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. 2016 Apr 22;7(21):30659–30677. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.8928

Figure 5. Cld7 and apoptosis resistance.

Figure 5

(A) Wt, kd and rescue ASML cells were cultured in the presence of increasing amounts of cisplatin. Flow cytometry analysis of the percent of AnnV+, AnnV+PI+ and PI+ cells; mean ± SD (triplicates) are shown, significant differences to wt cells: *. (B) WB of Akt, Pten, pPten and Pten phosphorylating kinases in untreated and PMA-treated wt, kd and rescue ASML cells; (C) sucrose gradient fractions of the lysates as above and WB with anti-Pten, -pPten, -GSK3β, -CK2, -src, -cld7 and -Tspan8; (D) Membrane and cytosol lysates from cells as above were blotted with anti-GSK3β, -CK2, -src, -pPten and -cld7. (E) WB with anti-Pten, -cld7, -EpC, -GSK3β, -CK2 and -src after precipitation with anti-GSK3β, anti-CK2 and anti-src. Drug resistance of ASML-cld7kd cells is severely impaired and not rescued in ASML-cld7mPalm cells. Upregulation of Pten in PMA-treated ASML-cld7kd and -cld7mPalm cells indicates Pten repression only by palmitoylation-competent cld7. Concomitant pronounced cytoplasmic Pten phosphorylation does not contribute rescuing apoptosis resistance.