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Circadian lncRNA ADIRF-AS1 binds PBAF and regulates renal clear cell tumorigenesis


ABSTRACT: We identified ADIRF-AS1 as a BMAL1-CLOCK regulated circadian lncRNA. Loss of ADIRF-AS1 in U2OS cells altered rhythmicity of clock-controlled genes and expression of genes associated with cell adhesion and the extracellular matrix (ECM) but did not affect neighboring genes in cis. Affinity based enrichment of U2OS ADIRF-AS1-interacting proteins identified all components of the tumor suppressive PBAF (PBRM1/BRG1) complex. Because PBRM1 is a tumor suppressor mutated in 40% of clear cell renal carcinoma (ccRCC) cases, we studied ccRCC 786O cells and also found PBRM1 bound to ADIRF-AS1. Reducing ADIRF-AS1 expression in 786O and A498 ccRCC cells decreased expression of PBAF-suppressed genes, consistent with ADIRF-AS1 acting to antagonize the function of PBAF. Loss of PBRM1, however, rescued PBAF responsive cell cycle genes in ADIRF-AS1 KO 786O ccRCC cells. Importantly, ADIRF-AS1 expression correlates with survival in human ccRCC, particularly in PBRM1 wild-type, but not mutant PBRM1 tumors. In this regard, loss of ADIRF-AS1 did not affect in vitro 786O cell growth, but strikingly eliminated in vivo tumorigenesis, which was partially rescued by concurrent loss of PBRM1. This rescue, however, requires Matrigel, suggesting a PBRM1-independent function of ADIRF-AS1 in regulating the ECM. Collectively, our findings suggest that ADIRF-AS1 functions partly to antagonize the tumor suppressive effect of the PBAF complex and behaves as an unforeseen BMAL1-regulated, oncogenic lncRNA.

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive HF

ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens (ncbitaxon:9606)

SUBMITTER: Chi Dang  

PROVIDER: MSV000090286 | MassIVE |

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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