tabu K, Sasai K, Kimura T, et al.: Promoter hypomethylation regulates CD133 expression<br />

in human gliomas. Cell Research 18:1037-1046 (2008).<br />

Tong QS, Zheng LD, Tang ST, et al.: Expression and clinical significance of stem cell marker<br />

CD133 in human neuroblastoma. World J Pediatr 4(1):58-62 (2008)<br />

61. POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SP-PHENOTYPE UNDER IN VITRO CONDITIONS<br />

Jaromír Mikeš, Jana Vargová, Lucia Mikešová, Zuzana Zsihovicsová, Ján Kovaľ, Rastislav<br />

Jendželovský, Peter Fedoročko<br />

Institute of Biology and Ecology, University of Pavol Jozef Šafárik in Košice, Slovak Republic;<br />

jaromirmikes@yahoo.com<br />

A concept of cancer cells with “mighty” powers of stem cells was primarily identified and<br />

issued in haematological malignancies in 1990’s and it seems to be valid in solid tumour,<br />

too. The main consequence accrued from this concept is the existence of rare cells,<br />

aka “cancer stem-like cells” (cSCs), with a high resistance to anti-cancer therapy and<br />

Analytical Cytometry VII 77

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