Table 1 SMYD2 functions in cancer.
Functions | Description | References |
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Proliferation | SMYD2-mediated MNAT1 upregulation was suggested to activate the PI3K/AKT pathway in pancreatic cancer | |
SMYD2 knockdown suppresses proliferation via the positive regulation of c-Myc expression in prostate cancer | ||
SMYD2 regulates H3K36me2 levels on MEX3A in colorectal cancer | ||
SMYD2 regulates the ERBB2/FUT4 signaling pathway in colorectal cancer | ||
SMYD2 upregulates the MCAM gene and is involved in regulating cancer stem cell characteristics in breast cancer | ||
SMYD2 knockdown increases apoptotic cell death and reduces anchorage-independent transformation in leukemia | ||
SMYD2 overexpression regulates miR-125b expression in renal cancer | ||
SMYD2 increases RNA-binding activity via the monomethylation of K422 on HNRNPK in colorectal cancer | ||
SMYD2 binding to RIPK1 inhibits RIPK1 phosphorylation in colorectal cancer | ||
SMYD2 positively regulates DNMT1 in colorectal cancer | ||
SMYD2 regulates the expression of glucose metabolism-related genes by changing the methylation of p53 at K370 in cervical cancer | ||
Metastasis | Monomethylation of BCAR3 lysine K334 by SMYD2 regulates the actin cytoskeleton | |
SMYD2 directly controls SMAD3 expression in lung cancer | ||
SMYD2 regulates RPS7 expression in lung cancer | ||
Drug resistance | SMYD2 regulates AR protein stability through nonhistone methylation in prostate cancer | 57. |
SMYD2 inhibition increases cell apoptosis via regulation of the p53 pathway (p21, Bax, and GADD45) in lung cancer | ||
Oxaliplatin sensitivity is controlled via regulation of MDR1/P-glycoprotein by SMYD2 in colorectal cancer | ||
SMYD2 inhibitors and miRNAs | LLY-507 inhibits lung cancer tumor growth | |
LLY-507 increases the levels of Sub-G1 and cleaved PARP | ||
OC reduces SMYD2 expression | ||
Baicalein inhibits SMYD2 expression | ||
The long non-coding RNA DLEU1 binds to SMYD2 and translocates to the APOC1 gene promoter | ||
Negative correlation between miR-200b expression and SMYD2 expression |