CHROMOSOME 18 TUMOR SUPPRESSOR GENES IN ORAL CANCER
口腔癌中的 18 号染色体肿瘤抑制基因
基本信息
- 批准号:2696438
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 29.31万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1998
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1998-09-15 至 2003-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:chromosome deletion chromosomes clinical research flow cytometry gene expression genetic mapping genetic markers head /neck neoplasm human genetic material tag human subject human tissue immunoprecipitation larynx neoplasms loss of heterozygosity metastasis neoplasm /cancer genetics neoplasm /cancer invasiveness neoplastic process oral pharyngeal neoplasm polymerase chain reaction prognosis squamous cell carcinoma tissue /cell culture tumor suppressor genes western blottings
项目摘要
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of oral cavity is a devastating and deadly
disease. At present, there are few definitive indicators for predicting
outcome and determining the clinical management other than tumor state
and lymph node involvement. Studies over the past two decades have
shown that gene defects underlie cancer development and progression, and
play a critical role in defining the natural history and biological
behavior of cancers. The Principal Investigator has shown that losses
affecting the long arm of chromosome 18 (18q) occur in 55-60 percent of
oral SCC. The preliminary data indicate that 18q loss is associated with
poor prognosis and death from cancer in head and neck SCCs. Moreover,
loss of heterozygosity (LOH) on 18q is associated with progression in
individual patients. If the Principal Investigator can identify the
basis for these findings, then genetic markers could be used in
selecting high-risk patients for more aggressive therapy, and spare low
risk patients from unnecessary treatment morbidity. Chromosomal regions
frequently affected by LOH are thought to indicate the presence of a
tumor suppressor gene (TSG) within the affected region. Three candidate
TSGs have been identified on 18q; DCC (deleted in colon cancer), DPC4
(deleted in pancreatic cancer), and MADR2 (mad related gene 2). The
goals of the application are: to establish the smallest region of loss
on 18q in oral SCC, to test the hypothesis that one or more TSGs within
the smallest region of loss on 18q is associated with tumor progression;
to test the hypothesis that restoration of the affected TSG will affect
tumor growth or invasive behavior; and using markers identified in Aim
1 and the tissue specimens from a large, controlled, randomized
treatment trial for SCC, test the hypothesis that 18q LOH is associated
with survival and/or response to therapy. From these studies, the
Principal Investigator expects to further define chromosome 18q
alterations as an important feature of biologically advanced disease and
to develop the knowledge for designing new strategies to counter the
effect of tumor suppressor gene inactivation.
口腔鳞状细胞癌(SCC)是一种毁灭性和致命性疾病。
疾病。目前,几乎没有明确的指标来预测
肿瘤状态以外的其他临床处理的结果和决定
和淋巴受累。过去二十年的研究表明
表明基因缺陷是癌症发生和发展的基础,而且
在定义自然历史和生物学方面发挥关键作用
癌症的行为。首席调查员已经表明,损失
影响18号染色体长臂(18q)发生在55%-60%的
口腔鳞癌。初步数据表明,18q损失与
头颈部鳞状细胞癌预后差,死于癌症。此外,
18q上杂合性缺失(LOH)与骨髓瘤的进展相关
个别病人。如果首席调查员能够确定
这些发现的基础上,那么遗传标记就可以用于
选择高危患者进行更积极的治疗,并保留低风险患者
使患者面临不必要的治疗发病率风险。染色体区域
经常受到LOH影响的人被认为表明存在
肿瘤抑制基因(TSG)位于受累区域。三位候选人
在18q;DCC(在结肠癌中缺失)、DPC4上发现了TSG
(在胰腺癌中缺失)和MADR2(MAD相关基因2)。这个
应用程序的目标是:建立最小的损失区域
在口腔鳞状细胞癌的18q,以检验假设一个或多个TSG内
18q上最小的缺失区域与肿瘤进展有关;
检验受影响的TSG恢复将影响的假设
肿瘤生长或侵袭行为;以及使用AIM中确定的标记
1和来自大型、对照、随机的组织样本
鳞状细胞癌的治疗试验,检验18q杂合性缺失相关的假设
生存和/或对治疗的反应。从这些研究中,
首席研究员预计将进一步定义18q号染色体
作为生物进展性疾病的重要特征的改变
发展知识以设计新的战略来应对
抑癌基因失活的影响。
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