摘要
目的:研究原发性肝细胞癌(HCC)5 对染色体38 个位点等位基因杂合性丢失(LOH) ,LOH 与肝癌的临床病理改变和肝炎病毒感染的关系。方法:用PCR 微卫星多态性分析检测肝癌LOH。结果:发生高频率LOH 的位点有染色体1p 的D1S186(p31 , 48-1% ) 和D1S243(1p36-3 , 51-6 % ) ; 染色体9p24 的D9S54(61-8% ) 、9p21 的D9S1747(52-4% ) 和DD9S1752(51-8 % ) 位点;10 号染色体10q23 ~24 区D10S1223(53-3 % ) 和D10S1225(38-7 % )位点; 16 号染色体16q24 区的D16S413 位点LOH 频率最高(70-8 % ) ; 17 号染色体17p13 上TP53(53-8 % ) 和D17S520(56-8% ) 。各染色体LOH 与肝癌的临床病理改变无明显关系;HCV 和HBV 复合感染与p53 和p15INK4B基因的LOH 有关。结论: 肝癌的发生、发展与多染色体的LOH 有关, 在染色体1p31 , 1p36~p35 , 9p24 和9p21 ,10q22 ~24 ,16q24 和17p 可能存在多个与HCC 有关的TSG。
Objectives:Study of loss of heterozygosity (LOH) at 38 loci on five chromosomes in 38 cases of hepatocellular carcinoma,and the possible relations betwee the LOH and clinicopathologic changes and hepato viral infection of the HCC.Methods:PCR based microsatellite polymorphism analysis technique was used to detect LOH in HCC.Results:High frequency of LOH was detected on chromosome 1p36 concentrated at locus D1S243 (51 6%)and 1p31 at locus D1S186 (48 1%). On 9p24 at locus D9S54 (61 8%) and 9p21 concentrated at loci D9S1747 (52 4%) and D9S1752 (51 8%),on chromosome 10, only locus D10S1223 (53 3%)on 10q23~24 showed high frequency of LOH. All 5 loci detected on chromosome 16 showed high frequency of LOH more than 50%,with the highest frequency of LOH at locus D16S413 (70 8%) on 16q 24. On chromosome 17, high frequency of LOH concentrated on 17p13 at TP53 gene locus (53 8%)and locus D17S520 (56 8%). HBV and HCV coinfection in HCC is associated with LOH at TP53 locus and p15 gene locus.Conclusions:The results indicated that high frequency of LOH on multiple chromosome arms were involved in hepatocarcinogenesis,there may be more than one putative TSG harbored in these chromosome arms associated with HCC.Coinfection of HBV and HCV is closely associated with LOH at p53 and p15 gene loci.
出处
《癌症》
SCIE
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
1999年第5期520-523,共4页
Chinese Journal of Cancer
基金
香港政府科学研究基金!资助
基金号:CU95661/UPG
关键词
肝细胞癌
杂合性丢失
染色体
抑制基因
Hepatocellular carcinoma
Loss of heterozygosity
Tumor suppressor gene
Chromosome