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Table 2 Impact of miRNA-93 in carcinogenesis based on research in animal models

From: MiRNA-93: a novel signature in human disorders and drug resistance

Type of tumor

Types of miRNAs

Animal model

Methods of Manipulation and Cellular Grafting

Phenotypes linked to miRNA-93 dysregulation

Ref

NSCLC

miRNA-93

Nude mice

Injecting miR-93- or control-transfected H1993 cells subcutaneously

↑miRNA-93 (which targets DAB2): ↓tumor growth

[45]

Esophageal carcinoma

miRNA-93

Nude mice

Injections of transfected SKGT4 cells (circ-21–93 or circ-scr) under the skin

↑miRNA-93: ↓xenografted tumor growth

[92]

Hepatocellular carcinoma

miRNA-93-5p

BALB/c nude mice

Subcutaneous injection of lentiviral overexpression of miR-93-5p in SK-Hep-1 cells + lentiviral antagonist of miR-93-5p in MHCC-97H cells

↑miRNA-93-5p (directly targets MAP3K2): ↑ cell proliferation

[59]

Mammary tumor

miRNA-93

ACI rats

Injecting 3 mg of E2 pellets into MCF-10A and T47D cells infected with a lentiviral vector subcutaneously

↑miRNA-93(targets NRF2): ↑Clonability, development of mamospheres, and migratory characteristics of MCF-10A cells, and ↓ apoptosis

[90]

Epithelial ovarian carcinoma

miRNA-93-5p

BALB/c nude mice

Injections of miR-93-5P or mock-transfected OVCAR3 cells under the skin

↓miRNA-93-5p (directly targets RhoC): ↓ proliferation, ↑G1 or S arrest and apoptosis

[91]

Renal carcinoma

miRNA-93-3p

BALB/c nude mice

Transfected 786-O cells were injected subcutaneously with either a control lentivirus or an anti-miR-93-3p lentivirus

↑miRNA-93-3p (directly targets PEDF): ↑cell tumorigenesis and metastasis

[93]