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The E2F1–HOXB9/PBX2–CDK6 axis drives gastric tumorigenesis and serves as a therapeutic target in gastric cancer
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  • The Journal of pathology, 2023-08, Vol.260 (4), p.402-416
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Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr
2023
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  • Homeobox genes include HOX and non‐HOX genes. HOX proteins play fundamental roles during ontogenesis by interacting with other non‐HOX gene‐encoded partners and performing transcriptional functions, whereas aberrant activation of HOX family members drives tumorigenesis. In this study, gastric cancer (GC) expression microarray data indicated that HOXB9 is a prominent upregulated HOX member in GC samples significantly associated with clinical outcomes and advanced TNM stages. However, the functional role of HOXB9 in GC remains contradictory in previous reports, and the regulatory mechanisms are elusive. By in silico and experimental analyses, we found that HOXB9 was upregulated by a vital cell cycle‐related transcription factor, E2F1. Depleting HOXB9 causes G1‐phase cell cycle arrest by downregulating CDK6 and a subset of cell cycle‐related genes. Meanwhile, HOXB9 contributes to cell division and maintains the cytoskeleton in GC cells. We verified that HOXB9 interacts with PBX2 to form a heterodimer, which transcriptionally upregulates CDK6. Knocking down CDK6 can phenocopy the tumor‐suppressive effects caused by HOXB9 depletion. Blocking HOXB9 can enhance the anti‐tumor effect of CDK6 inhibitors. In conclusion, we elucidate the oncogenic role of HOXB9 in GC and reveal CDK6 as its potent downstream effector. The E2F1–HOXB9/PBX2–CDK6 axis represents a novel mechanism driving gastric carcinogenesis and conveys prognostic and therapeutic implications. © 2023 The Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland.

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