Although a significant subset of prostate tumors remain indolent during the entire life, the advanced forms are still one of the leading cause of cancer-related death. There are not reliable markers distinguishing indolent from aggressive forms. Here we highlighted a new molecular circuitry involving microRNA and coding genes promoting cancer progression and castration resistance. Our preclinical and clinical data demonstrated that c-Met activation increases miR-130b levels, inhibits androgen receptor expression, promotes cancer spreading and resistance to hormone ablation therapy. The relevance of these findings was confirmed on patients' samples and by in silico analysis on an independent patient cohort from Taylor's platform. Data suggest c-Met/miR-130b axis as a new prognostic marker for patients' risk assessment and as an indicator of therapy resistance. Our results propose new biomarkers for therapy decision-making in all phases of the pathology. Data may help identify high-risk patients to be treated with adjuvant therapy together with alternative cure for castration-resistant forms while facilitating the identification of possible patients candidates for anti-Met therapy. In addition, we demonstrated that it is possible to evaluate Met/miR-130b axis expression in exosomes isolated from peripheral blood of surgery candidates and advanced patients offering a new non-invasive tool for active surveillance and therapy monitoring.

Cannistraci, A., Federici, G., Addario, A., Di Pace, A., Grassi, L., Muto, G., Collura, D., Signore, M., Huet De Salvo, L., Sentinelli, S., Simone, G., Costantini, A. M., Nanni, S., Farsetti, A., Coppola, V., De Maria Marchiano, R., Bonci, D., C-Met/miR-130b axis as novel mechanism and biomarker for castration resistance state acquisition, <<ONCOGENE>>, 2017; (N/A): N/A-N/A. [doi:10.1038/onc.2016.505] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/111228]

C-Met/miR-130b axis as novel mechanism and biomarker for castration resistance state acquisition

Costantini, Alessandro Maria;Nanni, Simona;Farsetti, Antonella;Coppola, Valeria;De Maria Marchiano, Ruggero;
2017

Abstract

Although a significant subset of prostate tumors remain indolent during the entire life, the advanced forms are still one of the leading cause of cancer-related death. There are not reliable markers distinguishing indolent from aggressive forms. Here we highlighted a new molecular circuitry involving microRNA and coding genes promoting cancer progression and castration resistance. Our preclinical and clinical data demonstrated that c-Met activation increases miR-130b levels, inhibits androgen receptor expression, promotes cancer spreading and resistance to hormone ablation therapy. The relevance of these findings was confirmed on patients' samples and by in silico analysis on an independent patient cohort from Taylor's platform. Data suggest c-Met/miR-130b axis as a new prognostic marker for patients' risk assessment and as an indicator of therapy resistance. Our results propose new biomarkers for therapy decision-making in all phases of the pathology. Data may help identify high-risk patients to be treated with adjuvant therapy together with alternative cure for castration-resistant forms while facilitating the identification of possible patients candidates for anti-Met therapy. In addition, we demonstrated that it is possible to evaluate Met/miR-130b axis expression in exosomes isolated from peripheral blood of surgery candidates and advanced patients offering a new non-invasive tool for active surveillance and therapy monitoring.
2017
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Cannistraci, A., Federici, G., Addario, A., Di Pace, A., Grassi, L., Muto, G., Collura, D., Signore, M., Huet De Salvo, L., Sentinelli, S., Simone, G., Costantini, A. M., Nanni, S., Farsetti, A., Coppola, V., De Maria Marchiano, R., Bonci, D., C-Met/miR-130b axis as novel mechanism and biomarker for castration resistance state acquisition, <<ONCOGENE>>, 2017; (N/A): N/A-N/A. [doi:10.1038/onc.2016.505] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/111228]
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