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Further intracellular proteins and signaling pathways regulated by angiotensin-(1-7) in human endothelial cells.

Christian Meinert1, Franziska Kohse2, Ilka Böhme2, Florian Gembardt3, Anja Tetzner4, Thomas Wieland5, Barry Greenberg6, Thomas Walther7.   

Abstract

In 2016, Meinert et al. (doi: 10.1016/j.jprot.2015.09.020) published the first 25 proteins in a protein array regulated in Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells (HUVEC) by the heptapeptide angiotensin (Ang)-(1-7) and the first 10 intracellular signaling cascades at different time points. This supporting data article shows further proteins and pathways stimulated by Ang-(1-7) in human endothelial cells at time points of 1 h, 3 h, 6 h, and 9 h. HUVECs were stimulated with Ang-(1-7), and regulated proteins were identified via antibody microarray. Bioinformatics software IPA was used for association of regulated proteins to metabolic pathways.

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Keywords:  Angiotensin-(1-7); Antibody microarray; Cell signaling; Endothelium; Renin-Angiotensin system

Year:  2016        PMID: 28018949      PMCID: PMC5167237          DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2016.12.004

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Data Brief        ISSN: 2352-3409


Specifications Table Value of the data First screening of 725 proteins potentially regulated by angiotensin (Ang)-(1–7) in endothelial cells via antibody microarray. As often slightly regulated proteins have already dramatic biological effects, identification of further proteins altered by Ang-(1–7) might have significant scientific relevance. Detailed description of Ang-(1–7) effects on intracellular signaling pathways under non-pathophysiological circumstances can identify further areas of benefit using Ang-(1–7). The understanding of intracellular network signaling initiated by Ang-(1–7) might allow conclusions on how the heptapeptide can oppose the effects of the detrimental Ang II.

Data

The antibody microarray identified 110 regulated proteins in human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC) cells after 1-h stimulation with Ang-(1–7), 119 after 3 h, 31 after 6 h, and 86 after 9 h. The first 25 regulated proteins have been published in Meinert et al. [1] in Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, Table 4. Here the name and ranking of the next regulated proteins are shown (Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, Table 4). Additionally, further intracellular pathways affected by Ang-(1–7) are shown in Table 5A–D.
Table 1

The proteins ranked 26–100 based on the detected fold change values after 1 h incubation of HUVEC with 10−7 M Ang-(1–7). The order of the numbers is oriented on the highest single value. Expression fold change lower than 1.5 is given in hyphen. Data that could not be detected is marked as n.d. Proteins marked in Italic show repeatedly identified differentially expressed proteins (RIDEPs). The mentioned dye indicates with which dye the unstimulated sample was labeled with.

ProteinAntibody idCy3Cy5Cy5
26.CIN85C81162.68
27.Annexin VIIA44752.64
28.AOP1A76742.442.64n.d
29.RALARR85292.632.03
30.PINCH-1P93712.61
31.Rab9R54042.61.76
32.BOB.1/OBF.1B78102.57n.d
33.GFI1G66702.51
34.MAPK14 (NonActivated)M84322.52.09
35.BimB79292.49n.d
36.PSFP28602.451.57
37.ERK2M74312.441.69
38.ASPP2A44801.642.44n.d
39.BACE1B08062.432.29
40.MTBPM35662.431.79
41.RICKR96502.431.66
42.BmfB16841.532.38
43.MADDM56832.37
44.c-Raf (pSer621)R11511.952.36n.d
45.p53R2P49932.351.54
46.SLIPR/MAGI-3S41912.351.77
47.SMAD4S39342.30
48.ASC-2A53551.591.612.28
49.CalretininC74792.251.96n.d
50.TBPT1827n.dn.d2.24
51.PRNPP59992.23n.d
52.SIAH2S79452.23
53.MTA2M75692.181.561.62
54.FAK (pTyr397)F79261.732.17
55.Nuf2N52872.16
56.UCHL1U52582.16
57.NBS1N92872.16
58.FKHRL1F21781.742.15
59.RAIDDR52752.15n.d
60.Cyclin AC4710n.d2.14
61.BAP1B93032.14n.d
62.p57kip2P27352.13
63.Importin α1I96582.12
64.WAVEW03922.10
65.CaldesmonC65422.081.64
66.AP1A59682.081.60
67.Zip KinaseZ01342.071.66n.d
68.FLIPγ/δF99252.07
69.ARCA83442.05
70.FasF44242.041.54
71.Pan CytokeratinC29311.922.03
72.S100S25322.001.68
73.H3 (Ac-Lys9, pSer10)H07882.00
74.H3 (Ac-Lys9)H09131.991.52
75.NitrotyrosinN04091.981.50
76.PID/MTA2P51181.98n.d
77.APRILA17261.911.95
78.δ-Catenin/NPRAPC48641.95
79.hABH2A82281.941.57
80.Desmosomal ProteinD12861.94
81.CoilinC18621.891.94
82.H3 (diMe-Lys9)D55671.94
83.TRF1T19481.921.52
84.cAblA58441.91
85.Tyrosin HydrolaseT29281.911.59
86.β-COPG61601.91n.d
87.E2F1E90261.771.85
88.SUMO1S54461.85
89.ParkinP62481.85
90.SynCAMS49451.601.84
91.Protein Kinase Cβ2P2584n.dn.d1.84
92.MTA1M13201.84
93.BUB1B05611.821.64
94.ASPP1A43551.82n.d
95.Caspase 13C88541.821.75
96.FXR2F15541.82
97.Caspase 10C12291.811.75
98.PKRP02441.81
99.hnRNP-C1/C2R50281.80
100.Importin α3I97831.771.74
Table 2

