FBXW 7 regulates a mitochondrial transcription program by modulating MITF
FBXW 7 is well characterized as a tumor suppressor in many human cancers including melanoma; however, the mechanisms of tumor‐suppressive function have not been fully elucidated. We leveraged two distinct RNA sequencing datasets: human melanoma cell lines ( n = 10) with control versus silenced FB...
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description | FBXW
7 is well characterized as a tumor suppressor in many human cancers including melanoma; however, the mechanisms of tumor‐suppressive function have not been fully elucidated. We leveraged two distinct
RNA
sequencing datasets: human melanoma cell lines (
n
=
10) with control versus silenced
FBXW
7
and a cohort of human melanoma tumor samples (
n
=
51) to define the transcriptomic fingerprint regulated by
FBXW
7. Here, we report that loss of
FBXW
7 enhances a mitochondrial gene transcriptional program that is dependent on
MITF
in human melanoma and confers poor patient outcomes.
MITF
is a lineage‐specific master regulator of melanocytes and together with
PGC
‐1alpha is a marker for melanoma subtypes with dependence for mitochondrial oxidative metabolism. We found that inactivation of
FBXW
7 elevates
MITF
protein levels in melanoma cells. In vitro studies examining loss of
FBXW
7 and
MITF
alone or in combination showed that
FBXW
7 is an upstream regulator for the
MITF
/
PGC
‐1 signaling. |
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RNA
sequencing datasets: human melanoma cell lines (
n
=
10) with control versus silenced
FBXW
7
and a cohort of human melanoma tumor samples (
n
=
51) to define the transcriptomic fingerprint regulated by
FBXW
7. Here, we report that loss of
FBXW
7 enhances a mitochondrial gene transcriptional program that is dependent on
MITF
in human melanoma and confers poor patient outcomes.
MITF
is a lineage‐specific master regulator of melanocytes and together with
PGC
‐1alpha is a marker for melanoma subtypes with dependence for mitochondrial oxidative metabolism. We found that inactivation of
FBXW
7 elevates
MITF
protein levels in melanoma cells. In vitro studies examining loss of
FBXW
7 and
MITF
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FBXW
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MITF
/
PGC
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RNA
sequencing datasets: human melanoma cell lines (
n
=
10) with control versus silenced
FBXW
7
and a cohort of human melanoma tumor samples (
n
=
51) to define the transcriptomic fingerprint regulated by
FBXW
7. Here, we report that loss of
FBXW
7 enhances a mitochondrial gene transcriptional program that is dependent on
MITF
in human melanoma and confers poor patient outcomes.
MITF
is a lineage‐specific master regulator of melanocytes and together with
PGC
‐1alpha is a marker for melanoma subtypes with dependence for mitochondrial oxidative metabolism. We found that inactivation of
FBXW
7 elevates
MITF
protein levels in melanoma cells. In vitro studies examining loss of
FBXW
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MITF
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FBXW
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RNA
sequencing datasets: human melanoma cell lines (
n
=
10) with control versus silenced
FBXW
7
and a cohort of human melanoma tumor samples (
n
=
51) to define the transcriptomic fingerprint regulated by
FBXW
7. Here, we report that loss of
FBXW
7 enhances a mitochondrial gene transcriptional program that is dependent on
MITF
in human melanoma and confers poor patient outcomes.
MITF
is a lineage‐specific master regulator of melanocytes and together with
PGC
‐1alpha is a marker for melanoma subtypes with dependence for mitochondrial oxidative metabolism. We found that inactivation of
FBXW
7 elevates
MITF
protein levels in melanoma cells. In vitro studies examining loss of
FBXW
7 and
MITF
alone or in combination showed that
FBXW
7 is an upstream regulator for the
MITF
/
PGC
‐1 signaling.</abstract><doi>10.1111/pcmr.12704</doi><tpages>5</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9926-3780</orcidid></addata></record> |
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