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Trafficking of carbonic anhydrase 12 and bicarbonate transporters by histamine stimulation mediates intracellular acidic scenario in lung cancer cells

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DOI: 10.1080/14756366.2023.2247181

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Carbonic anhydrase 12; NBCn1; AE2; Acidic scenario; Histamine; >

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This study found that histamine stimulation leads to mislocalization of carbonic anhydrase 12 (CA12) and induces cellular acidification by enhancing AE2 expression and suppressing NBCn1 expression. Activation of histamine receptors also promotes CA12 endocytosis and restores cellular pH through CaMKII inhibition. Additionally, histamine induces cellular acidification through increased bicarbonate efflux via upregulated AE2 expression and by internalized CA12 and NBCn1.
Carbonic anhydrase 12 is considered an oncogenic and acidic microenvironmental factor in cancer cells. To verify the role of histamine signalling as an anti-cancer signal, we determined the roles of CA12 and its associated bicarbonate transporters. In this study, histamine stimulation mediated mislocalization of CA12 in lung cancer cells. Histamine receptor activation-mediated CA12 endocytosis and pH were restored by CaMKII inhibition. CA12-associated AE2 expression was enhanced, whereas NBCn1 expression and its activity were reduced by histamine stimulation. Histamine receptor activation-mediated acidification was induced by internalised CA12 and NBCn1 and, at the same time by increased bicarbonate efflux through enhanced AE2 expression. Inhibition of protein trafficking by bafilomycin restored CA12 and AE2 localisation and diminished cellular acidosis. Thus, we verified that histamine stimulation induced an acidic scenario, which revealed trafficking of CA12 and its associated bicarbonate transporters in lung cancer cells and its dysregulated pH modulation may be involved in the histamine signalling-mediated anti-cancer process.

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