A unique spectrum of spontaneous tumors in Dino knockout mice identifies tissue-specific requirements for tumor suppression Journal Article


Authors: Marney, C. B.; Anderson, E. S.; Baum, R.; Schmitt, A. M.
Article Title: A unique spectrum of spontaneous tumors in Dino knockout mice identifies tissue-specific requirements for tumor suppression
Abstract: Here, we report that Dino, a lncRNA required for p53 signaling, suppresses spontaneous tumorigenesis in mice. Dino(-/-) mice develop significantly more malignant tumors than Dino(+/+) littermate controls, consisting predominantly of sarcomas, B cell lymphomas and additional rare tumors. While the prevalence of lymphomas and sarcomas in Dino(-/-) mice is similar to that of mice with p53 loss, important distinctions emerged. p53-null mice predominantly develop T cell lymphomas; however, no spontaneous T cell lymphoma was observed in Dino(-/-) mice. Rather than being a phenocopy of the p53-null tumor spectrum, spontaneous tumors in Dino(-/-) mice resemble the spectrum of human cancers in which DINO is recurrently silenced by methylation in a manner that is mutually exclusive with TP53 alterations, suggesting that similar tissues in human and mouse require DINO for tumor suppression. Consistent with a tissue-specific role for Dino in tumor suppression, loss of Dino had no impact on the development of radiation-induced T cell lymphoma and oncogene-driven medulloblastoma, tumors that are accelerated by the loss of p53. Taken together, these data indicate that Dino serves as a potent tumor suppressor molecule specific to a select subset of tissues in mice and humans.
Keywords: mutation; apoptosis; tumorigenesis; lymphoma; tumor; p53; spectrum; tumor suppression; dna-damage; absence; network; puma; lncrna; dino; long non-coding rna; lncrna malat1
Journal Title: Cells
Volume: 11
Issue: 11
ISSN: 2073-4409
Publisher: MDPI  
Date Published: 2022-06-01
Language: English
ACCESSION: WOS:000808706800001
DOI: 10.3390/cells11111818
PROVIDER: wos
PMCID: PMC9180304
PUBMED: 35681513
Notes: Article -- 1818 -- Source: Wos
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  1. Adam Michael Schmitt
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  2. Christina Beate Marney
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  3. Rachel Baum
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