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Abstract

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The cell cycle is composed of G1, S, G2 and M phase. The transitions between
different phases are regulated at checkpoint such as Start(restriction), S phase and
mitotic checkpoint. These checkpoints are regulated by specific cyclins and
Cdks(cyclin-dependent kinases). Especially, Start checkpoint in late G1 is though to be
very important in control of cell cycle.
In this study, it was shown various CDKN2(p16ink4A) alteration,
including deletions, mutations, down regulations, and performed differential expression of
p53, Cdk4, PCNA and pRb in stomach cancer tissues.
1. The frequency of CDKN2 mutations was not observed in the 19 primary stomach
cancer tissues. In contrast to the mutations of CDKN2, mRNA levels was showed by
Northern blot analysis that expression of CDKN2 was absent or decreased in 10 of the
19(53%) primary stomach adenocarcinoma. Western blot analysis was performed to
determine the differential expression of p53, Cdk4, PCNA related to Start checkpoint.
Overexpression of p53 was shown 38%, Cdk4 was expressed in all each specimens, and
expression of PCNA was not shown.
2. As the other method to determine the differential expression of p53, Cdk4, PCNA
and pRb, immunohistochemical analyses were performed on each 14 formalin-fixed and
paraffin embedded tumor tissues of stomach adenocarcinoma. p53 overexpression was
showed to clear nuclear staining only in tumor cells not in nonneoplastic cells. In
staining for cdk4, the tumor was considered to be cdk4 positive if there was nuclear
staining in tumor cells, regardless of cytoplasmic staining. PCNA staining for carcinoma
tissues showed more intense nuclear staining in tumor cells than in nonneoplastic cells.
pRb overexpression was show in tumor cells. Significant differences were observed in
the expression of the proteins among the cancers from different anatomic site.
Overexpression of adenocarcinomas had high rate of p53(57.1%) and pRb(71.4% ), and
low late of cdk4(7.1% ) and PCNA(14.3% ), As these results, deletion of CDKN2 gene
in human stomach cancer was not observed but mRNA expression was down regulated
in restriction checkpoint, G1 phase. Inactivation of the CDKN2 gene due to
hypermethylation may play an important role in development of cancer. And one of the
abnormalities in p53, Cdk4, PCNA or pRb function occurs very common in various
cancers, especially oral adenocarcinoma, osteosarcoma and squemous cell carcinoma,
suggest that components in restriction checkpoint also play an critical role in the
carcinogenesis and progression of cancers.

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