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MicroRNA‐101 protects bladder of BOO from hypoxia‐induced fibrosis by attenuating TGF‐β‐smad2/3 signaling

Bladder outlet obstruction is a common disease, which always evokes urinary bladder wall remodeling significantly. It has been suggested that bladder outlet obstruction can make the bladder progression from inflammation… Click to show full abstract

Bladder outlet obstruction is a common disease, which always evokes urinary bladder wall remodeling significantly. It has been suggested that bladder outlet obstruction can make the bladder progression from inflammation to fibrosis, and hypoxia may play a vital role. It has been found the expression of microRNA‐101 varied in bladder after BOO. But what role microRNA‐101 and hypoxia play in bladder is not well known. This study is to investigate the mechanism of microRNA‐101 and hypoxia in fibrosis of bladder after BOO. We found the expression of microRNA‐101 and hif‐1α increased in bladder after BOO. Hypoxia could promote the expression of extracellular matrix subtypes and microRNA‐101 in BSMCs. When microRNA‐101b was translated into BSMCs, the smad2/3 signaling pathway was found to repress. Dual luciferase reporter detected that microRNA‐101b attenuated the TGF‐β signaling pathway by inhibiting the expression of TGFβR1. Then, we conclude microRNA‐101b is induced by hypoxia and represses fibrosis of BSMCs by inhibiting the expression of TGFβR1 through TGF‐β signaling pathway, and it may be an anti‐fibrotic miRNA for therapy. © 2018 IUBMB Life, 71(1):235–243, 2019

Keywords: fibrosis; microrna 101; bladder; bladder boo; hypoxia

Journal Title: IUBMB Life
Year Published: 2019

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