PubMed:15264243
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DisGeNET
| Id | Subject | Object | Predicate | Lexical cue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T0 | 784-787 | gene:3569 | denotes | HGF |
| T1 | 805-820 | disease:C0376358 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| T2 | 784-787 | gene:3569 | denotes | HGF |
| T3 | 805-820 | disease:C0600139 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| T4 | 784-787 | gene:6654 | denotes | HGF |
| T5 | 805-820 | disease:C0376358 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| T6 | 784-787 | gene:6654 | denotes | HGF |
| T7 | 805-820 | disease:C0600139 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| T8 | 784-787 | gene:3082 | denotes | HGF |
| T9 | 805-820 | disease:C0376358 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| T10 | 784-787 | gene:3082 | denotes | HGF |
| T11 | 805-820 | disease:C0600139 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| R1 | T0 | T1 | associated_with | HGF,prostate cancer |
| R2 | T2 | T3 | associated_with | HGF,prostate cancer |
| R3 | T4 | T5 | associated_with | HGF,prostate cancer |
| R4 | T6 | T7 | associated_with | HGF,prostate cancer |
| R5 | T8 | T9 | associated_with | HGF,prostate cancer |
| R6 | T10 | T11 | associated_with | HGF,prostate cancer |
DisGeNET5_gene_disease
| Id | Subject | Object | Predicate | Lexical cue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15264243-0#14#29#gene4233 | 14-29 | gene4233 | denotes | HGF/SF receptor |
| 15264243-0#117#132#diseaseC0376358 | 117-132 | diseaseC0376358 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| 15264243-0#117#132#diseaseC0600139 | 117-132 | diseaseC0600139 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| 15264243-5#14#17#gene3082 | 784-787 | gene3082 | denotes | HGF |
| 15264243-5#35#50#diseaseC0376358 | 805-820 | diseaseC0376358 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| 15264243-5#35#50#diseaseC0600139 | 805-820 | diseaseC0600139 | denotes | prostate cancer |
| 14#29#gene4233117#132#diseaseC0376358 | 15264243-0#14#29#gene4233 | 15264243-0#117#132#diseaseC0376358 | associated_with | HGF/SF receptor,prostate cancer |
| 14#29#gene4233117#132#diseaseC0600139 | 15264243-0#14#29#gene4233 | 15264243-0#117#132#diseaseC0600139 | associated_with | HGF/SF receptor,prostate cancer |
| 14#17#gene308235#50#diseaseC0376358 | 15264243-5#14#17#gene3082 | 15264243-5#35#50#diseaseC0376358 | associated_with | HGF,prostate cancer |
| 14#17#gene308235#50#diseaseC0600139 | 15264243-5#14#17#gene3082 | 15264243-5#35#50#diseaseC0600139 | associated_with | HGF,prostate cancer |
PubMed_Structured_Abstracts
| Id | Subject | Object | Predicate | Lexical cue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1 | 152-596 | BACKGROUND | denotes | Hepatocyte growth factor scatter factor (HGF/SF) elicits a number of biological activities including invasion and migration through activation of its tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met. Over expression of c-Met has been implicated in prostate cancer development and progression. This study examined the effect of a ribozyme transgene, designed to inhibit human c-Met expression, and its impact on in vitro invasion and migration in prostate cancer. |
| T2 | 606-901 | METHODS | denotes | A transgene (Met 560) consisting of U1 snRNA, hammerhead ribozyme, and antisense was cloned into a modified pZeoU1-EcoSpe vector and transfected into DU-145 cells. The effect of HGF/SF was tested on prostate cancer cells whose expression of c-Met had been blocked by way of a ribozyme transgene. |
| T3 | 911-1776 | RESULTS | denotes | Met 560 stable transfectants (DU-145(+/+)) manifested a complete loss of c-Met expression at mRNA and protein levels. In contrast, control plasmid (DU-145(+/-)) and wild-type DU-145 cells (DU-145(-/-)) had similar levels of c-Met expression. HGF/SF significantly increased the in vitro invasiveness (mean 47.71 +/- SE 7.75; P < 0.01 vs. control 24.14 +/- 1.34), and migration (mean 48.44 +/- SE 3.51; P < 0.01 vs. control 22.95 +/- 1.47) of DU-145(-/-) cells, respectively. Similarly, HGF/SF also increased the invasion (62.33 +/- 6.34; P < 0.001 vs. control 24.5 +/- 2.35) and migration (46.14 +/- 2.26; P < 0.01 vs. control 21.82 +/- 1.62) of DU-145(+/-) cells. In contrast, DU-145(+/+) cells had lost its response to HGF/SF induced invasion (22.33 +/- 2.08; P > 0.05 vs. control 23.5 +/- 2.11) and migration (24.12 +/- 0.86; P > 0.05 vs. control 23.27 +/- 0.81). |
| T4 | 1790-2018 | CONCLUSIONS | denotes | Targeting the HGF/SF receptor by way of a hammerhead ribozyme encoding antisense to c-Met, is an effective method to reduce the invasive or migration potential in prostate cancer, and may have important therapeutic implications. |