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Both canonical and noncanonical Wnt signalling may be required for detoxification following ETP class mycotoxin exposure.
Toxicology Letters 2017 April 6
Fungal infections (mycotoxicoses) are a growing global threat for both health and food production, and the available tools for effective detection, monitoring and treatment remain limited. Mycotoxins of the so-called ETP class can cause disease in humans (notably immunocompromised clinical patients) and otherwise healthy ruminant production animals. Understanding the molecular responses caused by ETP toxicity responses will inform diagnostics and guide possible interventions. Here we provide empirical evidence that exposure of hepatic cells to the ETP mycotoxin Sporidesmin A may trigger both canonical and noncanonical Wnt signalling, mediated through miRNA regulation, and regulate the particular expression of CYP2C family members. These data suggest cellular adaptation to mycotoxin exposure is an epigenetically dependent process leading to the co-ordination of multiple Wnt pathways to drive appropriate downstream detoxification mechanisms.
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