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2014 ; 21
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Modulation of p53? and p53? expression by regulating the alternative splicing of
TP53 gene modifies cellular response
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Marcel V
; Fernandes K
; Terrier O
; Lane DP
; Bourdon JC
Cell Death Differ
2014[Sep]; 21
(9
): 1377-87
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In addition to the tumor suppressor p53 protein, also termed p53?, the TP53 gene
produces p53? and p53? through alternative splicing of exons 9? and 9? located
within TP53 intron 9. Here we report that both TG003, a specific inhibitor of
Cdc2-like kinases (Clk) that regulates the alternative splicing pre-mRNA pathway,
and knockdown of SFRS1 increase expression of endogenous p53? and p53? at mRNA
and protein levels. Development of a TP53 intron 9 minigene shows that TG003
treatment and knockdown of SFRS1 promote inclusion of TP53 exons 9?/9?. In a
series of 85 primary breast tumors, a significant association was observed
between expression of SFRS1 and ? variant, supporting our experimental data.
Using siRNA specifically targeting exons 9?/9?, we demonstrate that cell growth
can be driven by modulating p53? and p53? expression in an opposite manner,
depending on the cellular context. In MCF7 cells, p53? and p53? promote
apoptosis, thus inhibiting cell growth. By transient transfection, we show that
p53? enhanced p53? transcriptional activity on the p21 and Bax promoters, while
p53? increased p53? transcriptional activity on the Bax promoter only. Moreover,
p53? and p53? co-immunoprecipitate with p53? only in the presence of
p53-responsive promoter. Interestingly, although p53? and p53? promote apoptosis
in MCF7 cells, p53? and p53? maintain cell growth in response to TG003 in a
p53?-dependent manner. The dual activities of p53? and p53? isoforms observed in
non-treated and TG003-treated cells may result from the impact of TG003 on both
expression and activities of p53 isoforms. Overall, our data suggest that p53?
and p53? regulate cellular response to modulation of alternative splicing
pre-mRNA pathway by a small drug inhibitor. The development of novel drugs
targeting alternative splicing process could be used as a novel therapeutic
approach in human cancers.