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UV-B induced alteration in purinergic receptors and signaling on HaCaT keratinocytes

Author: Ruzsnavszky, Olga; Telek, Andrea; Gönczi, Mónika; Balogh, Attila; Remenyik, Éva; Csernoch, László
Year: 2011
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1. In oduc ion
The inc easing incidence o skin cance indica es he impo ance o unde s anding he
pa hogenesis o hese diseases. Epidemiological s udies ha e e ealed a s ong
associa ion
be ween skin cance o ma ion and exposu e o sunligh [1]. While he sunligh has a wide
spec um o elec omagne ic adia ion, om he h ee componen s o UV ligh (UV-A, UV-B,
and UV-C) UV-A is biologically less e ec i e, UV-C – al hough highly e ec i e – is abso bed
by he a mosphe e, he e o e, UV-B has he mos se e e biological e ec s [2]. UV ligh has been
implica ed in he genesis o se e al o ms
o cu aneous malignancies including melanoma, basal
cell
ca cinoma, and squamous cell ca cinoma [3]. UV i adia ion is assumed o lead o mu a ions
in he DNA [4]. Excessi e DNA damage o de ec i e DNA epai mechanisms can lead o cell
dea h o , e en wo se, o malignan ans o ma ion o he cells. Unde no mal condi ions,
howe e , cells wi h damaged DNA should be ecognized and elimina ed.
Indeed, a ious epai and sa e y mechanisms exis o main ain he in eg i y o he skin
epide mis. Fo example, i UV-ligh -induced DNA damage is un epa able, cells con aining
modi ied DNA can be elimina ed by apop osis [5]. An impo an e en in he p ocess o UV-B-
induced apop osis is he inc ease o he in acellula calcium concen a ion ([Ca
2+
]
i
; see e.g. [6])
as he cy osolic Ca
2+
signal seems o be in ol ed in egula ing UV-induced apop osis in HeLa
cells [7].
The e a e a numbe o possible ways o a cell o inc ease [Ca
2+
]
i
, including ol age- and
ligand-ga ed calcium channels in he su ace and endoplasmic e iculum (ER) memb anes. In
ke a inocy es di e en pu ine gic ecep o s ha e been implica ed o play essen ial oles in
deciding he a e o he cells h ough egula ing p oli e a ion and di e en ia ion. While P2Y
ecep o s seem o con ol he p oli e a ion o hese cells, P2X ecep o s a e likely o be
esponsible o hei di e en ia ion [8]. Among he la e P2X
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ecep o is an apop osis-inducing
ecep o [9], composed o h ee iden ical subuni s [10]. In ke a inocy es, he P2Y
2
ecep o akes
pa in he egula ion o mig a ion as a nega i e egula o [11].
In hese expe imen s he connec ion be ween UV-B i adia ion and he pa e n o he
exp ession o pu ine gic ecep o s is desc ibed. We demons a e a clea educ ion in P2X
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ecep o exp ession ollowing UV-B i adia ion. In line wi h he al e ed exp ession pa e n,
di e ences in es ing [Ca
2+
]
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and in he way how cells espond o ex acellula ATP was also
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ecognized. These modi ica ions in pu ine gic signaling could con ibu e o an al e ed apop o ic
endency and hus in pa explain he inc eased p obabili y o su i al o malignan ly ans o med
cells.
2. Ma e ials and me hods
2.1 Cul u ing HaCaT ke a inocy es
HaCaT ke a inocy es [12] we e cul u ed in Dulbecco’s modi ied Eagle’s medium (DMEM,
Sigma, Budapes , Hunga y) supplemen ed wi h 10% e al cal se um (Sigma), 2 mmol/L L-
glu amine, and an ibio ics (50 NE/ml penicillin, 50 µg/ml s ep omicin and 1,25 µg/ml Fungizon)
a 37°C empe a u e in a 5% CO
2
a mosphe e as desc ibed in ou p e ious epo s [13, 14].
