Loss of xeroderma pigmentosum C (Xpc) enhances melanoma photocarcinogenesis in Ink4a-Arf-deficient mice.
Loss of xeroderma pigmentosum C (Xpc) enhances melanoma photocarcinogenesis in Ink4a-Arf-deficient mice.
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色素性干皮病 C (Xpc) 的缺失会增强 Ink4a-Arf 缺陷小鼠的黑色素瘤光致癌作用。
DOI:
10.1158/0008-5472.can-06-3806
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发表时间:
2007
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影响因子:
11.2
通讯作者:
Tsao,Hensin
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作者:
Yang,Guang;Curley,David;Bosenberg,MarcusW;Tsao,Hensin
Despite an extensive body of evidence linking UV radiation and melanoma tumorigenesis, a clear mechanistic understanding of this process is still lacking. Because heritable mutations in bothINK4aand the nucleotide excision repair (NER) pathway predispose individuals to melanoma development, we set out to test the hypothesis that abrogation of NER, by deletion of thexeroderma pigmentosum C(Xpc) gene, will heighten melanoma photocarcinogenesis in anInk4a-Arf–deficient background. Experimentally, we generated a strain of mice doubly deficient inXpcandInk4a-Arfand subjected wild-type,Xpc−/−Ink4a-Arf+/+,Xpc−/−Ink4a-Arf−/−, andXpc+/+Ink4a-Arf−/−mice to a single neonatal (day P3) dose of UVB without additional chemical promotion. Indeed, there was a significant increase in the development of dermal spindle/epithelioid cell melanomas inXpc−/−Ink4a-Arf−/−mice when compared withXpc+/+Ink4a-Arf−/−mice (P= 0.005); wild-type andXpc−/−Ink4a-Arf+/+mice failed to develop tumors. These neoplasms bore a striking histologic resemblance to melanomas that arise in theTyr-vHRAS/Ink4a-Arf−/−context and often expressed melanocyte differentiation markerTyrp1, thus supporting their melanocytic origination. All strains, except wild-type mice, developed pigmented and non-pigmented epidermal-derived keratinocytic cysts, whereasXpc+/+Ink4a-Arf−/−mice exhibited the greatest propensity for squamous cell carcinoma development. We then screened forNRas, HRas, Kras, andBRafmutations in tumor tissue and detected a higher frequency of rareKrasQ61alterations in tumors fromXpc−/−Ink4a-Arf−/−mice compared withXpc+/+Ink4a-Arf−/−mice (50% versus 7%,P= 0.033). Taken together, results from this novel UV-inducible melanoma model suggest that NER loss, in conjunction withInk4a-Arfinactivation, can drive melanoma photocarcinogenesis possibly through signatureKrasmutagenesis. [Cancer Res 2007;67(12):5649–57]