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From: Down-regulation of the cancer/testis antigen 45 (CT45) is associated with altered tumor cell morphology, adhesion and migration

Figure 6

CT45 affects cell invasion and migration. (A-C) Cell migration and cell invasion capacities of scrRNA- or CT45 siRNA-treated HT1080 or L428 cells were analyzed in colorimetric or fluorometric transwell systems as described in the experimental procedures (A, D: HT1080 migration, B, E: HT1080 invasion, C: L428 migration). As a control, cell motility was inhibited with 2 μM Cytochalasin D. The data analysis revealed that cell migration of siRNA-treated HT1080 cells was down-regulated by 23%. Staining of cells collected from the lower chamber revealed that less siRNA-transfected and only very few cytochalasin D-treated cells had passed the membrane (D). The cell invasion assay of HT1080 (B, E) and the migration assay for L428 cells (C) revealed similar results. All experiments were performed at least three times.

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