2.2 I adia ing he cells
Ke a inocy es we e cul u ed in 10 cm diame e Pe i dishes. A e media emo al and wash wi h
phospha e based saline (PBS; Sigma) 0.5 ml o PBS was pu on he cells o p e en he
exsicca ion o he monolaye cul u e. Fo i adia ion, a b oadband UV-B i adia ion was applied
using a Philips TL-12 (57.5% o UV ou pu in UV-B, 280–315 nm) in 40 mJ/cm
2
dose as
desc ibed in ou p e ious epo s [15]. P ope UV-B dosage was de e mined by a UVX Digi al
Radiome e (UVP Inc., San Gab iel, CA, USA); egula ly. Mock ea ed samples we e handled
he same way as i adia ed ones. Un ea ed con ols cells we e aken up a he ime o he
expe imen , while UV-B i adia ed and mock ea ed cells we e supplied wi h 37 °C cul u e
media and we e used o expe imen s a 8, 12, 16, 24, 30, 36 and 48 h as indica ed.
2.3 De e mina ion o iable cell numbe s
The numbe o iable cells was de e mined by measu ing he con e sion o he e azolium sal
MTT o o mazan (Sigma). Cells we e pla ed in 96-well mul i i e pla es (5000 cells/well densi y)
and we e ea ed wi h UV-B and, a app op ia e imes, he cells we e incuba ed wi h 0.5mg/ml
MTT o 2 h, and he concen a ion o o mazan c ys als (as he indica o o numbe o iable
cells) was de e mined using a colo ime ic assay acco ding o he manu ac u e ’s p o ocol. Da a
we e exp essed as mean ± SEM.
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2.4 De e mina ion o apop osis
To de ec he a e o apop osis, he Dead Cell Apop osis Ki wi h Annexin V FITC and PI
(In i ogen, Ca lsbad, CA, USA) was used. Cells we e pla ed in 96 mul i i e pla es wi h black
walls and clea bo oms (5000 cells/well densi y) a e he UV-B i adia ion. To de ec he o al
cell numbe CyQUANT® Cell P oli e a ion Assays (In i ogen) was used, acco ding o he
manu ac u e ’s p o ocol. To e oke apop osis 180 µM ATP was adminis e ed o he cells.
Solu ion was changed h ee imes a e e e y 12 hou s. The apop o ic cell numbe was
no malized o he o al cell numbe .
2.4 RT-PCR analysis.
Fo RT-PCR analysis, cells we e washed h ee imes wi h CMF-PBS (calcium magnesium ee
PBS), sc aped, snap- ozen in liquid ni ogen and s o ed a –70 °C. To al RNA was isola ed om
cells using Quiagen RNeasy® Mic o Ki acco ding o he ins uc ions o he manu ac u e
(Quiagen, Budapes , Hunga y). The assay mix u e (20 µL) o e e se ansc ip ase eac ion
(Omnisc ip , Quiagen) con ained 500 ng RNA, 0.25 µL RNase inhibi o , 0.25 µL oligo(dT), 1 µL
dNTP (200 µM), 1µl M-MLV RT in 1× RT bu e . Ampli ica ions o speci ic cDNA sequences
we e pe o med wi h speci ic p ime s (In eg a ed DNA Technologies, Co al ille, IA, USA) ha
we e designed based on published pu ino ecep o nucleo ide sequences ( o sequences o p ime
pai s, see Supplemen a y Da a). PCR eac ions we e allowed o p oceed in a inal olume o 50
µL (con aining 1 µL o wa d and e e se p ime s, 1 µL dNTP [200 µM], and 5 uni s P omega
GoTaq® DNA polyme ase in 1× eac ion bu e ) in a p og ammable he mocycle (Eppendo
Mas e cycle, Ne hele , Hinz GmbH, Hambu g, Ge many) wi h he ollowing se ings: 2 min a 95
°C o ini ial dena u a ion ollowed by epea ed cycles o dena u a ion a 94 °C o 1 min, p ime
annealing o 60 sec a an op imized empe a u e, and ex ension a 72 °C o 1 min 30 sec. A e
he inal cycle, u he ex ension was allowed o p oceed o ano he 10 min a 72 °C. PCR
p oduc s we e analyzed using a 1.5 % aga ose gel. The gel was s ained wi h 0.01% e hidium
b omide solu ion o 30 minu es, and obse ed in UV ligh . Image J p og am (Wayne Rasband,
Na ional Ins i u es o Heal h, USA) was used o densi ome y analysis. Toge he wi h he
pu ino ecep o s GAPDH (glyce aldehyde-3-phospha e dehyd ogenase) mRNA exp ession was
also de e mined and used as in e nal con ol.
