Expression of microRNA-195 is transactivated by Sp1 but inhibited by histone deacetylase 3 in hepatocellular carcinoma cells.
Expression of microRNA-195 is transactivated by Sp1 but inhibited by histone deacetylase 3 in hepatocellular carcinoma cells.
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10.1016/j.bbagrm.2016.05.006
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2016-07
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Na Zhao;Siwen Li;Ruizhi Wang;Manhuan Xiao;Yu Meng;C. Zeng;Jian-Hong Fang;Jin-E Yang;
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Na Zhao;Siwen Li;Ruizhi Wang;Manhuan Xiao;Yu Meng;C. Zeng;Jian-Hong Fang;Jin-E Yang;
MiR-195 expression is frequently reduced in various cancers, but its underlying mechanisms remain unknown. To explore whether abnormal transcription contributed to miR-195 downregulation in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), we characterized the −2165-bp site upstream of mature miR-195 as transcription start site and the −2.4 to −2.0-kb fragment as the promoter ofmiR-195gene. Subsequent investigation showed that deletion of the predicted Sp1 binding site decreased themiR-195promoter activity; Sp1 silencing significantly reduced themiR-195promoter activity and the endogenous miR-195 level; Sp1 directly interacted with themiR-195promoterin vitroandin vivo. These data suggest Sp1 as a transactivator formiR-195transcription. Interestingly,miR-195expression was also subjected to epigenetic regulation. Histone deacetylase 3 (HDAC3) could anchor to themiR-195promoterviainteracting with Sp1 and consequently repress the Sp1-mediated miR-195 transactivation by deacetylating histone in HCC cells. Consistently, substantial increase of HDAC3 protein was detected in human HCC tissues and HDAC3 upregulation was significantly correlated with miR-195 downregulation, suggesting that HDAC3 elevation may represent an important cause for miR-195 reduction in HCC. Our findings uncover the mechanisms underlying the transcriptional regulation and expression deregulation ofmiR-195in HCC cells and provide new insight into microRNA biogenesis in cancer cells.