The proteins ranked 26–100 based on the detected fold change values after 3 h incubation of HUVEC with 10−7 M Ang-(1–7). The order of the numbers is oriented on the highest single value. Expression fold change lower than 1.5 is given in hyphen. Data that could not be detected is marked as n.d. Proteins marked in Italic show repeatedly identified differentially expressed proteins (RIDEPs). The mentioned dye indicates which dye the unstimulated sample was labeled with.

ProteinAntibody idCy3Cy5Cy5
26.BIDB31832.85
27.β-TubulinT52012.472.852.11
28.CentrinC77361.982.75
29.p21P14842.122.68
30.FOXC2F10542.67
31.PIAS2P94982.642.09
32.Annexin VIIA44752.641.69
33.NeurofibrominN36621.592.64
34.AOP1A7674n.d2.64
35.TRAILT91912.312.62
36.Rab5R79042.052.57
37.GFI1G6670n.d2.51n.d
38.DRAK1D13142.481.76
39.Cdk3C99872.012.471.57
40.ASPP2A44801.772.44n.d
41.S100S25322.401.682.03
42.N-CadherinC25421.832.40
43.NitrotyrosinN04091.741.52.39
44.MADDM5683n.d2.371.81
45.hSNF5/INI1H99121.562.33
46.IKKαI61391.522.33
47.PRMT1P68711.782.32
48.DR3D35632.32
49.PP2AP81092.31
50.Connexin-32C34701.732.30
51.TalT10751.612.29
52.BACE 1B08062.29
53.Sir2S53132.27
54.ARP3A59791.742.27
55.StriatinS06962.26
56.SMAD4S39341.602.18
57.Apaf1A84692.18
58.p57kip2P27351.842.132.16
59.Sirt1S51961.822.16
60.RICKR96502.161.66
61.FAK (pTyr577)F89262.151.56
62.FKHRL1F21782.15
63.Cyclin AC4710n.d2.14n.d
64.BAP1B93032.14
65.MBD4M98172.12
66.MeCP2M93171.661.632.10
67.HDAC8H64122.052.10
68.MAPK14 (nonActivated)M84322.09
69.TOM22T63191.541.662.08
70.Annexin VA86041.892.06
71.c-MycM44392.06
72.DEDAFD33162.06
73.eNOSN95321.642.05
74.RALARR85292.03n.d
75.H3 (Ac-Lys9, pSer10)H07882.002.03
76.TSG101T58262.021.95
77.DystrophinD81681.662.02
78.Connexin 43C80932.01
79.p63P33621.891.96
80.Protein Kinase BαP24821.96
81.CalretininC74791.96
82.CoilinC18621.94
83.MyD88M99341.91
84.ROCK 2R86531.771.90
85.I-AfadinA03491.521.90
86.Connexin 43C62191.561.89
87.α-ActininA50441.581.88
88.E2F1E90261.881.85
89.Chk2C92331.881.84
90.Importin α1I96581,87
91.F1AαF34281.86
92.SUMO1S54461.85
93.ASPP1A43551.84
94.SynCAMS49451.84
95.Chk1C93581.801.511.70
96.Sp1S98091.801.60
97.Pyk2 (pTyr579)P7114n.d1.80n.d
98.RIPR82741.631.79
99.Transportin 1T08251.541.77
100.GADD153G69161.561.76
Table 3