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2.5 Wes e n blo analysis
To de e mine he exp ession o di e en pu ino ecep o s in cul u ed cells, he Wes e n blo
echnique was applied [16]. Cells in cul u es we e washed wi h ice-cold PBS, ha es ed in
homogeniza ion bu e (in mmol/L, 20 TRIS-Cl, 5 EGTA, 1 4-(2-aminoe hyl) benzenesulphonyl
luo ide, 0,02 leupep in, pH 7.4; all om Sigma) and dis up ed by sonica ion on ice. P o ein
con en o samples was measu ed by a modi ied bicinchoninic acid (BCA) p o ein assay (Pie ce,
Rock o d, IL, USA). To al cell lysa es we e mixed wi h sodium dodecyl sulpha e-polyac ylamide
gel elec opho esis (SDS-PAGE) sample bu e and boiled o 10 min a 100 °C. The samples
we e subjec ed o SDS-PAGE (8% gels we e loaded wi h 40–50 µg p o ein pe lane) and
ans e ed o ni ocellulose memb anes (BioRad, Wien, Aus ia). Memb anes we e hen blocked
wi h 5% d y milk in PBS and p obed wi h he app op ia e, p ima y an ibodies o e nigh (see
Supplemen a y Da a). Pe oxidase-conjuga ed goa an i-mouse immunoglobulin G (IgG; BioRad)
we e used as seconda y an ibodies, and he immuno eac i e bands we e isualized by an
enhanced chemiluminescence (ECL) wes e n blo ing de ec ion ki (Ame sham, Li le Chal on ,
England). Image J p og am was used o densi ome y analysis
2.6 Measu ing he changes in in acellula calcium concen a ion
Changes in [Ca
2+
]
i
we e moni o ed using Fu a-2, as desc ibed in ou ea lie epo s [17, 18]. In
b ie , isola ed cells we e placed on a co e slip and loaded wi h 5 µM Fu a-2 AM (ace oxy me hyl
es e ) o 60 minu es. Cells we e hen equilib a ed in Ty ode’s solu ion (in mmol/L, 137 NaCl,
5.4 KCl, 0.5 MgCl
2
, 1.8 CaCl
2
, 11.8 Hepes-NaOH, 1 g/L glucose, pH 7.4, all om Sigma) o a
hal an hou a oom empe a u e. Co e slips wi h Fu a-2-loaded cells we e placed on he s age o
an in e ed luo escence mic oscope (Diapho ; Nikon, Tokyo, Japan). The exci a ion wa eleng h
was al e ed be ween 340 and 380 nm by a mic ocompu e -con olled dual-wa eleng h
monoch oma o (Del ascan; Pho on Technology In e na ional, New B unswick, NJ), whe eas he
emission was moni o ed a 510 nm using a pho omul iplie a 10 Hz acquisi ion a e o he a ios.
[Ca
2+
]
i
was calcula ed om he a io o measu ed luo escence in ensi ies (F
340
/F
380
) as desc ibed
[19]. Cells we e con inuously washed by Ty ode’s solu ion using a backg ound pe usion sys em,
whe eas he in es iga ed agen s we e applied h ough a local pe usion sys em, which is
posi ioned in close p oximi y o he measu ed cell.
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3. Resul s
In ou case a 1 minu e long, 40 mJ/cm
2
UV-B i adia ion dec eased he numbe o iable
cells as assessed using he MTT assay. Figu e 1A shows ha , as measu ed a se e al poin s om
8 hou s up o 2 days a e i adia ion, he numbe o iable cell – exp essed as he pe cen o
con ol – dec eased subs an ially. Albei no ye signi ican he dec ease was al eady p esen 8
hou s a e he i adia ion. I became signi ican a e 16 hou s and eached mo e han 50% a e
24 hou s. No only did he numbe o cells dec ease bu hei mo phology was also al e ed as
shown on he phase con as images o he cells (Fig. 1B). Compa ing wi h he non-i adia ed
cells, he i adia ed cells sh ank and los hei ex ensions.
