This invention discloses an
in vitro candidate
screening method based on the LAPTM5 / USP10 /
PTEN pathway. This method is based on the mechanism by which LAPTM5 weakens
PTEN stability by promoting lysosomal degradation of USP10, thereby activating the PI3K / AKT / mTOR pathway, inhibiting
autophagy, and promoting epithelial-mesenchymal transition. The
screening method includes: establishing
senescence-induced or LAPTM5-overexpressing
cell models; after candidate treatment, detecting multi-level indicators such as LAPTM5 / USP10 /
PTEN expression and modification, PI3K / AKT / mTOR
phosphorylation,
autophagy markers LC3 and p62, EMT markers,
cell morphology, and migration ability; and comprehensively evaluating and
ranking candidates based on their regulatory effects on each indicator. The screening
system integrates
data acquisition,
processing, analysis, evaluation, storage, and
visualization output modules to automate the screening process. This invention establishes a candidate screening platform based on a clear
molecular mechanism, a comprehensive indicator
system, and quantifiable evaluation, which can be used to screen candidates from compound libraries or natural products that have regulatory effects on the aforementioned signaling axis, and provides a technical basis for subsequent research.