The proteins ranked 26–31 based on the detected fold change values after 6 h incubation of HUVEC with 10−7 M Ang-(1–7). The order of the numbers is oriented on the highest single value. Expression fold change lower than 1.5 is given in hyphen. Data that could not be detected is marked as n.d. Proteins marked in Italic show repeatedly identified differentially expressed proteins (RIDEPs). The mentioned dye indicates which dye the unstimulated sample was labeled with.

ProteinAntibody idCy3Cy5Cy5
26.E2F1E90261.89
27.Zip KinaseZ01341.87
28.BIDB31831.85
29.Cyclin D1C74641.85
30.Nerve Growth Factor βN32791.81n.d
31.HDAC7H25371.781.57
Table 4

The proteins ranked 26–86 based on the detected fold change values after 9 h incubation of HUVEC with 10−7 M Ang-(1–7). The order of the numbers is oriented on the highest single value. Expression fold change lower than 1.5 is given in hyphen. Data that could not be detected is marked as n.d. Proteins marked in Italic show repeatedly identified differentially expressed proteins (RIDEPs). The mentioned dye indicates which dye the unstimulated sample was labeled with.

ProteinAntibody idCy3Cy5Cy5
26.DR3D35632.67
27.DNase ID01882.65
28.NitrotyrosinN04092.612.27
29.NGFRN3908n.d2.57
30.MDC1M24442.55
31.p120P18702.54
32.mTorT29492.48
33.BIDB31832.431.712.14
34.MDM2M43082.42
35.WAVEW03922.38
36.MAP1M6783n.d2.38
37.c-Raf (pSer621)R1151n.d2.37n.d
38.TGF βT9429n.d1.412.31
39.DR4D38132.28
40.HDAC6H22872.26
41.Desmosomal ProteinD12862.24
42.CalnexinC47312.21
43.FGF9F16722.19
44.CoilinC18622.181.61
45.Phospholipase Cγ1P81042.17
46.APRILA18512.17n.dn.d
47.TBPT18272.082.16
48.DRAK1D1314n.d1.812.13
49.UCHL1U52582.12
50.ParkinP62482.09
51.PIASγP01042.09
52.GFI1G66702.07
53.HDAC5H45382.07
54.Protein Kinase Cβ2P32031.892.05
55.Apaf1A84692.03
56.MRP2M3692n.d2.01
57.Neurabin IIN50371.99
58.AP1A59681.98
59.p19P43541.97
60.hABH2A82281.96
61.E2F1E90261.951.871.63
62.E2F6E1532n.dn.d1.95
63.PRMT2P07481.95
64.TAPT10761.94
65.PRMT1P6871n.d1.89
66.ε-TubulinT13231.89
67.MDMXM04451.881.52
68.PaxillinP10931.88
69.FilaminF18881.881.69
70.CaldesmonC65421.881.85
71.p34C30851.87
72.JNKJ45001.861.6
73.SurvivinS81911.86
74.Melanocortin 3M49371.86
75.H3 (pSer10)H64091.851.86
76.Sir2S53131.501.84
77.Ciliated Cell MarkerC58671.84
78.Collagen Type IVC19261.82
79.MAPK14M84321.81
80.FANCD2F03051.81
81.Syntaxin 8S89451.81
82.S6 KinaseS40471.80
83.HDAC10H34131.641.76
84.Chk1C93581.521.60
85.Bcl-xB93041.591.53
86.AlyA99791.591.57
Table 5

Metabolic pathways ranked position 11–25 (bold) using the p-values associated by the IPA software to each of the different antibody microarray sets (A: 1 h; B: 3 h; C: 6 h; D: 9 h). For completion, the ranking of the first ten pathways are also listed (in Italic). The ratio states the number of proteins detected in the microarray versus the total number of proteins being part of the particular pathway.

