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Fig. 6 | World Journal of Surgical Oncology

Fig. 6

From: Lipid raft-mediated miR-3908 inhibition of migration of breast cancer cell line MCF-7 by regulating the interactions between AdipoR1 and Flotillin-1

Fig. 6

The inhibitors of miR-3908 induced the mobility of AdipoR1 into lipid rafts. In the last few years, many researches have indicated that functional receptors assemble at the platforms provided by lipid rafts. In metastasis and progression of breast cancer (BC), AdipoR1 plays an important role, and may be a potential alternative therapeutic goal for patients with BC. The migration of AdipoR1 into lipid rafts plays an important role in the anti-invasion process. To explore the anti-invasion functions of miR-3908 inhibitors, the role of these inhibitors on the mobility of AdipoR1 into lipid rafts was determined. Our results demonstrated that miR-3908 inhibitors reduced the migration of AdipoR1 into fractions of the lipid raft. The phenomenon could be enhanced by miR-3908, but reversed by inhibitors of miR-3908 as well as by Flotillin-1

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