MicroRNAs modulation in lung cancer: exploring dual mechanisms and clinical prospects

The global incidence of lung cancer is marked by a considerably elevated mortality rate.MicroRNAs(miRNAs)exert pivotal influence in the intricate orchestration of gene regulation,and their dysregulation can precipitate dire consequences,notably cancer.Within this context,miRNAs encapsulated in exosomes manifest a diversified impact on the landscape of lung cancer,wherein their actions may either foster angiogenesis,cell proliferation,and metastasis,or counteract these processes.This comprehensive review article discerns potential targets for the prospective development of therapeutic agents tailored for lung cancer.Tumor-suppressive miRNAs,such as miR-204,miR-192,miR-30a,miR-34a,miR-34b,miR-203,and miR-212,exhibit heightened expression and demonstrate the capacity to inhibit cellular proliferation and invasiveness.Conversely,the deleterious effects of tumor-promoting miRNAs like miR-21,miR-106a,miR-155,miR-205,and miR-210 can be attenuated through the application of their respective inhibitors.Distinct miRNAs selectively target various oncogenes,including NUAK Family Kinase 1(NUAK1),Snail Family Transcriptional Repressor 1(Snai1),Astrocyte elevated gene-1(AEG-1),Vimentin,Proliferation and apoptosis adaptor protein 15(PEA-15/PED),Hypoxia-inducible factor 1-alpha(HIF1),as well as tumor suppressor genes such as phosphatase and tensin homolog(PTEN),Suppressor of cytokine signaling 1(SOCS1),Tumor protein P53 binding protein 1(TP53BP1),and PH Domain and Leucine Rich Repeat Protein Phosphatase 2(PHLP22).This investigative approach proves invaluable in elucidating the specific miRNAs implicated in the deregulation of crucial genes pivotal to the pathogenesis of cancer.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MUTATION OF P53 GENE AND INFILTRATION，METASTASIS AND PROGNOSIS OF GASTRIC CARCINOMA

gastric carcinomas were examined immunohistochemically with McAb to p53 protein in order to investigate the relationship between the expression of p53 protein and histological differentiation of gastric carcinoma, and to approach the mechanism of infiltration and metastasis of gastric carcinoma. The results showed that nuclear expression of p53 protein was significantly related to tumor size, depth of invasion, lymph node and liver metastases; but not related to histological differentiation. It is suggested that the accumulation of p53 protein was increased with the progression of gastric carcinoma, and therefore the cancer clone with p53 gene mutation may play an important role in the development of tumor invasion and metastasis.

A STUDY OF MULTI-GENE EXPRESSION IN THE HIGHLY METASTASIZING HUMAN OVARIAN CANCER CELL LINE HO-8910PM AND ITS MOTHER CELL LINE HO-8910

Objective: To investigate multi gene expression in the highly metastasizing human ovarian cancer cell line HO 8910PM and its mother cell line HO 8910. Method: The expression of 9 kinds of gene products in HO 8910PM and its mother cell line HO 8910 was detected by S P immunohistochemical method. Result: Eight kinds oncogene products showed various degrees of positive expression in both HO 8910PM and HO 8910 cell lines except gene bax. The expression of P53, Cyclin D 1, CD 44 ν6 and EGFR in HO 8910PM was stronger than that in HO 8910. However, the expression of P16, nm23 in HO 8910PM was weaker than that in HO 8910. There was no significant difference on the expression of C erb B 2 and bcl 2 between the two cell lines. Conclusion: Stronger invasive and metastatic patential is found in HO 8910PM than that in HO 8910. Carcinogenesis is a result of multi oncogene and multiple step process cooperation.

P16 GENE EXPRESSION IN OVARIAN EPITHELIAL CYSTADENOCARCINOMA

P16 gene expression was measured by immnohistochemical method in poor differentiated serous cystadenocarcinoma cell line, xenograft of highly metastasizing human ovarian carcinoma in nude mice and paramn embedded tissues from 69 patients with ovarian carcinoma. The result showed that P16 gene was positive expression in HO-8910 cell of mother line,HO8910PM cell line and xenograft of highly mcatstasizing human ovarian carcinoma in nude mice. However, P16gene in the metastatic cell had a weaker expression. P16gene positive expression were also found in sl cases of 69cases (73.9%) in the ovarian epithelial carcinoma paramn embedded tissues. Comparative studies showed that the positive rate of P16 gene expression markedly reduced with the increase of pathologic grade and clinical stage,metastasis in the lymph node and decrease of 5-year survival (P<0.05, p<0.01).P16 gene is not only a controller of cytokerastic cycle, but also a key member of tumorigenic suppresser:its absence and expression degree are also correlated with the ovarian carcinoma genesis and development,especially with the metastasis of the ovarian cancer.

Human cancer genetics

The short report will be focused on the genetic basis and possible mechanisms of tumorigenesis, common types of cancer, the importance of genetic diagnosis of cancer, and the methodology of cancer genetic diagnosis. They will also review presymptomatic testing of hereditary cancers, and the application of expression profiling to identify patients likely to benefit from particular therapeutic approaches.

IDENTIFICATION OF DIFFERENTIAL GENES IN OVARIAN CANCER USING REPRESENTATIONAL DIFFERENCE ANALYSIS OF cDNA

Objoctive To identify differential genes between normal ovarian epithelium tissue and ovarian epithelial cancer using representational difference analysis of cDNA （cDNA-RDA）. Methods cDNA-RDA was performed to identify the differentially expressed sequences between cDNAs from cancer tissue and cDNAs from normal ovarian tissue in the same patient who was in the early stage of ovarian serous cystadenocarcinoma. These differentially expressed fragments were cloned and analyzed, then sequenced and compared with known genes. Results Three differentially cxpressed cDNA fragments were isolated using cDNA from normal ovarian tissue as tester and cDNA from cancer tissue as driver amplicon by cDNA-RDA. DP Ⅲ- 1 and DP Ⅲ-2 cDNA clone showed significant homology to the cDNA of alpha actin gene; DPⅢ-3 cDNA clone showed significant homology to the cDNA oftransgelin gene. Conclusion cDNA-RDA can bc used to sensitively identify the differentially expressed genes in ovarian serous cystadenocarcinoma. Ovarian serous cystadenocarcinoma involves alteration of multiple genes.