Senescence sensitivity of breast cancer cells is defined by positive feedback loop between CIP2A and E2F1.
Senescence sensitivity of breast cancer cells is defined by positive feedback loop between CIP2A and E2F1.
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DOI:
10.1158/2159-8290.cd-12-0292
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发表时间:
2013-02
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28.2
通讯作者:
Westermarck J
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作者:
Laine A;Sihto H;Come C;Rosenfeldt MT;Zwolinska A;Niemelä M;Khanna A;Chan EK;Kähäri VM;Kellokumpu-Lehtinen PL;Sansom OJ;Evan GI;Junttila MR;Ryan KM;Marine JC;Joensuu H;Westermarck J
Senescence induction contributes to cancer therapy responses and is crucial for p53-mediated tumor suppression. However, whether p53 inactivation actively suppresses senescence induction has been unclear. Here we demonstrate that E2F1 overexpression, due to p53 or p21 inactivation, promotes expression of human oncoprotein CIP2A, which in turn, by inhibiting PP2A activity, increases stabilizing serine 364 phosphorylation of E2F1. Several lines of evidence demonstrate that increased activity of E2F1-CIP2A feedback renders breast cancer cells resistant to senescence induction. Importantly, mammary tumorigenesis is impaired in a CIP2A deficient mouse model, and CIP2A deficient tumors display markers of senescence induction. Moreover, high CIP2A expression predicts for poor prognosis in a subgroup of breast cancer patients treated with senescence-inducing chemotherapy. Together these results implicate E2F1-CIP2A feedback loop as a key determinant of breast cancer cell sensitivity to senescence induction. It also constitutes a promising pro-senescence target for therapy of cancers with inactivated p53-p21 pathway.