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J Biol Chem, Vol. 274, Issue 5, 3199-3206, January 29, 1999
Sp1 and Egr-1 Have Opposing Effects on the Regulation of the Rat
Pgp2/mdr1b Gene
Jaideep V.
Thottassery ,
Daxi
Sun ,
Gerard P.
Zambetti§,
Amber
Troutman ,
Vikas P.
Sukhatme¶,
Erin G.
Schuetz , and
John
D.
Schuetz
From the Departments of Pharmaceutical Sciences and
§ Biochemistry, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital,
Memphis, Tennessee 38105 and the ¶ Beth Israel Hospital and
Harvard School of Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts 02215
The promoter of the rat pgp2/mdr1b
gene has a GC-rich region (pgp2GC) that is highly conserved in
mdr genes and contains an consensus Sp1 site. Sp1's role
in transactivation of the pgp2/mdr1b promoter was tested in
Drosophila Schneider cells. The pgp2/mdr1b promoter was strongly activated by co-transfected wild type Sp1 but not
mutant Sp1 and mutation of the Sp1 site abrogated
Sp1-dependent transactivation. In gel shift assays, the
same mutations abolished Sp1-DNA complex formation. Moreover, basal
activity of the pgp2/mdr1b Sp1 mutant promoter was
dramatically lower. Enforced ectopic overexpression of Sp1 in H35 rat
hepatoma cells revealed that cell lines overexpressing Sp1 had
increased endogenous pgp2/mdr1b mRNA, demonstrating
that Sp1 activates the endogenous pgp2/mdr1b gene. Pgp2GC
oligonucleotide also bound Egr-1 in gel shift assays and Egr-1
competitively displaced bound Sp1. In transient transfections of H35
cells (and human LS180 and HepG2 cells) Egr-1 potently and specifically
suppressed pgp2/mdr1b promoter activity and mutations in
the Egr-1 site decreased Egr-1 binding and correlated with
pgp2/mdr1b up-regulation. Ectopic overexpression of Egr-1
in H35 cells decreased Pgp expression and selectively increased
vinblastine sensitivity. In conclusion, Sp1 positively regulates while
Egr-1 negatively regulates the rat pgp2/mdr1b gene.
Moreover, competitive interactions between Sp1 and Egr-1 in all
likelihood determine the constitutive expression of the
pgp2/mdr1b gene in H35 cells.
Copyright © 1999 by The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Inc.

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