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![<t>DKC1</t> expression is upregulated in UCEC tumors (A) The flow chart of the study (B) The levels of DKC1 mRNA [log2 (TPM+1)] were evaluated and compared between 545 tumors and 35 non-tumorous endometrial tissues in the TCGA UCEC cohort (C) The DKC1 protein levels (Z-value) were evaluated and compared between 100 tumors and 31 non-tumorous endometrial tissues in the CPTCA UCEC cohort (D) The significantly positive correlation between mRNA and protein levels of DKC1 (Z-value) based on (B) and (C) results (E–G) The upregulation of DKC1 expression in UCEC tumors from the Qilu cohort, as determined using immunohistochemistry (IHC). The representative IHC images in (E) showed stronger DKC1 staining in tumors than in adjacent normal glands. Magnifications: ×40 (F) Comparison of IHC scores between tumors and adjacent normal glands in 12 paired samples (G) Comparison of IHC scores in all 30 tumors with 12 normal gland-containing samples.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_7311/pmc12127311/pmc12127311__fcell-13-1592135-g001.jpg)
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1) Product Images from "Comprehensive analyses of telomerase component DKC1 and its association with clinical, molecular and immune landscapes in uterine corpus endometrial carcinoma"
Article Title: Comprehensive analyses of telomerase component DKC1 and its association with clinical, molecular and immune landscapes in uterine corpus endometrial carcinoma
Journal: Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology
doi: 10.3389/fcell.2025.1592135
Figure Legend Snippet: DKC1 expression is upregulated in UCEC tumors (A) The flow chart of the study (B) The levels of DKC1 mRNA [log2 (TPM+1)] were evaluated and compared between 545 tumors and 35 non-tumorous endometrial tissues in the TCGA UCEC cohort (C) The DKC1 protein levels (Z-value) were evaluated and compared between 100 tumors and 31 non-tumorous endometrial tissues in the CPTCA UCEC cohort (D) The significantly positive correlation between mRNA and protein levels of DKC1 (Z-value) based on (B) and (C) results (E–G) The upregulation of DKC1 expression in UCEC tumors from the Qilu cohort, as determined using immunohistochemistry (IHC). The representative IHC images in (E) showed stronger DKC1 staining in tumors than in adjacent normal glands. Magnifications: ×40 (F) Comparison of IHC scores between tumors and adjacent normal glands in 12 paired samples (G) Comparison of IHC scores in all 30 tumors with 12 normal gland-containing samples.
Techniques Used: Expressing, Immunohistochemistry, Staining, Comparison
Figure Legend Snippet: The positive correlation between higher DKC1 expression and TERC, telomerase activity and aggressive UCEC tumors (A–F) RNA levels were assessed using log2 (TPM+1). The TCGA cohort of UCEC was analyzed (A) Upregulation of TERC expression in UCEC tumors (B) The positive correlation between DKC1 and TERC expression (C, D) The positive correlation between DKC1 and telomerase activity. Telomerase activity levels were calculated using the telomerase score (Ref. 14) and EXTEND (Ref. 41) algorithms, respectively (E) Significantly higher DKC1 expression in serous and mixed types of UCECs (F) The association between higher DKC1 expression and higher risk of recurrence (G) The association between higher DKC1 expression and higher frequency of metastasis. The GSE120490 UCEC cohort with 145 UCEC patients (100 without and 45 with metastasis) were analyzed (H) Significantly higher DKC1 expression (microarray data) in late-stage UCEC tumors from the GSE23518 cohort (with 10 early and 10 late-stage UCECs).
