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(American Journal of Pathology. 1998;153:1435-1442.)
© 1998 American Society for Investigative Pathology


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Adenoviral Gene Transfer of ß3 Integrin Subunit Induces Conversion from Radial to Vertical Growth Phase in Primary Human Melanoma

Mei-Yu Hsu* , Daw-Tsun Shih* , Friedegund E. Meier* , Patricia Van Belle{dagger} , Ju-Yu Hsu* , David E. Elder{dagger} , Clayton A. Buck* and Meenhard Herlyn*

From the Wistar Institute* and the Department of Pathology,{dagger} University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Expression of the ß3 subunit of the {alpha}vß3 vitronectin receptor on melanoma cells is associated with tumor thickness and the ability to invade and metastasize. To address the role of {alpha}vß3 in the complex process of progression from the nontumorigenic radial to the tumorigenic vertical growth phase of primary melanoma, we examined the biological consequences of overexpressing {alpha}vß3 in early-stage melanoma cells using an adenoviral vector for gene transfer. Overexpression of functional {alpha}vß3 in radial growth phase primary melanoma cells 1) promotes both anchorage-dependent and -independent growth, 2) initiates invasive growth from the epidermis into the dermis in three-dimensional skin reconstructs, 3) prevents apoptosis of invading cells, and 4) increases tumor growth in vivo. Thus, {alpha}vß3 serves diverse biological functions during the progression from the nontumorigenic radial growth phase to the tumorigenic and invasive vertical growth phase primary melanoma.





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