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    1991;51:3261-3266.Cancer Res

    Thomas H. Foster, Melissa C. Primavera, Victor J. Marder, et al.

    Human Endothelial CellsPhotosensitized Release of von Willebrand Factor from Cultured

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    [ CA N CER R ES EA RC H 5 1. 3 26 1- 32 66 . J un e 1 5, 1 99 1]

    Photosensitized Release of von W illebrand Factor from Cultured Hum an

    Endoth elial C ells1

    Thom as H . Foster,2 M elissa C . Prim avera, V ictor J. M arder, R ussell H ilf, and Lee A nn Sporn

    D ep ar tm en ts o f R ad io lo gy [ T. H . F .] , M e di cin e, H em at olo gy U nit [ M. C . P ., V . J . M ., L . A . S .J , a nd B io ch em is tr y [ R. H .] , U ni ve rs it y o f R oc he ste r S ch oo l o f M ed ic in e

    a nd Den ti st ry , R oc he st er , N ew Y or k 1 46 42

    ABSTRACT

    C ultu red e nd othe lia l ce lls fro m th e h um an u mb ilic al v ein w ere in cu

    b at ed w i th l ow con cent ra ti on s ( 1 MU/ in l)o f t he p ho to se ns it iz er l 'h ot fr i

    I I. F oll ow in g a s ub le th al li gh t e xp os ur e, a li gh t d os e- de pe nd en t r el ea se

    o f v on W il le br an d f ac to r ( vVV f) in to th e c ul tu re m ed ium was o bs er ve d.

    A na ly sis o f th e mul tim en e c ompo sit io n o f t he r ele as ed p ro te in i nd ic at ed

    that it originated from the intracellular pool of large vW f m ultim ers

    store d in the W eib el-P alad e b od ies . T his re le ase w as d etec te d a s e arly

    a s 1 h p os tir ra di at io n. R el ea se w as in hib ite d a t l ow temp era tu re a nd w as

    dependen t upon the p re sence o f ex trace llular ca lc ium. Photo sensi ti za tion

    r es ul te d i n a n i nf lu x o f c al ci um who se t im e c ou rs e p ar all el ed vWf r el ea se

    from the cells. S ince vW f m ediates platelet adhesion to the vascular

    s ub endo th el ium , i t i s p os si bl e t ha t i ts p ho to ch em ica ll y s timul at ed r el ea se

    i n v iv o c ou ld c on tr ib ut e t o p la te le t t hr ombus f ormat io n obs er ve d i n t is su e

    fol lowing photodynamic therapy .

    INTRODUCTION

    T he m echanism s of tum or destruction in response to photo-

    d yn am ic th era py a re th e s ub je ct o f c on sid era ble in ve stig atio n.

    S ing le t o xy ge n ('O 2), fo rm ed as a resu lt o f en erg y tra nsfer fro m

    a photoexcited sensitizer to dioxygen, is highly reactive in

    b io lo gical sy stem s an d h as been iden tified as th e ag en t respo n

    sible for m any deleterious effects at the cellular level (1, 2).

    These effects have been m ost pronounced in cell m em branes

    and have involved direct damage to the membrane (3-5) and

    d eactiv ation of m em bran e-assoc iated en zy mes an d tran spo rt

    sys tems (6-8) .

    A t a m acro sco pic lev el, P DT 1 p ro duces d estru ctio n of tum or

    and norm al tissue vasculature. A variety of effects have been

    d escrib ed , inc lu din g bloo d flo w stasis, h em orrh ag e, vaso co n

    s tr ic tio n, p la te le t a gg re ga tio n and p la te le t th rombu s f orma ti on ,

    an d b lan ch in g of the m icro vessels (9-1 5). R ece ntly , P in ga r

    e t a l. 16 r epo rte d th e appea ranc e o f in cr ea sed c ir cu la ting le ve ls

    o f thro mb ox an e fo llow in g p ho to dy nam ic therap y in a rat tum or

    m odel. Som e investigators have asserted that the observed

    damage to the vasculature is the primary cause of tumor re

    sponse to PD T (10). W hile this contention rem ains the subject

    of extensive study, the appearance of pronounced changes in

    th e m ic ro va sc ula tu re o f th e tre ate d tis su e h as b ee n c on vin cin gly

    established.

