A novel cancer-associated lncRNA, LINC01123, participates in tumor progression, metabolism, immune escape, and resistance
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: April 4, 2025
Long
Intergenic
Non-Protein
Coding
RNA
1123
(LINC01123),
located
on
human
chromosome
2q13,
is
a
pivotal
factor
in
tumorigenesis,
exerting
multifaceted
oncogenic
effects.
Its
expression
strongly
correlates
with
clinicopathological
features,
patient
survival,
and
disease
progression.
In
vivo
vitro
experiments
further
demonstrate
that
LINC01123
influences
diverse
cellular
processes,
including
proliferation,
apoptosis,
viability,
migration,
invasion,
stemness,
tumor
growth.
Notably,
it
also
regulates
metabolic
reprogramming,
immune
escape,
cell
resistance
to
treatment.
regulated
by
multiple
transcription
factors
participates
gene
regulation
through
protein
interactions
competitive
endogenous
(ceRNA)
networks,
thereby
modulating
cancer-promoting
This
work
systematically
elucidates
its
primary
functions
molecular
mechanisms
driving
cancer
initiation
progression,
suggesting
might
serve
as
novel
potential
driver
biomarker
various
cancers.
Language: Английский
A deep audit of the PeptideAtlas database uncovers evidence for unannotated coding genes and aberrant translation
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
The
human
genome
has
been
the
subject
of
intense
scrutiny
by
experimental
and
manual
curation
projects
for
more
than
two
decades.
Novel
coding
genes
have
proposed
from
large-scale
RNASeq,
ribosome
profiling
proteomics
experiments.
Here
we
carry
out
an
in-depth
analysis
entire
database.
We
analysed
proteins,
peptides
spectra
housed
in
build
PeptideAtlas
database
to
identify
regions
that
are
not
yet
annotated
GENCODE
reference
gene
set.
find
support
hundreds
missing
alternative
protein
isoforms
unannotated
upstream
translations,
evidence
cross-contamination
other
species.
There
was
reliable
peptide
34
novel
open
reading
frames
(ORFs)
PeptideAtlas.
almost
half
belong
sets.
Most
remaining
ORFs
were
conserved
beyond
human,
however,
their
confirmation
restricted
cancer
cell
lines.
show
this
is
strong
aberrant
translation,
raising
important
questions
about
extent
translation
how
these
should
be
genomes.
Language: Английский