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Title:	IL-1b mediates anti-progression activities in renal cell carcinoma by inducing MCP-1
Other Titles:	PIL-1beta mediates anti-progression activities in renal cell carcinoma by inducing MCP-1
Authors:	Lee, CH;Sun, CY;Lu, SC;Li, CH;Yang, JR;Hsieh, WY
Contributors:	National Institute of Cancer Research
Abstract:	Aim/Background: Inflammation has a pivotal role in the carcinogenesis ofrenal cell carcinoma (RCC). Interleukin-1beta (IL-1b) is a major mediator ofinflammatory responses, thus its roles in RCC attract attention. A pro-metastasis role ofIL-1ß has been proposed by a previous in vitro study. We aimed to assess the connection between IL-1ß and clinical consequences ofRCC patients. Methods: Blood samples, tumor and the adjacent non-tumor tissues were collected from 26 RCC patients with pathological information. Intratumoral expressions ofpro-IL-1b and IL-1ß, or MCP-1 were examined by western blotting or immunohistochemical staining. Levels ofIL-1ß and MCP-1 in serum or culture media ofRCC cells were analyzed by ELISA and cytometric beads array. In vitro malignancies ofRCC cells were examined by soft-agar clonogenicity and Matrigel-coated trans-well invasiveness. Results: Neither intratumoral expression nor serum level ofIL-1ß was associated with RCC progression in our patient cohort, implying that IL-1ß may elicit multiple activities in RCC. Here, we showed that IL-1ß treatment inhibits in vitro cancerous properties of RCC cell lines. IL-1ß induced the secretion ofMCP-1 by RCC cells. Exogenous MCP-1 negatively regulated the proliferation and BrdU incorporation ofRCC cells. Blockage of IL-1ß or MCP-1 activities with neutralizing antibodies significantly increased the invasiveness ofIL-1ß-highly secreting RCC cells. Furthermore, neutralizing antibodies against MCP-1 attenuated the invasion inhibitory effect ofexogenous IL-1ß. Immunohistochemical staining showed that aggressive RCC expressed downregulated intratumoral MCP-1 whereas the tumors with MCP-1 overexpression were less malignant. A public array database showed that lower MCP-1 expression (n¼152) is associated with more aggressive tumor stages (T⭌III, M1, N1) compared to those with earlier stages (n¼132, P¼0.015). Conclusions: IL-1ß-induced intratumoral MCP-1 expression is a novel mechanism by which IL-1ß exerts anti-tumor activities in RCC. Our data add another layer of complexity to IL-1ß effect on cancer and suggest more clinical applicability ofMCP-1 than IL-1ß in RCC.
Date:	2016-11
Relation:	Annals of Oncology. 2016 Nov;27(Suppl. 8):Meeting Abstract 35P.
Link to:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/annonc/mdw525.35
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Cited Times(WOS):	https://www.webofscience.com/wos/woscc/full-record/WOS:000392830300036
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