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HIF1α promotes prostate cancer progression by increasing ATG5 expression
Kaiyuan Yu,Luxia Xiang,Shaoxun Li,Shuaibin Wang,Chaohao Chen,Haiqi Mu 한국통합생물학회 2019 Animal cells and systems Vol.23 No.5
Prostate cancer (PCa) is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among men. However, the major modifiable risk factors for PCa are poorly known and its specific mechanism of progression remains unclear. Here we reported that, in prostate cancer cells, the autophagy level was elevated under hypoxic condition, as well as the mRNA and protein level of ATG5, which is an important gene related to autophagy. Furthermore, we found HIF1α could directly bind to the promoter of ATG5 and promote the expression of ATG5 on transcriptional level by luciferase assay and ChIP assay. Intriguingly, overexpression of HIF1α by HIF1α-M could increase tumor size and the effect could be abolished by knockdown ATG5 by si-ATG5 in BALB/cA-nu/nu nude mice. Importantly, HIF1α could also promote the metastasis of PC-3 cells by upregulating the ATG5 and autophagy level and knockdown ATG5 and inhibition autophagy both could abolish the effect of overexpression of HIF1α on the migration of PC-3 cells. Taken together, our results, for the first time, proved that HIF1α could promote the proliferation and migration of PC-3 cells by direct upregulating ATG5 and autophagy level in PC-3 prostate cancer cells. Our findings not only provide new perspective for the relationship between hypoxia and autophagy, but also add new potential therapeutic regimens for the treatment of prostate cancers.
Wang Xu,Zhang Jingjing,Liu Zhige,Wang Shuaibin,Huang Bisheng,Hu Zhigang,Liu Yifei 한국식물학회 2021 Journal of Plant Biology Vol.64 No.5
Chrysanthemum indicum var. aromaticum is an important resource plant for breeding excellent aromatic varieties of ornamental and medicinal chrysanthemums. However, the biosynthesis and regulation mechanisms of typically aromatic ingredients in C. indicum var. aromaticum are poorly understood, which restricted the utilization of this plant. Here, the transcriptome of C. indicum var. aromaticum was investigated and comparative analysis was conducted with the other two closely related chrysanthemum taxa C. indicum and C. nankingense. The global transcriptome profiles showed clear difference of gene expression patterns between the three chrysanthemums, of which 52 flavonoid biosynthesis-associated genes, 157 transcription factors, and 24 flavonoid Uridine diphosphate (UDP) -glucuronosyl and -glucosyltransferase genes were significantly differentially expressed. Furthermore, 22 differential expression genes (DEGs) in relation to the terpenoid backbone biosynthesis and 183 DEGs related to terpenoid diversification were identified. Of which, 14 genes involved into TS/CYP gene cluster showed higher expression in CIA than those in CI or CN. These results increased our understanding of flavonoid diversification and aromatic ingredients accumulation in plants, and will also help improve resource conservation and sustainable utilization of the important resource plant C. indicum var. aromaticum.