NOTCH1 and MYC regulate leukemia cell growth.

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NOTCH1 and MYC regulate leukemia cell growth. NOTCH1 and MYC regulate leukemia cell growth. Activation of NOTCH1 signaling in T-ALL is typically triggered by activating mutations in the NOTCH1 gene and loss of function mutations in FBXW7. NOTCH1 directly activates MYC expression via NMe, a long-range NOTCH-dependent T-cell–specific enhancer duplicated in about 5% of T-ALLs. Chromosomal translocations involving MYC can also be found in 1% of T-ALLs, and FBXW7 mutations contribute to activating MYC expression by stabilizing the MYC protein. NOTCH1 and MYC regulate common transcriptional targets in a feed-forward loop circuitry that promotes leukemia cell growth, proliferation, and self-renewal. Marta Sanchez-Martin, and Adolfo Ferrando Blood 2017;129:1124-1133 ©2017 by American Society of Hematology