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Which STAT partners dominate cancer signaling networks?

Erdogan F, Radu TB, Orlova A, et al. · Journal of cellular and molecular medicine · 2022

Open access · cc by · source: Europe PMC

An IID-based interactome shows STAT3 as the busiest hub, STAT1 as a frequent antagonist, and points to cytoplasmic nodes for JAK/STAT-targeted therapy ideas.

Study at a glance

Design
Computational / modelling — IID 2018 literature-curated STAT PPI interactomes filtered by disease/tissue expression context and visualized with NAViGaTOR
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Network counts of STAT partners (e.g., STAT3 n=166 proteins) rather than a patient cohort N
Population
Curated human STAT protein–protein interactions across major cancer contexts
Outcome
Member-specific STAT interactomes and proposed targeting points in oncogenic JAK/STAT signaling

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Key findings

STAT3 had the largest diversity (166 partners) vs STAT1 (81); STAT3/5 emerge as pleiotropic oncogenes while STAT1 often counters STAT3; EGFR/ESR1 interplay and cytoplasmic hubs inform targeting hypotheses.

Methodology

Using IID 2018 PPIs (stringent multi-evidence + expression context), the authors built global and cancer-specific STAT interactomes and mapped them with NAViGaTOR, integrating literature on STAT-linked diseases.

Limitations

Not a clinical drug trial; missing edges may reflect study bias, and network centrality ≠ proven drug efficacy.

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