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Gastric cancer associated WDR5 and KAT2A binding lncRNA (GCAWKR) is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) highly upregulated in gastric cancer tissues[1][5]. GCAWKR promotes gastric tumorigenesis by serving as a molecular scaffold for two chromatin-modifying proteins, WDR5 and KAT2A, enhancing their co-localization at target gene promoters and increasing oncogenic histone modifications. Functionally, GCAWKR drives cell proliferation and invasion in multiple gastric cancer models and its expression correlates with poor clinical outcomes, including increased tumor size, metastasis, and advanced disease stage[1][7]. It represents a potential therapeutic biomarker and target for novel anti-cancer strategies focused on disrupting pro-tumorigenic chromatin complexes[1][5][7].
Not directly applicable as a drug target yet; mechanistically, it promotes carcinogenesis by scaffolding WDR5/KAT2A and facilitating active chromatin marks at oncogenic promoters
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