THE REGULATION EFFECT OF STAT5 SIGNALING PATHWAY ON THE CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION OF IRRADIATED KG-1 CELLS
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THE REGULATION EFFECT OF STAT5 SIGNALING PATHWAY ON THE CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION OF IRRADIATED KG-1 CELLS
Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation ProcessingVol. 18, Issue 4, Pages: 299-303(2000)
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1.军事医学科学院放射医学研究所一室 北京 100850
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GUO Dehuang, DONG Bo, LUO Qinglinang, et al. THE REGULATION EFFECT OF STAT5 SIGNALING PATHWAY ON THE CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION OF IRRADIATED KG-1 CELLS. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 18(4):299-303(2000)
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GUO Dehuang, DONG Bo, LUO Qinglinang, et al. THE REGULATION EFFECT OF STAT5 SIGNALING PATHWAY ON THE CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION OF IRRADIATED KG-1 CELLS. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 18(4):299-303(2000)DOI:
THE REGULATION EFFECT OF STAT5 SIGNALING PATHWAY ON THE CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION OF IRRADIATED KG-1 CELLS
This study investigated the role of the JAK/STAT signaling pathway regulating cell cycle progression in the irradiated KG-1 cells. By permanent transfecting the cells with DN-STAT5 cDNA to block the JAK/STAT signaling pathway and then transient transfecting with cyclin D,1, or cyclin B,1, cDNA, the effects of cyclin D,1, protein and cyclin B,1, protein on the cell cycle progression were examined. Results showed that after irradiation with 8Gy ,60,Co γ rays, the irradiated KG-1 cells transfected with only DN-STAT5 cDNA can not recover form the G,1, arrest, even though GM-CSF was added. Meanwhile, the cells transfected with both the DN-STAT5 cDNA and cyclin D,1, cDNA or cyclin B,1, cDNA can recover from the G,1, arrest or the G,2, arrest to a great extent. Thus, it was proved indirectly that the JAK/STAT signaling pathway activated by GM-CSF regulated the cell cycle progression through cyclin D,1, and cyclin B,1, protein.