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因为许多恶性肿瘤以opn过度表达为特点,所以骨桥蛋白(opn)基因的调控因子是过度表达基因靶向疗法具有吸引力的代表。检测到肿瘤细胞的最大opn启动子(Popn)调控强度与阳性对照转染一样强(102.69%)。同时,肿瘤细胞系的Popn-驱动报告表达减少到90%。同时,在非癌肿瘤细胞系报告Popn-驱动表达减少至90%。922 bp大小的opn启动子的缺失突变分析结果与已报到的上游转录起始点的922碱基不一致。启动子序列单核苷酸多态性(SNPs) 能够进一步增强靶向作用和表达。研究发现SNPs -443C、 -155GG 、-66T t片段会导致癌细胞的Popn-驱动转染增加(增长1.23 ~ 3.48倍),同时伴随着正常对照组报告蛋白表达的减少(变化0.69倍)。进一步的研究证实内源性opn mRNA水平与Popn-驱动报告表达之间缺乏令人惊奇的关联性(R2=0.24)。然而,顾及opn mRNA剪接变异体,则不同的opn-a mRNA水平和P opn-驱动转基因活性之间显示很强的负相关。这些数据对靶向表达启动子今后研究产生影响。
关键词: 选择性剪接,靶向表达,基因传递,SNP,SPP1
Current Gene Therapy
Title:The Potential of the Human Osteopontin Promoter and Single-Nucleotide Polymorphisms for Targeted Cancer Gene Therapy
Volume: 15 Issue: 1
Author(s): X.G. Chen and W.T. Godbey
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关键词: 选择性剪接,靶向表达,基因传递,SNP,SPP1
摘要: Regulatory elements of the osteopontin (opn) gene are attractive candidates for expressiontargeted gene therapy because numerous malignant cancers are marked by opn overexpression. The maximum opn promoter (Popn)-driven reporter intensity obtained for tested cancer cell lines was as strong (102.69%) as positive-control transfections. At the same time, Popn-driven reporter expression was reduced by ~90% in non-cancer cell lineages. Deletion analysis of the -922 bp region opn promoter did not confirm published reports of a repressor area within 922 bases upstream of the transcriptional start site. Further enhancements to targeting and expression were obtained through incorporation of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) into the promoter sequence. It was found that the SNPs -443C, -155GG, -66T led to increased Popn-driven transfection in cancer cells (fold increase of 1.23 ~ 3.48), with a concomitant decrease in reporter expression in normal controls (fold change of 0.69). Further investigations to confirm a correlation between endogenous opn mRNA levels and Popn-driven reporter expression produced a surprising lack of correlation (R2=0.24). However, taking into account opn mRNA splicing variants showed a strong negative correlation between mRNA levels of the variant opn-a and P opn-driven transgene activity (R2=0.95). These data have implications on how future searches for expression-targeting promoters should be conducted.
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X.G. Chen and W.T. Godbey , The Potential of the Human Osteopontin Promoter and Single-Nucleotide Polymorphisms for Targeted Cancer Gene Therapy, Current Gene Therapy 2015; 15 (1) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1566523214666141127094033
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