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JADE1 adjacent regulatory RNA, also known as lncRNA-JADE, is a highly conserved long non-coding RNA (~1.7 kb) transcribed adjacent to the JADE1 gene[1][4]. It is induced by DNA damage via the ATM/NF-κB axis and activates transcription of the neighboring JADE1 gene by recruiting the transcriptional co-activators BRCA1 and p300[1][3][4]. Physiologically, lncRNA-JADE supports cell proliferation and limits apoptosis, and is upregulated in breast cancer tissue compared to normal. Its transcriptional regulatory actions help coordinate chromatin acetylation and facilitate DNA damage recovery processes, making it biologically significant in cancer progression and potentially relevant for targeted therapeutic strategies[1][3][4].
Not directly drug-targetable, but acts by recruiting p300 and BRCA1 to the JADE1 promoter to promote transcription, influencing chromatin state and gene expression in the context of DNA damage response
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