Viral Inhibition of the Anaphase- Promoting Complex/Cyclosome as a Mechanism of Tumor-specific Cell Death Jose G. Teodoro, Ph.D McGill Cancer Center Department.

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Viral Inhibition of the Anaphase- Promoting Complex/Cyclosome as a Mechanism of Tumor-specific Cell Death Jose G. Teodoro, Ph.D McGill Cancer Center Department of Biochemistry McGill University Montr é al, Canada

Viruses as tools in the study of cell transformation and apoptosis

Apoptin localizes in a transformation-dependent manner

Apoptin localization is regulated by a factor in transformed cells

Proteomic analysis of Apoptin-associated proteins

Subunit structure of the APC/C Thornton et al. Genes & Dev (2006)

Apoptin induces destabilization of the APC/C FPLC analysis

Apoptin colocalizes with APC/C within PML bodies

Tran et al. J Virol Oct 17

Overview and future directions How does G2/M arrest proceed to apoptosis? Do current chemotherapies rely on APC/C inhibition for efficacy? Can the APC/C be an anti-cancer drug target?

Acknowledgements McGill University Isabelle Gamache Mohamed Mustafa Russell Towers Sarah Assadian Yiqing Lu Michael Hell U Mass Michael Green Destin Heilman Albert Parker Julie Zhou Reagents Frank Graham Crister Hoog