    In an effort to better understand some of the processes

    in vo lv ed in P DT -in du ced effec ts o n the v ascu lature, w e u nd er

    took experim ents in which cultured hum an endothelial cells

    w ere exposed to Photofrin II and light. Few investigations of

    Rece iv ed 12/ 4/ 90 ; a c cept ed 4 /9 /9 1.

    T he c osts o f p ub lic atio n o f th is a rtic le w er e d ef ra ye d in p art b y th e p ay me nt

    o f p ag e c ha rg es. T his a rtic le m ust th er efo re b e h ere by m ark ed a dv ertise me nt in

    a cc or da nc e w it h 1 8 U .S .C . S ec tio n 1 73 4 s ole ly t o i nd ic at e th is f ac t.

    ' The research presented in this report w as supported by USPH S G rants

    C A3 68 56 , H L0 71 52 , H L4 37 11 , a nd H L3 06 16 a wa rd ed b y th e N atio na l C an ce r

    I ns ti tu te a nd th e N at io na l H ea rt . L un g a nd B lo od I ns tit ute .

    2 Supported in part by the D epartm ent of R adiology at the University of

    R oc he ste r. T o w ho m r eq ue sts fo r re prin ts sh ou ld b e a dd re ss ed , a t U niv ers ity o f

    Roc he ste r S ch oo l o f Medi cin e a nd D en ti st ry . D ep ar tm e nt o f R ad io lo gy , B ox 6 48 ,

    6 01 E lm wo od A ve nu e, R oc he ste r, N Y 1 46 42 .

    3 T he a bb re via tio ns u se d a re : P DT , p ho to dy na mic th er ap y; v Wf . v on W ille -

    b rand factor .

    endothelial cells have been reported to date. Ben-Hur et al.

    (17), using cultured bovine endothelial cells sensitized w ith

    chloroalum inum phthalocyanine tetrasulfonate, reported ef

    fects that w ere attributed to a light dose-dependent release of

    c lo ttin g fa cto rs in de pe nd en t o f c ell ly sis. A re po rt b y C orn er

    et al. 18 , using Photofrin II as the sensitizer, dem onstrated

    that bovine endothelial cells w ere m ore sensitive to photody

    nam ic action in vitro than were sm ooth m uscle or fibroblast

    cells from the sam e species. O ur experim ents w ere designed to

    determ ine w hether the biochem ical response of hum an endo

    thelial cells to photodynam ic insult included the stim ulated

    re le as e o f vW f.

    vW f is a large, adhesive glycoprotein com posed of a series of

    d is ulf id e- bonded mu lt ime rs ( 19 ) s yn th es iz ed by endot he lia l c ells

    (20) and megakaryocytes (21, 22). It is found circulating in

    p lasm a an d in p latele t -g ran ules (2 3, 2 4) an d is a co mpo nen t

    o f th e v asc ula r b aseme nt m embra ne (2 5). vW f med ia te s p la te le t

    a dh esio n to th e v es se l w all fo llowin g in ju ry (2 6, 2 7), e sp ec ia lly

    under conditions of high sheer stress such as exist in the

    m icrovasculature (28). vW f is stored w ithin endothelial cell-

    specific secretory vesicles called W eibel-Palade bodies (29)

    w hich provide a rapidly releasable pool of the largest and m ost

    b io lo gic ally p ote nt m ultim ers (3 0). In v itro , th is re le ase re su lts

    in the appearance of large multimeric forms in the culture

    m ed iu m, d ep letio n o f th e in tracellu lar large m ultim er sto res,

    and the appearance of irregular patches containing vW f on

    the external cell surface (30). Among the agents known to

    induce this rapid vW f release from the W eibel-Palade bodies

    are th ro mb in , h istam in e, fib rin , p horb ol m yristate acetate, the

    c alciu m io no pho re A 23 18 7, an d assem bly o f co mp lem en t co m

    ponents C5b-9 (reviewed in Ref. 31). Stimulated release of

    W eib el-P alad e bo dy con te nts is asso ciated w ith a rise in in tra

    c ellu lar c alciu m co nc entra tio n (32 -3 4). In th is stu dy, w e sh ow

    th at p ho to se nsitiz ed d am ag e to e nd oth elia l c ells trig ge rs re le as e

    o f v Wf fro m W eib el-P alad e b od ies o f en do th elial cells an d th at

    release is likely caused by an influx of calcium induced by

    pho todynam ic a cti on .

