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Genetic and methylation-induced loss of miR-181a2/181b2 within chr9q33.3 facilitate tumor growth of cervical cancer through pIK3R3/Akt/FoxO signaling pathway.
Abstract
pURpOSE:
Loss of Chr9q31-33 is one of the most common chromosome imbalances of cervical cancer, but the underlying mechanism has not been well documented.
EXpERIMENTAL DESIGN:
The loss of heterozygosity (LOH) status of Chr9q31-33 was investigated utilizing 26 microsatellite markers. We detected the expression of miR-181a2/181b2 by qRT-pCR analysis of cervical cancer cell lines and 100 paired tumor samples and corresponding adjacent non-tumor tissues. Kaplan-Meier and Cox proportional hazard regression analysis were performed to identify the prognostic value of miR-181a2/181b2. Regulation of expression was analyzed by methylation-specific pCR. The tumor suppressing effects of miR-181a2/181b2 were determined in vitro and in vivo The target gene and signaling pathway mediated the function of miR-181a2/181b2 were also identified.
RESULTS:
Chr9q33.3 was identified as one of the most deleted regions in cervical cancer. Under-expression of miR-181a2/181b2 was detected in 46% of cervical caner, and was induced by LOH of chr9q33.3 and promoter hypermethylation. Attenuated miR-181a2/181b2 expression predicted a poor prognostic phenotype and advanced clinical stage of cervical cancer. miR-181a2/181b2 prominently dampened cell cycle progression, suppressed cell growth and promoted apoptosis of tumor cells in vitro They also effectively impeded tumor formation and growth in vivo miR-181a2/181b2 exert the tumor suppressor ability by depressing direct target pIK3R3 (p55¦Ã) and consequently modulating pIK3R3/Akt/FoxO signaling pathway.
CONCLUSIONS:
We demonstrated a cause-and-effect event beginning from loss of chr9q33.3, a frequent event in cervical cancer, to the under-expression of miR-181a2/181b2, leading to the elevated activation of pI3K pathway.