Study on the mechanism of kinesin family proteins 2C in chemotherapy resistance of ovarian cancer / 中华老年医学杂志

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Objective:To investigate the role of kinesin family proteins(KIF)2C in chemoresistance of epithelial ovarian cancer and its potential molecular mechanism.Methods:The differential expression of KIF2C in cisplatin-sensitive cell line A2780 and cisplatin-resistant cell line A2780DDP was detected.Different concentrations and time of cisplatin were added to A2780 cell line to detect the differential expression of KIF2C.The ovarian cancer cell line KIF2C-OV with stable overexpression of KIF2C was constructed by lentivirus infection of A2780DDP cell line.The same concentration of cisplatin was added to KIF2C-OV and its control group(Ctrl-OV)cell lines.The effect of KIF2C overexpression on the proliferation of drug-resistant cell line A2780DDP was detected by Cell Counting Kit-8(CCK-8). Finally, the molecular mechanism of KIF2C resistance in ovarian cancer cell lines was preliminarily explored.Results:KIF2C was significantly down-regulated in A2780DDP cells.After cisplatin was added to A2780 cell line, the expression of KIF2C decreased with the increase of cisplatin concentration and action time.The ovarian cancer cell line KIF2C-OV with stable overexpression of KIF2C was constructed by lentivirus infection of A2780DDP cell line.After adding cisplatin, the proliferation ability of KIF2C-OV cell line was significantly lower than that of Ctrl-OV cell line.The expression of p-Erk was increased in A2780DDP cell line.The expression of p-Erk in A2780 cell line was increased with the increase of cisplatin concentration and time.After overexpression of KIF2C in A2780DDP ovarian cancer cell line, the expression level of p-Erk decreased.Conclusions:KIF2C may be a potential target gene of chemotherapy resistance in ovarian cancer, which may play its role through MAPK/ERK pathway.