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Inhibitory Effects of Castration in an Orthotopic Model of Androgen-Independent Prostate Cancer Can Be Mimicked and Enhanced by Angiogenesis Inhibition

Peter Hammarsten, Sofia Halin, Pernilla Wikstöm, Roger Henriksson, Stina Häggström Rudolfsson and Anders Bergh
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DOI: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-06-1895 Published December 2006
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    AT-1 tumor sections from untreated (A, E, and I), 3-d castrated (B, F, and J), 3-d treated with ZD6474 (C, G, and K), and 3-d castrated + ZD6474-treated rats (D, H, and L). Bars, 40 μm (A-D and E-H) and 80 μm (I-L). A to D, apoptotic index (active caspase-3). Animals 3-d castrated and 3-d treated with ZD6474 had higher tumor cell apoptosis (arrows, apoptotic tumor cells) compared with those untreated. Animals 3-d castrated + ZD6474-treated had higher tumor cell apoptosis compared with those untreated, 3-d castrated, and 3-d treated with ZD6474. E to H, vascular density (factor VIII–related antigen). Animals 3-d treated with ZD6474 and 3-d castrated + ZD6474-treated had lower vascular density compared with those that are untreated and 3-d castrated. Three-day castrated + ZD6474-treated rats also had lower vascular density compared with those 3-d treated with ZD6474. I to L, pimonidazole staining (tumor hypoxia). Three-day castrated rats had increased fraction of hypoxic cells (brown stained) compared with untreated animals. Three-day castrated + ZD6474-treated rats had increased fraction of hypoxic cells compared with those that are intact, 3-d castrated, and 3-d treated with ZD6474. Three days of treatment with ZD6474 tended to increase the fraction of hypoxic cells compared with untreated animals.

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    Western blot results of EGFR and VEGFR2 by 7.5% SDS-PAGE under reducing conditions. A, EGFR (Mr 170,000) expression in AT-1 tumor cells. The EGFR expressed in the AT-1 tumor cells gave a somewhat larger band, which has previously been seen in other studies (37). This could possibly be due to differences in glycosylation. B, VEGFR2 (Mr 170,000) expression in AT-1 tumor cells. Rat brain, Mr 170,000, served as a positive control (A and B). The experiment was repeated twice using different rat brain samples and AT-1 tumor cells with similar results (data not shown).

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    Dose-dependent inhibition of ZD6474 on growth of AT-1 tumor cells measured by fluorometric microculture cytotoxicity assay with an IC50 of 3.1 μmol/L. Abs, absorbance.

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    Effects of castration and ZD6474 treatment in orthotopic AT-1 tumors

    Intact day 7* (n = 6)Intact day 10* (n = 15)Castrated day 10* (n = 18)ZD6474 day 10* (n = 13)ZD6474 + castrated day 10* (n = 13)
    Tumor weight (mg)15 ± 4.064 ± 54†31 ± 25‡22 ± 27‡21 ± 20‡
    Tumor cell apoptosis (%)0.44 ± 0.140.49 ± 0.281.3 ± 0.76‡1.3 ± 0.51‡1.9 ± 0.59‡§∥
    Tumor cell proliferation (%)38 ± 7.632 ± 8.426 ± 7.635 ± 6.5§32 ± 3.8
    Volume density of blood vessels (%)2.5 ± 0.293.6 ± 0.80†3.7 ± 0.662.4 ± 0.4‡§1.9 ± 0.41‡§∥
    Tumor necrosis fraction (%)0.82 ± 0.932.3 ± 2.84.8 ± 4.23.7 ± 2.99.5 ± 4.1‡§∥
    Tumor hypoxia fraction (%)NA56 ± 1777 ± 16‡73 ± 2691 ± 3.4‡§∥
    • Abbreviation: NA, not analyzed.

    • ↵* Days after AT-1 tumor cell inoculation. Therapy with castration and/or ZD6474 was given from day 7. For details, see Materials and Methods. Values are presented as means ± SD.

    • ↵† Significantly different than in controls at day 7, P < 0.05.

    • ↵‡ Significantly different than in controls at day 10, P < 0.05.

    • ↵§ Significantly different than in castrated animals at day 10, P < 0.05.

    • ↵∥ Significantly different than in ZD6474-treated animals at day 10, P < 0.05.

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    Effects of castration and ZD6474 treatment in the ipsilateral ventral prostate lobe inoculated with AT-1 tumor cells

    Intact day 7* (n = 6)Intact day 10* (n = 10-15)Castrated day 10* (n = 14-18)ZD6474 day 10 (n = 8-13)ZD6474 + castrated day 10* (n = 8-13)
    Ventral prostate weight (both lobes, mg)251 ± 79263 ± 59191 ± 58†242 ± 58‡169 ± 21†§
    Apoptosis index (tumor-bearing lobe, %)0.051 ± 0.00270.17 ± 0.05∥2.6 ± 0.93†0.15 ± 0.076‡2.4 ± 0.54†§
    Proliferation index (tumor-bearing lobe, %)1.4 ± 0.591.9 ± 0.942.7 ± 0.71†1.7 ± 0.78‡2.9 ± 0.63†§
    Volume density of blood vessels (tumor-bearing lobe, %)1.4 ± 0.541.8 ± 0.32∥1.4 ± 0.24†1.5 ± 0.27†1.1 ± 0.21†‡§
    Apoptosis index (tumor-embedded glands, %)NA0.76 ± 0.482.4 ± 0.98†1.5 ± 0.72†‡2.1 ± 0.50†§
    • ↵* Days after AT-1 tumor cell inoculation. Therapy with castration and/or ZD6474 was given from day 7. For details, see Materials and Methods. Values are presented as means ± SD.

    • ↵† Significantly different than in controls at day 10, P < 0.05.

    • ↵‡ Significantly different than in castrated animals at day 10, P < 0.05.

    • ↵§ Significantly different than in ZD6474-treated animals at day 10, P < 0.05.

    • ↵∥ Significantly different than in controls at day 7, P < 0.05.

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Peter Hammarsten, Sofia Halin, Pernilla Wikstöm, Roger Henriksson, Stina Häggström Rudolfsson and Anders Bergh
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