    M ATERIALS AND M ETHODS

    End oth el ia l C ell C ul tu re a nd Me ta bo li c L ab el in g. E nd oth eli al c ell s

    f rom h uman umbil ic al v ei ns w ere h ar ve ste d a s p re vio us ly d es cr ib ed ( 29 ,

    35) and cultured in 25-cm 2 cell culture flasks in M cC oy's M edium 5a

    (F lo w L abo ra to rie s, M cL ea n, V A) w ith 2 0% fe ta l bo vine s eru m, 5 0 ig /

    m l e ndot he li al c el l g row th s uppl ement (B iomed ic ai Te chno lo gi es , I nc .,

    S toughton, M A), and 100 M g/m l heparin (S igm a Chem ical Co., St.

    L ouis, M O). T he cultures w ere m onitored for the presence of nonen-

    d ot he lia l c ell s b y immun ofl uo re sc en ce s ta in in g f or vWf a nd w ere f ou nd

    to b e free o f c on tam in atio n. C ells w ere ty pica lly u se d at p assa ge 2 an d

    required approxim ately 5 days to reach confluence (3 x IO 6 cells) at

    ea ch p ass ag e. P rio r to in cub atio n w ith P ho tofrin , m etab olic la belin g

    w it h [ 15 S] cy st ein e (1 15 3.4 C i/mmo l; N ew Eng la nd Nuc le ar R es ea rc h

    Products, Boston, M A) was carried out for 3 days at 25 nCi/ml in

    co mple te cu ltu re m ed iu m. E xp erim ents w ere p erfo rm ed o n co nflu en t

    c el l mono la ye rs . Endo th el ia l c el l v ia bi li ty wa s a ss es se d by d et erm in in g

    th eir a bility to ex clu de tryp an b lu e. A t v ario us tim es fo llo win g p ho to -

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    1\ tITKO P HO TO SE NSITIZAT1O N O F E ND OTH ELIAL C E LLS

    radiation, cells w ere try psiniz ed and incubated f or 1 m in w ith 0.2%

    try pan blu e stain (S ig m a C hem ic al C o.). T he p erc en tag e o f v iable c ells

    was d ete rm i ne d b y u si ng a h emo cy tom et er.

    Ph ot of ri n I I T re atm e nt an d L ig ht E x po su re . Ph oto frin I I was o btain ed

    f rom Quad ra L o gi c T e ch no lo gie s, I nc . ( V an co uv er, B rit is h Columbi a,

    C an ad a) an d sto red in th e d ark at 0 C .C ells w ere incubated w ith 1

    M g/m l Photof rin II in serum -f ree culture m edium supplem ented w ith

    Nu trid oma-HU (Boe hrin ge r Man nh eim B i oc hem ic al s, I nd ian ap oli s,

    IN ). Follow ing a 2-h incubation at 37 Cin a 5% C O2, high hum idity

    in cu bato r, ce lls w e re w ash ed tw ice w ith seru m -f ree m e diu m , an d co m

    p lete cu ltu re m e diu m w as rep lace d. Ph oto rad iation w as d on e w ith th e

    unf iltered output f rom a pair of f luorescent lam ps. T he incident pho-

    toradiation pow er density at the lev el of the cells w as 0.2 m W /cm 2,

    u nc orre cte d f or t he ab so rb an ce o f t he c ult ure m e dium .

    An t is era. T h e p reparat io n and charac te ri z at io n o f monospe ci f ic an ti -

    sera agains t hu m an v W f u se d f or im m u nop urif icatio n w e re p re vio usly

    d es cri bed (29 , 3 6) .

