Smad6/7 as Sex Steroid Hormone Receptor Corepressors
Smad6/7 as Sex Steroid Hormone Receptor Corepressors
批准号:
6543052
负责人:
Xu Cao
金额:
$25.35万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2002
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2002-07-01 至 2006-06-30
关键词:
androgen receptor apoptosis athymic mouse biological signal transduction cell proliferation gene expression gene induction /repression growth factor receptors growth inhibitors immunoprecipitation neoplastic process prostate neoplasms protein protein interaction steroid hormone receptor tissue /cell culture transcription factor transforming growth factors yeast two hybrid system
中文摘要
描述(由申请人提供):去势和抗雄激素已被用于预防前列腺癌的各个阶段的生长。然而,通过化学或手术去势来减少雄激素只会减缓肿瘤的进展,因为前列腺癌最终会变得不依赖激素,恢复生长并杀死患者。这表明其他生长因子也参与了这一过程。tgf - β是少数几种内源性细胞生长抑制剂之一。对tgf - β的反应性丧失被认为是肿瘤形成的一个主要因素。在前列腺癌中,tgf - β通路常因tgf - β受体表达缺失而失活。在我们的初步研究中,我们发现:1)tgf - β拮抗剂Smad7直接与雄激素受体(AR)相互作用,抑制AR诱导的基因转录。重要的是,Smad7与组蛋白去乙酰化酶(HDAC)免疫共沉淀,表明其作为转录抑制因子的潜在作用。2)另一种拮抗剂Smad6与tip60和RIP 140雄激素受体共激活因子相互作用,也抑制ar介导的基因表达。我们的研究结果表明,拮抗剂Smads和AR/共激活因子之间的相互作用是tgf - β和雄激素之间的一种新的串扰机制,因为Smad7和Smad6的表达被tgf - β信号通路打开。在前列腺癌中,tgf - β信号传导缺陷导致Smad7和Smad6缺失,进而可能关闭拮抗剂Smads下调ar增强基因表达和前列腺细胞增殖的能力。因此,我们假设拮抗剂Smads与AR及其共激活因子(如RIP 140)相互作用,调节AR转录活性并抑制AR诱导的前列腺细胞生长。串扰机制的表征将有助于理解tgf - β介导的前列腺癌生长抑制。我们将追求以下具体目标:1)表征Smad7与AR和Smad6与AR共激活子RIP140的相互作用。2)研究smad7和Smad6在雄激素诱导的细胞反应中的作用。3)确定Smad7和Smad6诱导AR活性变化的分子机制。4)描述Smad7和smad6对裸鼠前列腺癌进展的影响。我们相信,对tgf - β和雄激素之间的串扰机制进行表征,将有助于开发基于tgf - β的前列腺癌治疗策略,并改善前列腺患者的抗雄激素治疗。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Castration and antiandrogens have been used to prevent prostate cancer growth at all stages. However, androgen withdrawal by chemical or surgical castration only slows tumor progression as prostate cancer eventually becomes hormone-independent, resumes growth and kills the patient. This suggests other growth factors are involved in the process. TGF-beta is one of few classes of endogenous inhibitors of cell growth. Loss of responsiveness to TGF-beta is believed to be a major factor in tumor formation. In prostate cancer, the TGF-beta pathway is often inactive with loss expression of TGF-beta receptor. In our preliminary studies, we find that: 1) Smad7, a TGF-beta antagonist, directly interacts with androgen receptor (AR) and inhibits AR-induced gene transcription. Importantly, Smad7 was immunocoprecipitated with histone deacetylase (HDAC), indicating its potential role as a transcription repressor. 2) Smad6, the other antagonist, interacts with Tip6O and RIP 140 androgen receptor coactivators and also inhibits AR-mediated gene expression. Our findings suggest the interaction between antagonist Smads and AR/coactivators serve as a novel cross-talk mechanism between TGF-beta and androgen, since expression of Smad7 and Smad6 are turned on by TGF-beta signaling. In prostate cancers, defect TGF-beta signaling results in deficiency of both Smad7 and Smad6, which may in turn shut down the antagonist Smads capability in down-regulating AR-enhanced gene expression and prostate cell proliferation. Therefore, we hypothesize that the interaction of antagonist Smads with AR and its coactivators such as RIP 140, regulates AR transcription activity and inhibits AR-induced prostate cell growth. Characterization of the cross-talk mechanisms will be helpful in understanding TGF-beta mediated inhibition of prostate cancer growth. We will pursue the following specific aims:1) Characterize the interactions of Smad7 with AR and Smad6 with an AR coactivator, RIP140. 2) Examine function of Smad7and Smad6 on androgen-induced cellular response. 3) Determine the molecular mechanism underlying Smad7 and Smad6 induced alternation of AR activity. 4) Characterize the effects Smad7 and smad6 on prostate cancer progression in nude mice. We believe that characterization of the cross-talk mechanism between TGF-beta and androgen would enable development of a TGF-beta based therapeutic strategy for the treatment of prostate cancer and improve anti-androgen treatment for prostate patients.
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