Cells, ne e heless, esponded o challenges o ex acellula ATP by ele a ing hei
in acellula Ca
2+
le el (Fig. 2). We measu ed he e ec o 180 µM ATP on [Ca
2+
]
i
one day a e
he i adia ion by adminis e ing i o he close p oximi y o cells. Figu e 2A and B demons a e
ha he adminis a ion o ATP induced a ansien inc ease in [Ca
2+
]
i
in bo h con ol and in
i adia ed cells ba hed in Ca
2+
-con aining solu ion. Figu e 2A and B also demons a e ha in he
non-i adia ed cells he ampli ude o he esponse o he ATP challenge ( he change in [Ca
2+
]
i
)
was highe han in i adia ed cells. In addi ion, in case o he i adia ed cells, a e he esponse o
ATP, [Ca
2+
]
i
e u ned o i s es ing le el slowe han in con ol cells. Figu e 2C p esen s pooled
da a o con ol and i adia ed cells. Apa om he abo e men ioned changes, Fig. 2C also
demons a es ha he es ing calcium le el and he maximal a e o ise o he calcium ansien s
we e highe in con ol cells. All hese di e ences we e ound o be signi ican . These
obse a ions clea ly indica e ha he pu ine gic signaling mus ha e been al e ed in i adia ed
cells. To explain hese al e a ions he changes in ecep o exp ession was assessed in bo h RT-
PCR and Wes e n blo expe imen s.
P e ious esul s om ou lab iden i ied he P2X
1
, P2X
3
, P2X
7
and P2Y
2
pu ine gic
ecep o s as he mos impo an on no mal HaCaT cells [14], hus in he ollowings he changes in
he exp ession pa e ns o hese ecep o s, especially in ha o he p oapop o ic P2X
7
ecep o ,
we e pu in ocus. Figs. 3 and 4 demons a e ha a e seeding he exp ession o hese ecep o s
ollowed a cha ac e is ic pa e n. Wi h Wes e n blo , again, he con ol and i adia ed cells we e
compa ed. Bo h iono opic and me abo opic pu ino ecep o s we e examined a e 8, 12, 24, 36h
o UV-B i adia ion (Fig. 3). Fi s he changes in he exp ession le el o he iono opic

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pu ino ecep o s we e checked. Figu e 3 demons a es ha excep o 8h a e i adia ion, whe e
he p o ein le els seemed o be he same, in e e y o he case he P2X
1
p o ein le el was less in
he i adia ed cells as compa ed o con ol (mock- ea ed) cells a he same ime. In he case o
P2X
3
ecep o , a e he i adia ion, an ex a band appea ed below he P2X
3
p o ein band. This
migh indica e ha UV-B i adia ion damaged some o hese ecep o s. Examining he P2X
7
p o ein le els we could de ec he cha ac e is ic (80 kDa) band o he in ac ecep o only in he
non-i adia ed cells. In he i adia ed cells we could only de ec an app oxima ely 20 kDa band,
which could ep esen he monome ic o m o his ecep o [10].
Densi ome ic analysis was ca ied ou on he abo e men ioned Wes e n blo s (Fig. 4).
The p o ein le els o P2X
1
ecep o we e signi ican ly dec eased in he i adia ed cells 12 and 36
hou s a e he i adia ion (Fig. 4A). The le el o he P2X
3
ecep o was signi ican ly highe han
in he con ol cells 8, 12 and 24 hou s a e i adia ion (Fig. 4B). In case o P2X
7
ecep o , he
densi ome ic analysis was sepa a ely made om bo h 80 kDa and 20 kDa bands. In case o he
i adia ed cells he 80 kDa band o P2X
7
ecep o could no be ound a all (Fig. 4Ca). 12, 24 and
36 hou s a e he i adia ion he 20 kDa bands o P2X
7
ecep o we e signi ican ly highe in
i adia ed cells compa ed o con ol cells (Fig. 4Cb). In case o he P2Y
2
ecep o 8 hou s a e
he i adia ion he UV-B exposed cells had signi ican ly mo e P2Y
2
p o ein han did he con ol
cells. 24 and 36 hou s a e he i adia ion, he P2Y
2
p o ein le el was signi ican ly less in he
i adia ed as compa ed o con ol cells (Fig. 4D).