    C ell L y sis an d v \V 'f Pu rif icatio n. A t s elec te d tim e po in ts f ollow in g

    p ho to radiation , cu ltu re m ed iu m w as co lle cted an d ce lls w ere ly sed as

    p re vio usly d esc rib ed (37 ). T he c ell ly sate or c ultu re m e diu m sam p les

    w ere then incubated w ith gelatin S epharose f or 1.5 h at room tem per

    ature to rem ov e f ibronectin and other contam inating proteins that

    ad he re n on sp ec if ic al ly . G el ati n S ep haro se was remov ed b y c en tri fu ga-

    tion. Protein A - Sepharose C L4B (30 m g/sam ple) (S igm a C hem ical

    C o.) w as preincubated w ith 50 n\ anti-v W f antiserum f or 30 m in, then

    added to each sam ple and incubated f or 1.5 h at room tem perature.Pro tein A - S ep haro se b ead s w e re w ash ed ex ten siv ely (3 8), the n b oiled

    in electrophoresis sam ple buf fer (39), and the collected sam ple w as

    an aly z ed b y g el e le ct ro ph ore sis . vW f immun op urif ie d f rom e qu al n um

    b ers o f c el ls was l oad ed f or an al ys is o f th e c el l l ys at e s amp le s. S im i larl y,

    the total v W f im m unopurif ied f rom culture m edia sam ples w as sub

    j ec te d t o g el anal y si s.

    E le ct ro ph ore si s G el s an d v \V f Quan ti tati on . A g aro se h ori zo ntal s lab

    g els w ere p rep ared by us in g a s olu tio n o f 2 % ag aro se an d 0 .2 % s od iu m

    d od ecy l su lf ate in 0 .05 M p hos ph ate b uf fer, p H 7 .0 . E le ctro ph ores is

    b uf fe r w as 0 .1 M p ho sp hate, p H 7 .0 , w ith O .I % s od iu m d od ec yl su lf ate .

    E x po su re s o f 2 -3 w e ek s w e re u se d t o p ro du ce t he au to rad io grap hs u se d

    f or q uan tit at iv e d en si tom et ric s can nin g. T h e p erc en tag e o f to tal ( dim e r

    plus large m ultim er) v W f appearing in the culture m edium w as com

    p ute d b y u sin g t he f ol low in g f ormu la:

    v W f in culture m edium

    v W f in cell ly sate + culture m edium

    Im m u nof lu ore sc en ce S tain in g. E nd oth elial c ells c ultu re d o n g lass

    cov erslips w ere w ashed, f ix ed for 20 m in in 3.7% form aldehy de in

    p ho sp hat e- bu ff ere d s al in e, an d p erm e ab il iz ed f or 1 5 m i n i n 0 .5% T ri to n

    X - 1 00 . Fl uo re sc en ce s tain in g u si ng an ti- vW f an ti se rum was c arri ed o ut

    as p re v io us ly d es cri bed (29 ).

    4 5Ca2+Inf l ux . S t ud ie s o f 4 5Ca2+inf l ux we re condu ct ed as d es cri bed

    p rev io usly b y B areis e t al. (40 ) an d d eG ro ot e t al. (32 ). C ells g ro w n to

    co nf lu en ce in 2 5-c m 2 ce ll c ultu re f las ks (app ro xim ately 3 x IO 6 c ells)

    w ere incubated f or 2 h w ith Photof rin II as described abov e, w ashed

    tw ice w ith serum -f ree culture m edium , and then ov erlaid w ith a 2-m l

    so lu tio n c ontain ing 4 5C aC l2 (0 .7 15 C i/m m o l, A m e rsh am , A rlin gto n

    H eights, IL ) diluted to 4 /uC i/m l in com plete culture m edium . C ells

    w e re e xp ose d to lig ht, and f ollo w in g in cu bation at 3 7 Cf or v ariou s

    tim es, the uptak e of 45C a2+w as stopped by adding 100 n\ of 100 m M

    CaCli. T he culture m edium w as im m ediately rem ov ed, cells w ere

    w ashed tw ice w ith cold 150 m M N aC l containing 5 m M C aC l2 and 10mM 4 -(2- hyd ro x y et hy l )- l- pi pe raz i ne et han esul f on ic ac id , pH 7 .4 . Ce ll s

    w ere ly sed in a 1 m l solution containing 5 m M C aC l2/0.5% T riton X -

    1 00 . R ad io activ ity in th e ce ll ly sate sam p le s w as m e asu re d b y sc in til

    lat ion counting.

