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MOLECULAR SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
卷 16, 期 9, 页码 -出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.15252/msb.20209443
关键词
breast cancer; chemotherapy; mass spectrometry; proline biosynthesis; proteomics
资金
- Constantiner Institute
- Israel Ministry of Science and Technology [3-11175]
- Horizon2020 ERC grant [639534]
Tumor relapse as a consequence of chemotherapy resistance is a major clinical challenge in advanced stage breast tumors. To identify processes associated with poor clinical outcome, we took a mass spectrometry-based proteomic approach and analyzed a breast cancer cohort of 113 formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded samples. Proteomic profiling of matched tumors before and after chemotherapy, and tumor-adjacent normal tissue, all from the same patients, allowed us to define eight patterns of protein level changes, two of which correlate to better chemotherapy response. Supervised analysis identified two proteins of proline biosynthesis pathway,PYCR1 andALDH18A1, that were significantly associated with resistance to treatment based on pattern dominance. Weighted gene correlation network analysis of post-treatment samples revealed that these proteins are associated with tumor relapse and affect patient survival. Functional analysis showed that knockdown ofPYCR1 reduced invasion and migration capabilities of breast cancer cell lines.PYCR1 knockout significantly reduced tumor burden and increased drug sensitivity of orthotopically injectedER-positive tumorin vivo, thus emphasizing the role ofPYCR1 in resistance to chemotherapy.
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