The mRNA le els o he ecep o s we e checked wi h RT-PCR (Fig. 5). Excep om 24 h
a e i adia ion, whe e he mRNA le els seemed o be he same in bo h con ol and i adia ed
cells, we de ec ed less P2X
7
ecep o mRNA a e i adia ion. RT-PCR also indica ed ha a e
i adia ion he P2Y
2
mRNA le els dec eased, and a e 36 hou s om he i adia ion, he mRNA
o his ecep o disappea ed om he UV-B ea ed cells (Fig 5A). Densi ome ic analysis o
hese ecep o s we e made by no malizing he bands o ha o GAPDH. Figu e 5B demons a es
ha he mRNA le el o he P2X
7
ecep o was signi ican ly highe in he con ol as compa ed o
he i adia ed cells 8, 12 and 36 hou s a e he i adia ion. The P2Y
2
mRNA le el was
signi ican ly lowe in he i adia ed cells as compa ed o con ol a e 12, 24 and 36 hou s o he
i adia ion (Fig 5C).
As a nex s ep he a e o apop osis was measu ed in con ol and UV-B i adia ed cells
using es ablished luo escence me hods. Al hough equal numbe o cells we e pla ed, he numbe
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o cells a he ime o he measu emen we e di e en as expec ed om he esul s p esen ed in
Fig. 1. To co ec o his di e ence he a e o apop osis was i s no malized o cell coun . The
a e o apop osis in i adia ed cells – in he absence and p esence o ATP – was hen exp essed as
pe cen age o he alues ob ained o non-i adia ed cells (Fig 6). Al hough al eady he basal a e
o apop osis (in he absence o ATP) was sligh ly smalle in UV-B i adia ed han in con ol cells
(78±19%, n=8), his di e ence did no p o e o be s a is ically signi ican (p>0.2). On he o he
hand, i apop osis was induced by he addi ion o ATP in o he ba hing medium ( o bo h non-
i adia ed and i adia ed cells) he a e o apop osis was signi ican ly smalle in UV-B i adia ed
cells as compa ed o non-i adia ed (mock- ea ed) cells (61±22%, n=8; p<0.02), in line wi h he
absence o unc ional P2X
7
ecep o s on hese cells.
4. Discussion
In ou expe imen s, we examined how ke a inocy es espond o UV-B i adia ion in
espec o hei pu ine gic calcium signaling. One minu e long, 40 mJ/cm
2
UVB i adia ion –
co esponding o app oxima ely 2-4 minimal e y hemal dose in an in ac skin [20, 21] – was used
o check he accompanying changes in he exp ession le els o pu ino ecep o s, and he changes
in he esponse o he cells o he ex acellula applica ion o ATP. A one minu e long 40 mJ/cm
2
UVB exposu e was selec ed because longe i adia ion imes esul ed in he dea h o essen ially
e e y cell. Simila i adia ion ime and ligh in ensi y was used in ou p e ious measu emen s
conce ning gene exp ession [15], he e o e hese da a a e di ec ly compa able o hose esul s.
Impo an ly hough, e en his low ene gy exposu e o UV-B ligh dec eased he iable cell
numbe signi ican ly as compa ed o con ol cells.
