ReviewMolecular and cellular endocrinology2021
The regulation of RNA metabolism in hormone signaling and breast cancer.
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Abstract
As the most frequent women's cancer, breast cancer causes the second most cancer-related death in women worldwide. Majority of the breast cancers are hormone receptor-positive and commonly treated by hormone therapy. Thus, the expression levels of hormone receptors signaling pathways are pivotal in the development and therapy of breast cancer. The expression of hormone receptors signaling pathways is not only regulated at the transcription level but also at the post-transcription level by both proteins and RNAs. In addition to that, the function of hormone receptors can also be regulated by RNAs. In this review, we summarize the roles of RNAs in hormone receptor-positive breast cancer. We introduce how mRNA stability and protein function of genes in hormone receptors signaling pathways are regulated by RNA-binding proteins, miRNAs, and lncRNAs. We believe these proteins and RNAs can be potential therapeutic targets of breast cancer.
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