
癌症高表达蛋白Hec1与染色体不稳定性
Highly Expressed Protein in Cancer (Hec 1) and Chromosome Instability
ABSTRACT:Highly expressed in cancer (Hec1), locating at centromere during cell mitosis, plays an important role in the pathway of spindle checkpoint. Hec1-Nuf 2 complex is the structural basis for the recruitment of Mad 1/Mad 2 complex of spindle checkpoint. Hec1 can interact with the subunit of 26S proteasome and inhibit the degradation of cyclins. It was initially identified as a protein interacting with Rb by yeast two-hybridization assay. Rb interacts with Hec1 to regulate the binding ability of Smc1 with DNA and participates in the regulation of M phase. Hec1 mainly expresses at G2/M phase and functions through the phosphorylation by kinase Nek 2. Hec1 is over expressed in some cancer cell lines and amplified in tumor tissues. The dysfunction of Hec1 gene may cause severe impediment of chromosome separation and finally lead to chromosome instability, which is closely associated with the occurrence and development of tumors. Therefore, Hec1 may become a new target of tumor gene therapy.
癌症高表达蛋白 / 纺锤体检验点 / 染色体不稳定性 / 肿瘤 {{custom_keyword}} /
dicdly expressed protein in cancer / spindle cdeckpoint / cdromosome instability / tumor {{custom_keyword}} /
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