Authors
Ian J Griswold, Mary MacPartlin, Thomas Bumm, Valerie L Goss, Thomas O'Hare, Kimberly A Lee, Amie S Corbin, Eric P Stoffregen, Caitlyn Smith, Kara Johnson, Erika M Moseson, Lisa J Wood, Roberto D Polakiewicz, Brian J Druker, Michael W Deininger
Publication date
2006/8/1
Journal
Molecular and cellular biology
Volume
26
Issue
16
Pages
6082-6093
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Description
Kinase domain (KD) mutations of Bcr-Abl interfering with imatinib binding are the major mechanism of acquired imatinib resistance in patients with Philadelphia chromosome-positive leukemia. Mutations of the ATP binding loop (p-loop) have been associated with a poor prognosis. We compared the transformation potency of five common KD mutants in various biological assays. Relative to unmutated (native) Bcr-Abl, the ATP binding loop mutants Y253F and E255K exhibited increased transformation potency, M351T and H396P were less potent, and the performance of T315I was assay dependent. The transformation potency of Y253F and M351T correlated with intrinsic Bcr-Abl kinase activity, whereas the kinase activity of E255K, H396P, and T315I did not correlate with transforming capabilities, suggesting that additional factors influence transformation potency. Analysis of the phosphotyrosine proteome by mass …
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