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is classified as a class I carcinogenic factor and its persistent colonization in the stomach induces gastric cancer. Cancerous Inhibitor of PP2A (CIP2A) is a newly identified oncoprotein overexpressed in gastric cancer. Serving as a key oncoprotein, CIP2A also participates in regulation of senescence and proliferation of gastric cells. The combination of aberrant CIP2A expression inducing unlimited cell proliferation, and infection eliciting aberrant expression of some key proteins, results in the onset of gastric tumorigenesis. However, the relationship between infection and CIP2A expression still remains undefined. The aim of our study was to verify the effect of infection on CIP2A expression levels and identify signalling molecules and corresponding pathways influencing CIP2A expression. Following plasmid-mediated expression of CagA in human gastric cell lines, the cells were infected with and CIP2A expression levels were examined by immunoblotting. Signal inhibitors were used to verify which signal pathways were involved. We also performed CIP2A depletion and infection after depletion in AGS cells. infection-induced CIP2A expression was dependent on gene expression and CagA phosphorylation. Bacterial oncoprotein CagA upregulated CIP2A expression and this upregulation effect was dependent on Src and Ras/mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase/extracellular signal-regulated kinase pathways. infection-induced Myc stabilization was partially attenuated by CIP2A depletion. The results of our study provide further information for understanding the mechanism of carcinogenesis.

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