Autocrine- and paracrine-activated receptor tyrosine kinases in classic Hodgkin lymphoma by Christoph Renné, Klaus Willenbrock, Ralf Küppers, Martin-Leo.

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Autocrine- and paracrine-activated receptor tyrosine kinases in classic Hodgkin lymphoma by Christoph Renné, Klaus Willenbrock, Ralf Küppers, Martin-Leo Hansmann, and Andreas Bräuninger Blood Volume 105(10):4051-4059 May 15, 2005 ©2005 by American Society of Hematology

Western blot analysis for expression of 5 RTKs in 4 HRS cell lines. Western blot analysis for expression of 5 RTKs in 4 HRS cell lines. Shown are Western blots of all 4 analyzed HRS cell lines for PDGFRA, DDR2, EPHB1, TRKA, and RON. All bands shown are of expected size. In the RON Western blot, the shorter band corresponds to the processed β-chain and the longer band to the unprocessed precursor. Christoph Renné et al. Blood 2005;105:4051-4059 ©2005 by American Society of Hematology

Immunohistochemical analysis of PDGFRA, DDR2, EPHB1, RON, TRKB, and TRKA expression. Immunohistochemical analysis of PDGFRA, DDR2, EPHB1, RON, TRKB, and TRKA expression. Immunohistochemical analysis of patients with primary HL using alkaline phosphatase and Fast Red as substrate revealed the HRS cell–specific expression of PDGFRA (A), DDR2 (B), EPHB1 (C), RON (D), TRKB (E), and TRKA (F). In positive patients, most HRS cells were stained. In a clonally related composite lymphoma, PDGFRA-specific staining was observed in the HRS cells (G) but not in the follicular lymphoma cells (H). All magnifications are 200×; those in the inserts are 400×. (I) The percentages of patients with B-NHL (n = 86; 22 mantle cell lymphomas, 15 chronic lymphocytic leukemias, 19 follicular lymphomas, 11 Burkitt lymphomas, 19 diffuse large B-cell lymphomas), LP HL (n = 23), MC HL (n = 21), and NS HL (n = 19) expressing the indicated RTKs are shown. (J-M) Pie charts showing the breakdown of patients expressing the indicated numbers of RTKs for B-NHL (J) (n = 86), LP HL (K) (n = 23), MC HL (L) (n = 21), and NS HL (M) (n = 19). Christoph Renné et al. Blood 2005;105:4051-4059 ©2005 by American Society of Hematology

Analysis of RTK activation with p-Y–specific antibodies. Analysis of RTK activation with p-Y–specific antibodies. Immunohistochemical analysis with antibodies specific for p-Y-720-PDGFRA (A) and p-Y-680/681-TRKA and -TRKB (B), using alkaline phosphatase and Fast Red as substrate, showed considerable HRS cell–specific staining in patients expressing the respective RTKs. In positive patients, only a fraction of HRS cells (approximately 30%-70%) was stained. Positive and negative cells were intermingled. Immunostainings with a pan-p-Y antibody using horseradish peroxidase and diaminobenzidine (DAB) as substrate revealed elevated levels of p-Y contents, comparable to tumors with activated RTKs, in the HRS cells of several patients (C-E). The same patient with HL is shown in panels E and F. (E) HRS cells are positive, (F) and pretreatment of the section with T cell phosphatase abolished staining completely. All magnifications except panel D are 200×, with magnifications in inserts at 400×. Magnification in panel D is 100×. Christoph Renné et al. Blood 2005;105:4051-4059 ©2005 by American Society of Hematology

Immunostaining of classical HL for ligands of aberrantly expressed RTKs. Immunostaining of a lymph node with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia (A) and of a classical HL (B) for collagen type 1, the high-affinity ligand for DDR2, using alkaline phosphatase. Immunostaining of classical HL for ligands of aberrantly expressed RTKs. Immunostaining of a lymph node with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia (A) and of a classical HL (B) for collagen type 1, the high-affinity ligand for DDR2, using alkaline phosphatase. Although only the capsule and occasional vessels are stained in lymphadenitis, sclerotic bands containing collagen type 1 and branching into the tumor infiltrate are numerous in HL. Immunostaining of a lymph node in a patient with reactive hyperplasia (C) and classical HL (D) for NGF, the TRKA ligand. NGF-positive cells were rarely observed in the reactive lymph node, whereas such cells were frequent in the tumor infiltrate. (E) Immunostaining of a classical HL for PDGFA, a high-affinity ligand for PDGFRA. PDGFA is expressed by HRS cells in a patient also expressing PDGFRA. (F) Immunostaining in a patient with classical HL for EphrinB1, a ligand for EPHB1, found to be expressed by HRS cells of several patients expressing EPHB1. All magnifications are 100×. Inserts in panels A and B are 0.5×; those in panels C-F are 400×. Christoph Renné et al. Blood 2005;105:4051-4059 ©2005 by American Society of Hematology

Sensitivity of HL cell lines to imatinib. Sensitivity of HL cell lines to imatinib. The 4 HL cell lines KMH2 (▪), HDLM2 (▴), L1236 (▾), and L428 (♦) were incubated for 70 hours with the indicated imatinib concentrations. After incubation in propidium iodide, numbers of living cells were determined in a FACScan. Experiments were repeated 3 times, and a representative experiment with 3 replicates and standard derivation is shown in a semi-logarithmic plot. Numbers of living cells are shown as fractions (in percentages) of the untreated control. Christoph Renné et al. Blood 2005;105:4051-4059 ©2005 by American Society of Hematology