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Snail上調FN, LEF, COX2 及 COL1A1基因的分子機轉: Snail轉錄活化間質蛋白的共同模式之建立

為了解決2077 MOD的問題，作者Ly Minh Tam 這樣論述：

Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) progression involves a mechanism known as epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT). Snail (SNA) is one of the most important transcription factors in EMT because it has the ability to decrease epithelial genes while upregulating mesenchymal genes. Nevertheless, the pro

cesses by which SNA transactivates mesenchymal markers remain unknown. Previously, we established that SNA works in collaboration with SP1 and EGR1 to directly induce ZEB1 and MMP9 transcription. Surprisingly, upstream of the EGR/SP1 overlapping area on promoters, a SNA-binding motif (TCACA) was dis

covered. Hence, the point of this research was to identify whether SNA similarly upregulates four other mesenchymal genes: fibronectin (FN), lymphoid enhancer-binding factor (LEF), collagen type alpha I (COL1A1), and cyclooxygenase 2 (COX2). SNA, as expected, is required for the activity of these me

senchymal markers. By using deletion mapping and site directed mutagenesis in combination with a dual luciferase promoter assay, it was found that the SNA-binding motif and the EGR1/SP1 overlapping area are necessary for transcription of FN, LEF, COL1A1, and COX2 genes elicited by the phorbol ester

tumor promoter 12-O-tetradecanoyl-phorbol 13-acetate (TPA) in HCC340 and HepG2 HCC cells. Furthermore, using ChIP and EMSA, TPA consistently promoted SNA and EGR1/SP1 binding to these mesenchymal genes' key promoter regions. So far, we've determined that six mesenchymal markers are activated by SNA

in the same transcriptional manner. Likewise, a systematic screening exhibited similar sequence structures in the promoter areas of other SNA-induced mesenchymal genes, implying the possibility of developing a universal model for SNA-induced mesenchymal genes. In conclusion, we hypothesized a novel

mechanism by which Snail acts as a positive transcriptional regulatory factor essential for EMT and metastasis of HCC.Keywords: snail, lymphoid enhancer-binding factor, fibronectin, collagen type alpha I, cyclooxygenase 2, HCC, transcription.