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Salidroside represses ovarian cancer progression by targeting FSP1-dependent ferroptosis.

Tingting Hua | Xinchun Wu | Weihui Liu | Zhiying Jia | Yan Ma | Li Li | Xiaoyan Zhu | Muzaipaer Muhetaer | Xuantong Wang | Mayire Tuerxun | Chunxia Zhang | Weizhen Wang | Abudushalamu Abulaite | Fucheng Ma
Journal of ovarian research | 2026

Emerging evidence suggests that ferroptosis resistance contributes to the ovarian cancer (OC) carcinogenesis. Here, the study identified a tumour promoting factor FSP1 and investigated the role of Salidroside in OC ferroptosis resistance. In vitro, Salidroside alleviated the ferroptosis resistance of OC cells, and promoted the ferroptosis features. In vivo, Salidroside could inhibit OC growth and stimulate the ferroptosis. Furthermore, Salidroside targeted the FSP1 to reduce FSP1 mRNA level, thereby assisted OC cells to ferroptosis. In public dataset, FSP1 expression was elevated in the OC single-cell transcriptome sequencing. In clinic, the FSP1 level was positively correlated to the O-RADS US grade. Taken together, these findings revealed an important role for Salidroside in OC ferroptosis resistance, which provided novel insight into ultrasonic diagnosis and traditional Chinese medicine in OC.

Pubmed ID: 41896913

Associated grants

  • Agency: Kashgar Region Science and Technology Plan Project Contract,
    Id: KS2024030

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