In he e en s o p og ammed cell dea h one o he i s s eps is he inc ease in he
in acellula calcium concen a ion o he cell. Se e al s udies ha e linked he ac i a ion o
pu ino ecep o s especially ha o he P2X
7
ecep o [9], [22] o he ini ia ion o apop o ic cell
dea h. In i o hese pu ino ecep o s may be ac i a ed by ATP coming om o he dead cells, o
physiologically eleased om ne es [23], u oepi hel [24] and endo hel [25]. In he human
squamosus cell ca cinoma line A431 mic omola concen a ions o ATP we e mi ogenic [26] and
inc eased in acellula calcium le els [27]. ATP has also been shown o ac i a e cell p oli e a ion
in MCF-7 b eas cance cells [28] and in human o a ian umo cells [29]. Impo an ly ough high
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concen a ions o ATP and BzATP (speci ic agonis o he P2X
7
ecep o ) caused a signi ican
dec ease in A431 cell numbe [30]. In ou expe imen s, a e i adia ion, he P2X
7
ecep o s we e
diminished in he cells, and we de ec ed less P2X
7
ecep o mRNA. This migh indica e ha cells
which we e damaged o some ex en bu su i ed he i adia ion we e no as capable o ini ia ing
apop o ic cell dea h. This in u n could gi e ise o a popula ion o cells wi h damaged DNA bu
low apop o ic capabili ies hus enabling malignan ly ans o med cells o pe sis . I should be
no ed, howe e , ha while DNA damage in he skin is commonly desc ibed in associa ion wi h
UV-B i adia ion [31] he di ec deg ada ion o p o eins ollowing exposu e o UV-B ligh is a
less equen ly obse ed [32].
O he P2X and P2Y ecep o s also ha e impo an unc ions in egula ing he p oli e a ion
and di e en ia ion o cells. The me abo opic P2Y
1
and P2Y
2
ecep o s we e shown o con ol he
p oli e a ion o ke a inocy es [8]. When a skin cance e ol es om heal hy ke a inocy es, he
pa e n o hese pu ino ecep o s may change. We ound ha a 1 minu e long 40 mJ/cm
2
UV-B
i adia ion dec eased he amoun o bo h P2X
1
and P2Y
2
ecep o s, while essen ially des oyed
he P2X
7
ecep o s. In pa icula , P2Y
2
ecep o s ha e been associa ed wi h p omo ing
p oli e a ion in bo h no mal human ke a inocy es and in HaCaT cells [33]. In ou expe imen s,
we demons a ed ha he iable cell numbe was dec eased a e he 1 minu e long 40 mJ/cm
2
UV-B i adia ion, in which he dec eased amoun o P2Y
2
ecep o s migh also ha e played a
ole. Indeed, he expe imen s e ealed ha he mRNA o he P2Y
2
ecep o was less in he UV-B
ea ed han in con ol cells, and 36 and 48 hou s a e he i adia ion he mRNA o his ecep o
disappea ed om he i adia ed cells. Al hough 8 hou s a e he i adia ion he p o ein le el o
he P2Y
2
ecep o was highe in he UV-B ea ed han in he con ol cells, he amoun o his
ecep o was dec eased in he UV-B ea ed cells a e e y o he poin in ime. By loosing much o
hese ecep o s, cells could lose he con ol o e he p oli e a ion, di e en ia ion o bo h, and hus
be shi ed owa ds a malignan ans o ma ion.
In line wi h he al e ed exp ession o pu ino ecep o s, di e ences in he calcium ansien s
ob ained in esponse o challenges wi h ATP we e also obse ed. The ampli ude and he a e o
ise o hese calcium ansien s we e lowe in he i adia ed cells, which may e lec he lowe
amoun o pu ine gic ecep o s on hese cells. The la e migh also be caused by he shi om
mos ly iono opic (P2X) o pa ly me abo opic (P2Y) esponse in he i adia ed cells. Fo [Ca
2+
]
i
o e u n o i s es ing le el ook longe imes in he i adia ed cells. This could indica e ha o he
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p o eins, o example he calcium pump was also damaged by UV-B i adia ion. This no ion
should, howe e , be aken wi h cau ion since es ing [Ca
2+
]
i
was lowe in i adia ed han in
con ol cells.
Acknowledgemen s
The au ho s wish o hank Va gáné Kiss Ibolya o he excellen echnical assis ance. This wo k
was suppo ed by g an s om he Hunga ian Science Fund (OTKA NK78398 and K68401), ETT
(186/09), and TÁMOP 4.2.2.-08/1-2008-0019.
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