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Kinases from all major kinome subfamilies were captured, with a large percentage representing the untargeted kinome. iTRAQ labeling of digested MIB elutions allowed quantitative profiling キナーゼ 阻害剤 of kinases in patient invasive ductal carcinoma compared to adjacent uninvolved mammary tissue. Of the kinases detected, there was a general increase in MIB binding of tumor kinases, suggesting escalated kinome activity in the tumor compared to uninvolved mammary tissue. For example, the RAF MEK ERK pathway is increased in MIB binding in the tumor relative to control tissue, consistent with ERK activity being a driver for TNBC proliferation. Immunoblots confirmed the activation of RAF MEK ERK signaling in the patient invasive ductal carcinoma.<br><br> RTK arrays further revealed Tyr phosphorylated RTKs in two human tumors, which showed phosphorylation of EGFR, HER2, PDGFRB, CSF1R, RON and EPHB2. Although our data pointed to the potential importance of Tyr phosphorylated オーダー Lenalidomide EGFR and PDGFRB in patient TNBC, clinical trials targeting these RTKs have largely failed. The failure of single agent RTK inhibitors in TNBC is consistent with drug induced activation of multiple kinases or compensatory tumor kinome responses. Since many expressed RTKs drive ERK activation, we profiled claudin low breast cancer cells after MEK inhibition, to determine if dynamic kinome reprogramming occurs. Our goal was to define kinome alterations that would suggest a more effective, rationally designed combination therapy. Reprogramming the kinome in response to MEK inhibition MEK inhibitors AZD6244 or U0126 inhibited growth of SUM159 and MDA MB 231 cells.<br><br> ERK remained inhibited after 4h of MEK inhibitor treatment, while MEK phosphorylation was enhanced. Inhibitor treatment for 24h resulted in reactivation of ERK, demonstrating both lines overcame the initial MEK inhibition. Phosphoproteomic analysis revealed loss of ERK LY2603618 Checkpoint 阻害剤 mediated feedback regulation of both BRAF and MEK1. Reduced phosphorylation of negative feedback sites on BRAF and MEK1 indicate escape from the suppressive feedback regulation on the ERK pathway. Analysis of MIB isolated protein kinases identified 52 peptides with decreased and 59 peptides with increased phosphorylation, while the phosphorylation status of 365 phosphopeptides was unchanged after MEK inhibition.<br><br> The majority of these phosphorylation sites were Ser, Thr and Pro directed Ser/Thr sites, but pTyr changes were also included, suggesting a broad change in kinome activity in response to AZD6244. We next used MIB/MS to profile the SUM159 kinome response after exposure to AZD6244. MEK inhibition resulted in time dependent MIB binding changes for more than 140 kinases, including cell cycle regulatory kinases, MAPK pathway kinases, RTKs, cytosolic Tyr kinases and other Ser/Thr kinases. Figure 2E highlights the MIB binding dynamics for MAPK component kinases during the time course of MEK inhibitor response in SUM159 cells. At 4h of AZD6244 treatment both MEK1 and MEK2 are inhibited, as measured by loss of MIB binding. However, while MEK1 binding remains largely inhibited, MEK2 binding to MIBs increases at 12h of treatment and by 24h was similar to control cells, indicating a return of MEK2 activity.