MEKi reduces sheddase activity via increased TIMP1 association, and TIMP1 neutralization enhances MAPKi efficacy. MEKi reduces sheddase activity via increased.

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MEKi reduces sheddase activity via increased TIMP1 association, and TIMP1 neutralization enhances MAPKi efficacy. MEKi reduces sheddase activity via increased TIMP1 association, and TIMP1 neutralization enhances MAPKi efficacy. A, MEKi reduces ADAM10 and ADAM17 catalytic activities in MDA-MB-231, directly measured using the live-cell PrAMA assay (*, P < 0.05; n= 4). B, live-cell immunostaining shows knockdown of TIMP1, but not TIMP3, reduces surface AXL in MDA-MB-231, 24 hours after PD325901 treatment and 72 hours after transfection (*, P < 0.05; n= 3; knockdown validation: Supplementary Fig. S7D). C, cotreatment with a TIMP1 neutralization antibody (T1-NAB) blocks tumor AXL accumulation following BRAFi/MEKi treatment in the LOX-IMVI melanoma xenograft model, shown by immunofluorescence quantification (*, P= 0.02; n≥ 2). D, live-cell immunostaining shows MEKi increases surface TIMP1 in MDA-MB-231. E, flow cytometry shows 5-minute MEKi treatment increases rTIMP1-fluor binding to the cell surface (*, P < 0.05; n= 4). F, significant co-IP of ADAM10-HA and rTIMP-fluor is only detected in bulk anti-HA IP lysate from cells transfected with ADAM10-HA and treated with U0126 (*, P < 0.05; n= 3; pooled two-tailed t test). G and H, the 120-kDa ADAM10 dimerization band (39) and co-IP with rTIMP1 increases with 5-minute MEKi (*, P < 0.05; n > 3). I, pretreatment (24 hours) with a TIMP1 neutralization antibody (T1-NAB) followed by cotreatment with PD325901 (MEKi) or vemurafenib (BRAFi) leads to enhanced reduction in cell count at 72 hours, normalized to the effect size of BRAFi or MEKi alone (*, P= 0.03, pooled two-tailed t test, n= 18 total reps). J and K, T1-NAB cotreatment synergistically increases BRAFi/MEKi efficacy in the LOX-IMVI xenograft model by enhancing initial tumor shrinkage (J; P= 0.014, two-way ANOVA interaction term, total n= 46) and delaying tumor recurrence (K; P= 0.04, two-tailed t test, n≥ 8 per group). L, overview schematic of RTK shedding as a mechanism of MAPKi resistance. Miles A. Miller et al. Cancer Discov 2016;6:382-399 ©2016 by American Association for Cancer Research