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CircEPSTI1 Promotes Tumor Progression and Cisplatin Resistance Via Upregulating MSH2 in Cervical Cancer

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Specialty Geriatrics
Date 2022 Jul 2
PMID 35779530
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Abstract

CircRNAs (circRNAs) are a kind of non-coding RNAs which are extensively distributed in tissues. Previous investigations reported that circRNAs harbor indispensable roles in modulating the progress of multiple cancers. Nevertheless, the function along with the molecular mechanism of most circRNAs in cervical cancer progression was still not clear. Herein, we illustrated that circEPSTI1 is a remarkably upregulated circRNA, which we validated in tissues with cervical cancer along with cell lines. The biological role of circEPSTI1 in the advancement of cervical cancer was probed via loss-of function assessments. Silencing circEPSTI1 could diminish the proliferative capacity of the cervical cancer cells to spread. In cervical cancer cells, silencing circEPSTI1 dramatically elevated drug responsivity to cisplatin. Mechanically, RNA immuno-precipitation experiments and dual luciferase enzyme reporter experiments were conducted to reveal the molecular mechanism of circEPSTI1 in cervical cancer. In conclusion, this research premise identified the biological function of circEPSTI1-miR-370-3p-MSH2 axis in cervical cancer progression. Our result is significant for slowing the progress of and overcoming drug resistance of cervical cancer.

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