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MicroRNA-346 mediates tumor necrosis factor ?-induced downregulation of gut
epithelial vitamin D receptor in inflammatory bowel diseases
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Chen Y
; Du J
; Zhang Z
; Liu T
; Shi Y
; Ge X
; Li YC
Inflamm Bowel Dis
2014[Nov]; 20
(11
): 1910-8
PMID25192497
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BACKGROUND: We recently reported that the gut epithelial vitamin D receptor (VDR)
signaling inhibits colitis through inhibition of intestinal epithelial cell
apoptosis, and the level of colonic epithelial VDR is markedly reduced in
patients with inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). VDR downregulation promotes
colitis, but the mechanism underlying VDR downregulation in IBD is unknown.
METHODS: VDR expression was analyzed in colon cancer cells under proinflammatory
cytokine treatment. VDR as a target of miR-346 was confirmed using colon cancer
cell culture. The relationship among inflammation, miR-346, and VDR was assessed
in human IBD biopsies and experimental colitis models. RESULTS: We showed that
tumor necrosis factor ? (TNF-?) suppresses VDR expression while simultaneously
upregulating miR-346 in human colon cancer cells. Further studies demonstrated
that miR-346 inhibits VDR by a specific target sequence in the 3' untranslated
region of the human VDR transcript, and blockade of miR-346 with a hairpin
inhibitor abrogates the ability of TNF-? to inhibit VDR, confirming that TNF-?
downregulates VDR by inducing miR-346. Consistently, in human IBD biopsies, the
reduction of epithelial VDR is associated with increased immune cell infiltration
and elevation of TNF-? and miR-346. In an experimental model of colitis, mucosal
VDR expression is reduced over time with the progression of colitis, inversely
correlated with the induction of TNF-? and miR-346 in the mucosa. CONCLUSIONS:
These data suggest that during mucosal inflammation TNF-? induces miR-346, which
downregulates epithelial VDR. Mucosal VDR reduction in turn compromises the
integrity of the mucosal epithelial barrier, further driving mucosal inflammation
and colitis development.