“…It was also shown that knockdown of GLO1 in the cancer cells increases methylglyoxal level and significantly reduced tumor-associated properties such as migration and proliferation [26]. Therefore, our results concerning strong down-regulation of GLO1 gene expressions in glioma cells upon inhibition of ERN1 as well as upon glutamine withdrawal completely agree with functional role of this protein in tumor cells and with suppression of ERN1 knockdown glioma cell proliferation [7,12,22,25,26]. Therefore, the changes in expression level of genes encoding ATF6, EIF2AK3/PERK, GLO1, BIRC5/survivin, RAB5C, HSPB8, and HSPA5/BiP/ GRP78 proteins possibly reflect metabolic reprogramming of glioma cells by glutamine deprivation as well as ERN1-mediated endoplasmic reticulum stress signaling and correlate with suppression of glioma cell proliferation upon inhibition of the ERN1 signaling enzyme.…”