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- * RMG-1 cells were transfected with either an alpha1,2-FT expressing vector or an empty vector, leading to the identification of 88 differentially expressed genes.
- * The transfected cells showed significant changes in gene functions related to cell proliferation, signal transduction, and protein binding, indicating enhanced malignant behaviors.
Article Abstract
Background & Objective: The malignant biological behaviors are enhanced in human ovarian cancer cell line RMG-1 after transfection of alpha1,2-fucosyl transferase (alpha1,2-FT) gene. This study was to investigate the influence of alpha1,2-FT gene transfection on cancer-related gene expression profile of RMG-1 cells.
Methods: Gene expressing vector pcDNA3.1-HFT-H and empty vector pcDNA3.1 were transfected into RMG-1 cells to produce RMG-1-H and RMG-1-C cells separately. Gene expression profiles of these two cell lines were detected by gene chip assay. The acquired data were inquired on the GoMiner online database.
Results: After transfection, comparing with those in RMG-1-C cells, 88 differentially expressed genes were identified in RMG-1-H cells: 60 were up-regulated and 28 were down-regulated. These genes are involved in protein binding, nucleotide binding, cell proliferation, DNA-dependent regulation of transcription, signal transduction, protein amino acid phosphorylation, transcription, cell adhesion, and so on.
Conclusion: The transfection of alpha1,2-FT gene causes the changes of gene expression profile in ovarian cancer RMG-1 cells.
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