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- Title
E26 transformation-specific transcription variant 5 in development and cancer: modification, regulation and function.
- Authors
Wei, Yi; Han, Shenqi; Wen, Jingyuan; Liao, Jingyu; Liang, Junnan; Yu, Jingjing; Chen, Xiaoping; Xiang, Shuai; Huang, Zhao; Zhang, Bixiang
- Abstract
E26 transformation-specific (ETS) transcription variant 5 (ETV5), also known as ETS-related molecule (ERM), exerts versatile functions in normal physiological processes, including branching morphogenesis, neural system development, fertility, embryonic development, immune regulation, and cell metabolism. In addition, ETV5 is repeatedly found to be overexpressed in multiple malignant tumors, where it is involved in cancer progression as an oncogenic transcription factor. Its roles in cancer metastasis, proliferation, oxidative stress response and drug resistance indicate that it is a potential prognostic biomarker, as well as a therapeutic target for cancer treatment. Post-translational modifications, gene fusion events, sophisticated cellular signaling crosstalk and non-coding RNAs contribute to the dysregulation and abnormal activities of ETV5. However, few studies to date systematically summarized the role and molecular mechanisms of ETV5 in benign diseases and in oncogenic progression. In this review, we specify the molecular structure and post-translational modifications of ETV5. In addition, its critical roles in benign and malignant diseases are summarized to draw a panorama for specialists and clinicians. The updated molecular mechanisms of ETV5 in cancer biology and tumor progression are delineated. Finally, we prospect the further direction of ETV5 research in oncology and its potential translational applications in the clinic.
- Subjects
CARCINOGENESIS; POST-translational modification; MOLECULAR structure; CELL metabolism; GENE fusion; EMBRYOLOGY
- Publication
Journal of Biomedical Science, 2023, Vol 30, Issue 1, p1
- ISSN
1021-7770
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1186/s12929-023-00909-3