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. 2021 Aug 13;13(16):4088. doi: 10.3390/cancers13164088

Table 6.

Summary of p53-R175H gain-of-function of promoting tumor drug-resistance, inflammation, angiogenesis, and metabolic reprogramming.

Gain-of-Function Tumor Type Same Function
Mutations
R175H
Interacting Protein
Affected Downstream Molecule or Pathway Ref.
Chemoresistance Colorectal cancer R273H, R248W NF-Y, p300 Ephrin-B2/SRC/FAK/
MEKK/MEK/JNK/c-JUN/ABCG
[63]
Lung cancer R273H, D281G - NF-κB2 [59]
Lung cancer - - miR128-2/E2F5/p21/pro-caspase-3 [60]
Breast, colorectal, head and neck, and lung cancer R248W, R273H, R280K, R282W SMDA3 REGγ/proteasome
activation/p53, p21,
and p16 degradation
[61]
Breast and lung cancer G245A, D281G, R273H, R280K - SLC25A1 [62]
Angiogenesis Breast cancer R273H, R280K E2F1 ID4/IL8, GRO-α [64]
Inflammatory
response
Colorectal cancer R273H - NF-κB expression in
response to TNFα
[66]
Breast, colorectal,
and liver cancer
R273H, R280K MAFF sIL-1Ra/IL-1β [67]
Metabolic
reprogramming
Breast and lung cancer R248Q, R273H - RhoA, ROCK/GLUT1 translocation/Warburg effect [68]
Head and neck cancer P151S, G245C,
R282W
AMPK AMPK inactivation/Warburg effect [69]