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CHD1 is a 5q21 tumor suppressor required for ERG rearrangement in prostate cancer.

by: Lia Burkhardt, Sarah Fuchs, Antje Krohn, Martina Kluth, Frederik Bachmann, Hartwig Huland, Thomas Steuber, Markus Graefen, Thorsten Schlomm, Sarah Minner, Guido Sauter, Huseyin Sirma, Ronald Simon, Sawinee Masser, Malte Mader
Cancer research (14 March 2013), doi:10.1158/0008-5472.can-12-1342  Key: citeulike:12164607

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Deletions involving the chromosomal band 5q21 are among the most frequent alterations in prostate cancer. Using SNP arrays, we mapped a 1.3 megabase minimally deleted region including only the RGMB and CHD1 genes. Functional analyses demonstrated that CHD1 is an essential tumor suppressor. FISH analysis of 2,093 prostate cancers revealed a strong association between CHD1 deletion, PSA biochemical failure (p=0.0038) and absence of ERG fusion (p<0.0001). We found that inactivation of CHD1 in vitro prevents formation of ERG rearrangements due to impairment of AR-dependent transcription, a prerequisite for ERG translocation. CHD1 is required for efficient recruitment of AR to responsive promoters, and regulates expression of known AR-responsive tumor suppressor genes including NKX3-1, FOXO1 and PPARγ. Our study establishes CHD1 as the 5q21 tumor suppressor gene in prostate cancer and demonstrates a key role of this chromatin remodeling factor in prostate cancer biology.


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