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Fibroblast ER? promotes bladder cancer invasion via increasing the CCL1 and IL-6 signals in the tumor microenvironment.


ABSTRACT: Epidemiological studies indicate that women have a higher chance of developing muscle invasive bladder cancer (BCa) than men, suggesting that estrogen and estrogen receptors (ERs) may play critical roles in BCa progression. However, the ERs roles in the bladder tumor microenvironment and impacts on BCa progression remain largely unclear. Using IHC staining in human BCa samples, we found that higher ER? expression in the stromal compartment of BCa may be correlated with unfavorable clinical outcomes. Results from cell line studies revealed that co-culturing with fibroblasts could promote BCa T24, UMUC3 and 5637 cells invasion. Importantly, addition of ER? in fibroblasts further enhanced the BCa cell invasion and knock-down of ER? in fibroblasts could then partially reduce the fibroblasts-enhanced BCa invasion. Mechanism dissection suggested that ER? could function through modulating the CCL cytokines expression in fibroblasts to increase the BCa IL-6 expression. An interruption approach using IL-6 neutralizing antibody then reversed the fibroblast ER?-enhanced BCa cell invasion. Together, these data suggest that the higher expression of ER? in fibroblasts may be the result of modulating the CCL1 expression in fibroblasts and/or IL-6 production in BCa cells to enhance BCa cells invasion. Targeting these individual molecules in this newly identified ER?-stimulated CCL1 and IL-6 signal pathways may become an alternative therapy to better suppress the BCa cell invasion.

SUBMITTER: Yeh CR 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4449442 | biostudies-literature | 2015

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Fibroblast ERα promotes bladder cancer invasion via increasing the CCL1 and IL-6 signals in the tumor microenvironment.

Yeh Chiuan-Ren CR   Hsu Iawen I   Song Wenbin W   Chang Hongchiang H   Miyamoto Hiroshi H   Xiao Guang-Qian GQ   Li Lei L   Yeh Shuyuan S  

American journal of cancer research 20150215 3


Epidemiological studies indicate that women have a higher chance of developing muscle invasive bladder cancer (BCa) than men, suggesting that estrogen and estrogen receptors (ERs) may play critical roles in BCa progression. However, the ERs roles in the bladder tumor microenvironment and impacts on BCa progression remain largely unclear. Using IHC staining in human BCa samples, we found that higher ERα expression in the stromal compartment of BCa may be correlated with unfavorable clinical outco  ...[more]

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