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Copper depletion inhibits CoCl2-induced aggressive phenotype of MCF-7 cells via
downregulation of HIF-1 and inhibition of Snail/Twist-mediated
epithelial-mesenchymal transition
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Li S
; Zhang J
; Yang H
; Wu C
; Dang X
; Liu Y
Sci Rep
2015[Jul]; 5
(ä): 12410
PMID26174737
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Copper, a strictly regulated trace element, is essential for many physiological
processes including angiogenesis. Dysregulated angiogenesis has been associated
with increased copper in tumors, and thus copper chelators have been used to
inhibit tumor angiogenesis. However, it remains unclear whether copper has any
effect on epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT). Using CoCl2-induced EMT of
human breast carcinoma MCF-7 cells, we found that TEPA, a copper chelator,
inhibited EMT-like cell morphology and cytoskeleton arrangement triggered by
CoCl2; decreased the expression of vimentin and fibronectin, markers typical of
EMT; inhibited HIF-1 activation and HIF1-? accumulation in nuclear; and
down-regulated the expression of hypoxia-associated transcription factors, Snail
and Twist1. Moreover, knockdown copper transport protein, Ctr1, also inhibited
CoCl2-induced EMT and reversed the mesenchymal phenotype. In EMT6 xenograft mouse
models, TEPA administration inhibited the tumor growth and increased mice
survival. Immunohistochemical analysis of the xenograft further demonstrated that
TEPA administration significantly inhibited tumor angiogenesis, down-regulated
hypoxia-induced transcription factors, Snail and Twist1, leading to decreased
transactivation of EMT-associated marker genes, vimentin and fibronectin. These
results indicate that TEPA inhibits CoCl2-induced EMT most likely via
HIF1-?-Snail/Twist signaling pathway, and copper depletion may be exploited as a
therapeutic for breast cancer.