Zuo Chen, Yin Yibing, Xu Songxiao, et al. PIASy expresses abnormally in human colorectal cancer tissues and affects the apoptosis and cycle of colorectal cancer cells. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 41(6):541-546(2016)
Zuo Chen, Yin Yibing, Xu Songxiao, et al. PIASy expresses abnormally in human colorectal cancer tissues and affects the apoptosis and cycle of colorectal cancer cells. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 41(6):541-546(2016) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.000931.
PIASy expresses abnormally in human colorectal cancer tissues and affects the apoptosis and cycle of colorectal cancer cells
Objective:To investigate the expression of PIASy in human colorectal cancer(CRC)tissues and adjacent tissues;to detect the effects of PIASy on colorectal cancer cells apoptosis and cycle. Methods:Totally 25 cases of CRC tissues and corresponding adjacent tissues were selected as research subjects. The relative expression level of PIASy in CRC tissues and adjacent tissues was investigated by Q-PCR;exogenous PIASy was over-expressed by cell transfection with Lipofectamine 2000;the cell apoptosis and cycle of SW480 cell line was detected by flow cytometry. Results:In 25 cases of CRC tissues and adjacent tissues
there were 9 cases(positive rate of 36%) of PIASy positive adjacent tissues
2 cases(positive rate of 8%) of PIASy positive cancer tissues(P =0.041)
and the relative expression level of PIASy in adjacent tissues was significantly higher than that in cancer tissues(CRC04:P=0.016;CRC18:P=0.001);over expression of exogenous PIASy induced SW480 cell early apoptosis(P =0.000)
late apoptosis(P =0.014) and prompted the S phase arrest in cell cycle(P=0.000). Conclusion:PIASy is loss of expression or low expression in colorectal CRC;over-expression of exogenous PIASy in SW480 cells can induce cell apoptosis and promote cell cycle S phase arrest
suggesting PIASy may play an important role in the occurrence and development of CRC.
关键词
PIASy结直肠癌细胞凋亡S期阻滞
Keywords
Protein inhibitor of activated STAT4colorectal cancercell apoptosisS phase arrest