Techniques Used: Expressing, Activity Assay, Microarray
Figure Legend Snippet: Higher DKC1 expression predicts UCEC patient survival independently. Patients in the TCGA UCEC cohort were categorized into low and high groups based DKC1 mRNA levels in their tumors (median value as the cutoff) (A, B) Association between DKC1 expression and overall and progression-free survival (OS and PFS) (C, D) Univariate and multivariate COX regression analyses of DKC1 effect on patient OS (C) Univariate and (D) Multivariate (E, F) Univariate and multivariate COX regression analyses of DKC1 effect on patient PFS (E) Univariate and (F) Multivariate (G–I) Nomogram for prediction of UCEC PFS. A total of 349 patients were analyzed by including DKC1 (high vs. low), stage (I/II vs. III/IV) and age (<60 vs. ≥60) (H) The accuracy of the nomogram to predict PFS (Prediction curve vs. observed scenario) (I) The ROC prediction of PFS. ROC showed AUC values 0.67, 0.73 and 0.71 at 1, 3 and 5 years PFS, respectively. RNA levels were calculated using log2 (TPM+1).
Techniques Used: Expressing
Figure Legend Snippet: DKC1 expression is regulated by genomic alterations and female sex hormones but not by telomere length in UCEC tumors and cells. The TCGA cohort of UCEC tumors and UCEC-derived cells were analyzed (A) Differences in DKC1 expression in UCEC tumors carrying different copy numbers (B) Differences in DKC1 copy numbers between endometrial and serous/mixed types of UCEC tumors (C) The mutational landscape of the DKC1 gene in UCEC tumors (D) Up- and downregulation of DKC1 (Top panel) and MYC (Bottom panel) mRNA expression in UCEC-derived Ishikawa cells treated by 17 β-estradiol (left) and 1 nM MPA (right), respectively. *** and ****: P < 0.001 and 0.0001, respectively. Three independent experiments were performed (E) Correlation between DKC1 and estrogen receptor 1 (ESR1) (left) or PGR (right) expression (F) No correlation between DKC1 expression and the ratios of telomere length of UCEC tumors and corresponding patient blood cells. Telomere length of UCEC tumors and corresponding patient blood cells were obtained from reference Barthel FP, et al.
Techniques Used: Expressing, Derivative Assay
Figure Legend Snippet: Molecular features and pathway enrichments in DKC1-high UCEC tumors. A total of 545 tumors in the TCGA UCEC cohort were analyzed. Robustly increased Ki67 expression (A) , cell cycle score (B) , Stemness score (C) and EMT score (D) in DKC1-high tumors (E) The identification of enriched E2F and MYC targets as the hallmarks in DKC1-high tumors by GSEA analysis (F) The enriched cell cycle and DNA replication pathways in DKC1-high tumors by KEGG analysis.
Techniques Used: Expressing
Figure Legend Snippet: DKC1 expression is associated with UCEC molecular subtypes and genomic aberrations. A total of 545 tumors in the TCGA UCEC cohort were analyzed (A) The association between DKC1 mRNA expression and molecular subtypes of UCECs (B–F) Comparisons of genomic alterations between DKC1-low and high tumors: Aneuploidy scores (B) , mitochondrial DNA (MTDNA) copies (C) , HRD (D) , MSI (E) and TMB (F) (G) Different frequencies of genomic alterations in important UCEC driver genes between DKC1-low and high tumors.
Techniques Used: Expressing
Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of defective anti-tumor immunity and immunoexclusion microenvironments in DKC1-high tumors. A total of 544 tumors in the TCGA UCEC cohort were analyzed (A) Differences in immune, stromal and estimate scores between DKC1-high and low tumors, as determined using ESTIMATE analysis (B) TIDE analyses for comparison between DKC1-high and low tumors (C) CD274, CTLA4 and VTCN1 expression in DKC1-high and low tumors (D) Cancer immune cycle analyses of DKC1-high and low tumors. *, ** and ***: P < 0.05, 0.01 and 0.001, respectively (E) Differences in MHC scores between DKC1-high and low tumors (F) Prediction of DKC1-high and low tumors to immune checkpoint inhibitor sensitivity. Higher DKC1 expression is associated with lower sensitivity to immune checkpoint inhibitors.
Techniques Used: Comparison, Expressing