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The Cyclooxygenase 2-specific Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs Celecoxib and Nimesulide Inhibit Androgen Receptor Activity via Induction of c-Jun in Prostate Cancer Cells

Yunqian Pan, Jin-San Zhang, Mozammel H. Gazi and Charles Y. F. Young
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    Effects of NSAIDs on the expression of PSA and hK2 proteins in prostate cancer cells ± 1 nm Mib. LNCaP cells (A) and LAPC-4 cells (B) were treated with or without the indicated concentrations of celecoxib and nimesulide for 7 days. Spent media were collected and used for PSA (Hybritech) or hK2 (sandwich) immunoassay. PSA and hK2 values were normalized to growth response measured by a 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl)-2,5-diphenyltetrazolium bromide assay and expressed as a percentage of that of groups treated with Mib only. Error bars indicate the SE of four separate experiments.

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    A, effects of NSAIDs on the expression of AR protein and FKBP51 in LNCaP cells by Western blot analysis. B, LNCaP cells were transfected with a luciferase reporter plasmid containing the 6-kb PSA promoter or three copies of ARE or control plasmid (pGL3) and a CMV-β-gal expression vector and treated with NSAIDs ± 1 nm Mib for 24 h. ∗, P < 0.05 for PSA promoter and hK2–3ARE promoter. After normalization with β-gal, luciferase activities were expressed as a percentage of that of groups treated with Mib only. C, effects of NSAIDs on the expression of c-Jun and phospho-c-Jun (p-c-Jun) in LNCaP cells by Western blot analysis. Whole cell lysates were prepared from cells treated with or without celecoxib and nimesulide at the indicated concentrations for 15 or 24 h. β-Tubulin was used as an internal control for protein loading and transfer efficiency in A and C.

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    A, LNCaP cells were cotransfected with AR promoter-luciferase reporter (AR-pGL3) or the parental vector (pGL3) and CMV-β-gal and treated with 1 nm Mib and NSAIDs at the indicated concentrations for 24 h. B, LNCaP cells were cotransfected with AR promoter (−74/+87)-pGL3, AR promoter (−1380/+577)-pGL3, or the parental vector (pGL3) plus CMV-β-gal and different amounts of c-jun expression vector for 24 h. Cell extracts were prepared from the above-mentioned transfections for luciferase and β-gal assays. The resulting activities of both AR-pGL3 were further normalized to β-gal and expressed as a percentage of the AR promoter (−1380/+577) without NSAIDs or c-jun. ∗, P < 0.05 for AR promoter (−1380/+577)-pGL3; ∗∗, P < 0.05 for AR promoter (−74/+87)-pGL3.

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    Effects of selected NSAIDs on growth responses and expression of androgen-regulated genes in androgen-responsive human prostate cancer cell lines

    NSAIDsSelective inhibitor toLNCaP (IC50)aLAPC-4 (IC50)a
    GrowthPSAhK2GrowthPSAhK2
    AspirinCOX-1 and -2>1000>1000>1000>1000>1000>1000
    IbuprofenCOX-1 and -2>1000783.3860740870803
    MeloxicamCOX 2193.130037792>300>300
    KetoprofenCOX-1 and -2>300>300>300>300>300>300
    FlurbiprofenCOX-1 and -2>300206281347234221
    NimesulideCOX-238.2272310476.561
    SulindacCOX-1 and -2>300>300>300>300>300>300
    Sulindac sulfone b >30020697.6253193.8>300
    CelecoxibCOX-232.62029.644.528.743.7
    FenoprofenCOX-1 and -2>300210.4228.6N/DcN/DN/D
    IndomethacinCOX-1 and -2>300224272170203207
    • a IC50 is given in μm.

    • b A metabolite of sulindac loses NSAID activities.

    • c N/D, not determined.

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August 2003
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