Inhibition of osteopontin reduces liver metastasis of human pancreatic cancer xenografts injected into the spleen in a mouse model.

作者: Keisuke Ohno , Hidefumi Nishimori , Takahiro Yasoshima , Kenjiro Kamiguchi , Fumitake Hata

DOI: 10.1007/S00595-009-4082-X

关键词: MetastasisOsteopontinSpleenCancer researchCell cultureTransfectionCA19-9OncologyMedicineTransplantationPancreatic cancerInternal medicine

摘要: Pancreatic cancer is associated with the poorest prognosis of any digestive due to high incidence liver metastasis. This study evaluated possibility that osteopontin (OPN) RNA interference (RNAi) and anti-OPN antibody (Ab) could have antimetastatic effects. The differential gene expression was measured in a parental cell line, HPC-3, an established highly metastatic HPC-3H4. investigated effect OPN RNAi Ab on ability HPC-3H4 liver. An RNAi-expressing vector introduced into cells (HPC-3H4/miOPN), which production reduced level HPC-3 cells. Finally, suppress metastasis investigated. Osteopontin upregulated 11.1-fold comparison HPC-3. rate HPC-3H4/miOPN significantly 25% 100% control HPC-3H4/miNeg (P < 0.01). group given 50%. had remarkable inhibitory effects against by pancreatic line.

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