Discovery of a new candidate drug to overcome cabazitaxel-resistant gene signature in castration-resistant prostate cancer by in silico screening
Prostate Cancer & Prostatic Diseases Oct 05, 2021
Hongo H, Kosaka T, Suzuki Y, et al. - Pimozide, which targets AURKB and KIF20A, looks to be a viable medication for overcoming cabazitaxel (CBZ) resistance in castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC).
Pimozide was found as a promising prospective medication for CBZ-resistant CRPC.
On DU145CR cells, pimozide demonstrated a substantial antitumor impact.
Furthermore, the combination of pimozide and CBZ showed a synergistic effect on DU145CR cells in vitro and in vivo.
AURKB and KIF20A were identified as potential pimozide targets in CBZ-resistant CRPC using microarray analysis.
When compared with a non-CBZ-resistant cell line, DU145CR had considerably higher AURKB and KIF20A expression.
In DU145CR xenograft tumors, inhibiting AURKB and KIF20A had an antitumor impact.
Higher AURKB and KIF20A expression was associated with a worse prognosis in the TGCA prostate cancer cohort.
AURKB and KIF20A expression were greater in CBZ-resistant prostate cancer tissues at the institution.
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