Morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability, growth, and migration by suppressing miR-135b and inducing its target CCNG2

Lung cancer is one of the most severe threats with the highest mortality rate to humans in the world. Recently, morin has been reported to have anti-tumor properties observed in several types of cancers. However, its mechanism is still unclear. We assessed the influences of morin on cell viability,...

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Autori principali: Dongjie Yao, Hujun Cui, Shufen Zhou, Ling Guo
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Pubblicazione: SAGE Publishing 2017-09-01
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Accesso online:https://doi.org/10.1177/1010428317712443
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Hujun Cui
Shufen Zhou
Ling Guo
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Ling Guo
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description Lung cancer is one of the most severe threats with the highest mortality rate to humans in the world. Recently, morin has been reported to have anti-tumor properties observed in several types of cancers. However, its mechanism is still unclear. We assessed the influences of morin on cell viability, colony formation, and migration ability of A549 and employed microRNA array to identify the microRNAs affected by morin. We found that morin-treated A549 cells showed statistically decreased cell viability, colony formation, and migration rate when comparing with the dimethyl sulfoxide–treated cells. Microarray results showed that with the treatment of morin, the expression level of miR-135b significantly reduced compared the control group, suggesting that morin may exert its anti-cancer property by suppressing the expression of miR-135b. In addition, we found a potential binding site of miR-135b within 3′ untranslated region of CCNG2-encoding cyclin homolog cyclin-G2. We evidenced that miR-135b directly targets CCNG2, which could be a potential biomarker of lung cancer prognosis. Morin exerts its anti-tumor function via downregulating the expression of miR-135b that directly targets and represses CCNG2.
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spelling doaj-art-64de4b1e6cc14ea884f2e68285dcedbb2025-08-02T09:41:01ZengSAGE PublishingTumor Biology1423-03802017-09-013910.1177/1010428317712443Morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability, growth, and migration by suppressing miR-135b and inducing its target CCNG2Dongjie Yao0Hujun Cui1Shufen Zhou2Ling Guo3Department of Quality Control, Affiliated Second Hospital, Mudanjiang Medical University, Mudanjiang, ChinaDepartment of Oncology, Affiliated Hongqi Hospital, Mudanjiang Medical University, Mudanjiang, ChinaDepartment of Gerontology, Affiliated Second Hospital, Mudanjiang Medical University, Mudanjiang, ChinaDepartment of Pathology, Affiliated Second Hospital, Mudanjiang Medical University, Mudanjiang, ChinaLung cancer is one of the most severe threats with the highest mortality rate to humans in the world. Recently, morin has been reported to have anti-tumor properties observed in several types of cancers. However, its mechanism is still unclear. We assessed the influences of morin on cell viability, colony formation, and migration ability of A549 and employed microRNA array to identify the microRNAs affected by morin. We found that morin-treated A549 cells showed statistically decreased cell viability, colony formation, and migration rate when comparing with the dimethyl sulfoxide–treated cells. Microarray results showed that with the treatment of morin, the expression level of miR-135b significantly reduced compared the control group, suggesting that morin may exert its anti-cancer property by suppressing the expression of miR-135b. In addition, we found a potential binding site of miR-135b within 3′ untranslated region of CCNG2-encoding cyclin homolog cyclin-G2. We evidenced that miR-135b directly targets CCNG2, which could be a potential biomarker of lung cancer prognosis. Morin exerts its anti-tumor function via downregulating the expression of miR-135b that directly targets and represses CCNG2.https://doi.org/10.1177/1010428317712443
spellingShingle Dongjie Yao
Hujun Cui
Shufen Zhou
Ling Guo
Morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability, growth, and migration by suppressing miR-135b and inducing its target CCNG2
Tumor Biology
title Morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability, growth, and migration by suppressing miR-135b and inducing its target CCNG2
title_full Morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability, growth, and migration by suppressing miR-135b and inducing its target CCNG2
title_fullStr Morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability, growth, and migration by suppressing miR-135b and inducing its target CCNG2
title_full_unstemmed Morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability, growth, and migration by suppressing miR-135b and inducing its target CCNG2
title_short Morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability, growth, and migration by suppressing miR-135b and inducing its target CCNG2
title_sort morin inhibited lung cancer cells viability growth and migration by suppressing mir 135b and inducing its target ccng2
url https://doi.org/10.1177/1010428317712443
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