Editorial
Copyright ©2011 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Feb 21, 2011; 17(7): 817-827
Published online Feb 21, 2011. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v17.i7.817
Table 2 miRNAs and their targets involved in human pancreatic cancer
miRNAFunctionTargetsRelated cellular eventsRef.
let-7SuppressRAS[71]Inhibit cell proliferation, KRAS expression, and mitogen-activated protein kinase activation[53]
let-7, miR-200SuppressReverse EMT[72]
Let-7aSuppressRASAttenuate KRAS expression and radiosensitize tumor cell[73]
miR-10aOncogenicHOXB1, 3Promote metastatic behavior[54]
miR-21OncogenicInduce cell proliferation, invasion, chemoresistance[56]
miR-21OncogenicPotentially associated with cell proliferation[74]
miR-200cSuppressPotentially associated with G0/G1 arrest and increased apoptotic rate
miR-21, miR-221OncogenicPTEN, RECK, CDKN1BArrest cell cycle, induce apoptosis, and sensitize the effects of gemcitabine with inhibition of miR-21 or -221[75]
miR-22SuppressSP1, ESR1Potentially inhibit tumorigenesis[76]
miR-34SuppressBCL2, NOTCH1/2Inhibit clonogenic cell growth and invasion, induce apoptosis and G1 and G2/M arrest in cell cycle, sensitize to chemotherapy and radiation, and potentially inhibit pancreatic cancer stem cells[77]
miR-107SuppressCDK6Induce in vitro cell growth downregulation[78]
miR-155OncogenicTP53INP1Inhibit apoptosis[79]
miR-194, miR-200b, miR-200c, miR-429OncogenicEP300Potentially promote metastatic behavior[80]
miR-224, miR-486OncogenicCD40Potentially associated with invasion and metastasis[81]