A)
Pathway1 hRatio
p-Value
1.Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer3.67E–1117/379 (4.5%)
2.p53 Signaling6.57E–099/96 (9.4%)
3.Glucocorticoid Receptor Signaling9.70E–0913/295 (4.4%)
4.Chemokine Signaling2.44E–077/73 (9.6%)
5.Cyclins and Cell Cycle regulation6.24E–077/89 (7.9%)
6.PI3K/AKT Signaling7.24E–078/140 (5.7%)
7.ATM Signaling7.59E–076/54 (11.1%)
8.VEGF Signaling8.91E–077/99 (7.1%)
9.Apoptosis Signaling1.26E–067/96 (7.3%)
10.Death Receptor Signaling1.58E–066/95 (9.9%)
11.Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Signaling2.00E–067/105 (6.7%)
12.ERK/MAPK Signaling2.94E–069/204 (4.4%)
13.Cholecystokinin/Gastrin-mediated Signaling3.62E–067/106 (6.6%)
14.Parkinson׳s Signaling4.80E–064/18 (22.2%)
15.Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma Signaling5.01E–067/119 (5.9%)
16.CCR5 Signaling in Macrophages5.92E–066/94 (6.4%)
17.PTEN Signaling6.31E–067/124 (5.6%)
18.PDGF Signaling6.80E–066/79 (7.6%)
19.Renin-Angiotensin Signaling7.30E–067/126 (5.6%)
20.PI3K Signaling in B Lymphocytes2.40E–057/143 (4.9%)
21.Protein Kinase A Signaling2.76E–0510/328 (3.0%)
22.Breast Cancer Regulation by Stathmin13.17E–058/210 (3.8%)
23.B Cell Receptor Signaling3.40E–057/156 (4.5%)
24.IGF-1 Signaling4.50E–056/107 (5.6%)
25.IL-15 Signaling5.18E–055/67 (7.5%)

Experimental design, materials and methods

Cell culture and cell stimulation

HUVEC were grown on 100-mm dishes in EBM (Endothelial basal medium)-2 medium under standard conditions of 37 °C in a humidified incubator and 5% CO2 [2]. Cells were used in passage 6. When they reached 70% confluence, they were washed twice with DPBS (Dulbecco׳s phosphate-buffered saline) and serum starved for 1 h in supplements-free medium. HUVECs were stimulated with 10−7 M Ang-(1–7) for 1 h, 3 h, 6 h and 9 h. Control cells were treated only with DPBS (solvent).

Antibody microarray

After Ang-(1–7) stimulation, 1 mg/ml protein cell extract was labeled with Cy™3 or Cy™5 dye. The antibody microarray was performed as described in the Panorama Antibody Microarray-XPRESS Profiler725 Kit manual (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, USA). After incubation with the labeled samples, washing and air drying images were acquired using GenePix 4100A Microarray Scanner (Molecular Devices, Sunnyvale, USA). Data was imported into Acuity 4.0 software (Molecular Devices, Sunnyvale, USA) and normalized using the nonlinear Lowess normalization method. Association of regulated proteins to metabolic pathways was done by IPA software (Ingenuity Systems, Redwood City, USA). The software calculated a p-value using the right tailed Fisher Exact test. The p-value gives the probability that the association between regulated detected proteins and the pathways is due to random association. The software considers a p-value <0.05 as statistically significant.
Subject areaCardiovascular
More specific subject areaRenin-angiotensin system
Type of data5 tables
How data was acquiredAntibody microarray for regulated proteins using a GenePix 4100A Microarray Scanner (Molecular Devices, Sunnyvale, USA), and the program IPA (Ingenuity Systems, Redwood City, USA) for the identification of potential metabolic pathways.
Data formatanalyzed
Experimental factorsHuman Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells were stimulated with angiotensin-(1–7)
Experimental featuresScreening of proteins and pathways in angiotensin-(1–7) stimulated Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells
Data source locationCork, Ireland
Data accessibilityData within this article
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