E-cadherin can limit the transforming properties of activating b-catenin mutations

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  • David J Huels
  • Rachel A Ridgway
  • Sorina Radulescu
  • Marc Leushacke
  • Andrew D Campbell
  • Sujata Biswas
  • Simon Leedham
  • Stefano Serra
  • Runjan Chetty
  • Guenievre Moreaux
  • Lee Parry
  • James Matthews
  • Fei Song
  • Ann Hedley
  • Gabriela Kalna
  • Fatih Ceteci
  • Karen R Reed
  • Valerie S Meniel
  • Aoife Maguire
  • Brendan Doyle
  • Ola Söderberg
  • Nick Barker
  • Alastair Watson
  • Lionel Larue
  • Alan R Clarke
  • Owen J Sansom
چکیده

Wnt pathway deregulation is a common characteristic of many cancers. Only colorectal cancer predominantly harbours mutations in APC, whereas other cancer types (hepatocellular carcinoma, solid pseudopapillary tumours of the pancreas) have activating mutations in b-catenin (CTNNB1). We have compared the dynamics and the potency of b-catenin mutations in vivo. Within the murine small intestine (SI), an activating mutation of b-catenin took much longer to achieve Wnt deregulation and acquire a crypt-progenitor cell (CPC) phenotype than Apc or Gsk3 loss. Within the colon, a single activating mutation of b-catenin was unable to drive Wnt deregulation or induce the CPC phenotype. This ability of b-catenin mutation to differentially transform the SI versus the colon correlated with higher expression of E-cadherin and a higher number of E-cadherin:b-catenin complexes at the membrane. Reduction in E-cadherin synergised with an activating mutation of b-catenin resulting in a rapid CPC phenotype within the SI and colon. Thus, there is a threshold of b-catenin that is required to drive transformation, and E-cadherin can act as a buffer to sequester mutated b-catenin.

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تاریخ انتشار 2015