    RESULTS

    S in ce vW f re le ase f rom W e ib el-Palad e b od ie s is an e xo cy to tic

    p ro ce ss re qu irin g main te nan ce o f e nd oth elial c ell f un ctio n an d

    integrity , a study w as conducted to determ ine the v iability of

    p ho to sen sitiz ed cells treated w ith a ran ge o f p hotorad iatio n

    f lu en ces. Fo r at least 3 h f ollow in g ph oto rad iatio n, lig ht do ses

    of 2 m in or less at 0.2 m W /cnr resulted in essentially no

    d ec re as e in c ell v iab ili ty as c ompare d w i th unirrad iate d c on tro ls

    (>90% v iable). A t 6 h postphotoradiation, 80% of cells that

    h ad re ce iv ed a 2 -m i n e xp os ure w e re c ap ab le o f e xc lu din g try pan

    blue, w hile v iability of cells treated f or less than 2 m in did not

    dif fer f ro m co ntro ls. S om e dim in ish ed v iab ility w as o bserv ed in

    cells irradiated w ith higher f luences. S ix h af ter 3- and 5-m in

    ex po sures, th e p ercen tag e o f to tal cells retain in g th e ab ility to

    ex clu de try pan blu e w as 7 3 an d 5 4% , resp ectiv ely .

    E xposure of cells to Photof rin II and light led to a light dose-

    dependent redistribution of the m ultim eric form s of v W f be

    tw een the cells and culture m edium . A s illustrated by the

    autoradiograph in Fig. 1, an increased light dose caused an

    inc re ase in to tal v W f ap pearin g in th e cu ltu re m e diu m , and th is

    secreted v W f co ntain ed a disp ro po rtio nate am o unt o f the larg e

    m ultim eric f orm s. T he am ount of dim eric form s secreted, how

    ev er, d id n ot in crease w ith in creasin g lig ht do se. In cub atio n o f

    c ells w i th Ph oto frin II in th e ab se nc e o f p ho to rad iatio n re su lte d

    in no detectable alteration of the m ultim eric com position of

    cells or culture m edium as com pared w ith control cells (not

    shown).

    T he percentage of total labeled v W f appearing as large m ul-

    tim ers or dim ers in the culture m edium at 6 h follow ing the

    large

    mu lt ime rs

    Fig. 1. S ecretion of large v W f m ultim ers in

    response to Ph olof rin II and light ex posure.

    C ulture m edium and cell ly sate sam ples w ere

    collected 6 h f ollo wing light ex posures of 0, 1.

    2. 3. and 5 m in (0.2 m \V /cm 2). v W f w as im m u

    n op urif ie d an d an aly z ed as d es crib ed i n M ate

    r ia ls and Me thods . Pho to sen s it i/ at ion resu lt ed

    i n t he i nc re as ed ap pe aran ce o f l arg e mu lt im e ri c

    f orm s o f v W f in th e cu ltu re m ed iu m , w ith d ep le

    t io n o f t he c el lu lar p oo l. T h ere w as n o d et ec tab le

    ef f ect on the distribution of the dim er pool of

    v W f b etw e en c el ls an d c ul tu re m e diu m .

    dimer

    0

    2 3

    cell

    mm

    1 2 3

    medium

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    I N VI TRO P HO TOSE NSI TI Z TI ON OF E NDO TH ELI L E LL S

    v ario us lig ht d oses (see M a terials an d M e tho ds f or calcu la

    tion) is show n graphically in Fig. 2. T he data are av erages of

    densitom etric scans of gels from four separate ex perim ents.

    R esults indicated that a m ean of 4% of total large m ultim ers of

    v W f w ere secreted in the absence of photoradiation. R elease of

    large m ultim ers w as signif icant w ith respect to controls (P