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The Effects Of KLK9 And KLK14 Gene On Tumorigenesis And Progression Of Ovarian Cancer

Posted on:2006-06-30Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y L ShiFull Text:PDF
GTID:1104360152496712Subject:Gynecology
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ObjectiveTo test the expression differences of KLK9 and KLK14 gene mRNA and proteins in normal,borderline and malignant ovarian tissues.To analyze the relationship between KLK9 , KLK14 gene and clinicopathological features of ovarian cancer. To observe the effect of estrogen,progestogen and androgen on the expression of KLK9 and KLK14 gene mRNA in ovarian cancer cell lines; and the effect of induction to the cancer cell proliferation and apoptosis. To explore their roles in tumorgenesis and metastasis of ovarian cancers,to supply an experimental basis for the gene diagnosis and medical treatment of the ovarian cancers.Methods1 , KLK9 and KLK14 gene mRNA were examined in ovarian cancers (n=55)and the control group (n=55 ) by semiquantitative RT-PCR.2, KLK9 and KLK14 protein expression were examined in normal ovaries(n=55),borderline ovarian diseases(n=16) and ovarian cancers (n=55) by means of immunohistochemical SP method and Western Blot.3, We use Bacton Dickonson FACS to test the cell cycles and apoptosis of the SKV cell lines after the use of estrogen, progestogen andandrogen for 24, 48, 72 hours.4, We examine the different expression of KLK9 and KLK14gene mRNA and protein in SKV cell lines after the use of estrogen , proestogen and androgen by RT-PCR and Western Blot.Results1, The expression of KLK9 gene mRNA and protein was significantly lower in ovarian cancers than that in normal ovarians (p<0.05 ) .The expression of KLK9 gene mRNA and protein in early stage of ovarian cancer was significantly higher than that in late stage .(p<0.01), but the expression has no relationship with the pathological stages and histological differentiation of ovarian cancers.2, The expression of KLK14 gene mRNA and protein increased gradually in normal ovaries,borderline tumors and ovarian cancers;and it is higher in borderline and carcinomatous tissues than that in normal ovary tissues (P<0.05). The expression of KLK14 gene mRNA was closely related with the clinicopathological features of ovarian cancers. The experiments showed that the expression of KLK14 gene mRNA and protein was higher in late stage than that in early stage of ovarian cancers, and higher in low differentiated ones than that of in high differentiated cancers. And the expression levels have no relationship with the different histological type.3, Compared with the control group ,after the induction of estrogen, progestogen and androgen to the ovarian cancer call lines, in estrogen group cells in S phase increased obviously while cells in G2/M phase decreased.(P<0.0l)4, compared with the control group, the cell lines showed increased expression of KLK9 gene mRNA and protein after the use of estrogen and increased expression of KLK14 gene mRNA and protein after the use of progestogen and increased expression of KLK14gene mRNA and protein after the use of androgen.Conclusions1 , The down-regulated expression of KLK9 gene mRNA and protein existed in the ovarian cancers. It was correlated with the clinicopathological stage of the ovarian cancer and can be a monitoring marker for the prognosis of ovarian cancer2, The up-regulated expression of KLK14 gene mRNA and protein existed in the ovarian cancers.It was closely related with the clinicopathological stage and differentiation degree of the cancer,and can be a biomarker to predict the biological behavior.3, Estrogen,progestogen and androgen are closely related with the progression of the ovarian cancers.Progestogen can enhance the apoptosis of the ovarian cancer cells and inhibit the growth of the cancer cells.The induction of these three hormones to the cancer cells can be a guidance to...
Keywords/Search Tags:Ovarian neoplasms, Kallikrein/analysis, Reverse transcriptional-polymerase chain reaction, Immunohistochemistry, KLK9, KLK14, estrogen, progestogen, androgen
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