Application of hsa-miR-487a in preparing medicine for treating hepatocellular carcinoma or for postoperative prevention of hepatocellular carcinoma
A technology of hsa-mir-487a and drugs, which can be applied in gene therapy, drug combinations, and pharmaceutical formulations, etc., can solve problems such as abnormal expression, abnormal changes, and apoptosis of miRNA, and achieve inhibition of proliferation and metastasis, and promotion of invasion and metastasis and proliferation, improve prognosis
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[0041] Example 3 Through the statistics of postoperative indicators of patients with liver cancer, it was found that patients with high expression of hsa-miR-487a in postoperative tissues had a poor prognosis, while those with low expression of hsa-miR-487a had better prognosis indicators . It fully demonstrates that hsa-miR-487a can reflect the prognosis and recovery effect of liver cancer patients, and whether there is the possibility of cancer cell metastasis or regeneration. The results obtained are listed in Figure 6 and Tables 1-7. Example 4 Various in vitro experiments were performed on hsa-miR-487a to further confirm its inhibitory effect on the proliferation and metastasis of liver cancer. The results are listed in Figure 7-11 middle. With the support of the above experimental results, hsa-miR-487a was tested in vivo. The experimental process and the obtained results are shown in Example 5. In Example 5, by binding hsa-miR-487a to vivo-Morpholino, the combined...
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[0060] Firstly, the miRCURYTM Array microarray kit V8.0 chip from Exiqon was used to analyze 30 cases of liver cancer tissues that had undergone hepatocellular carcinoma surgical resection in Xiangya Hospital to detect solitary large liver cancer (SLHCC), small liver cancer (SHCC) and nodules. miRNAs expression profile in cancer tissues and paracancerous tissues of NHCC. By comparing the miRNA expression profiles of different subtypes of liver cancer, we found a large number of miRNAs profiles that were differentially expressed between cancer and adjacent tumors, and between different subtypes of liver cancer and adjacent tumors. Among them, the expression of hsa-miR-487a in liver cancer tissues is higher than that in para-cancerous tissues, and its expression level is highly expressed in NHCC with high invasion and metastasis subtypes, while SLHCC and SHCC with weak metastatic ability, the results can be found in figure 1 . Screening by miRNA microar...
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[0062] Fresh liver cancer tissue and corresponding adjacent non-tumor liver tissue (Adjacent nontuinorous liver tissue, ANLT, 1.0 cm away from the tumor edge) were used for fluorescence real-time quantitative PCR detection of miRNA expression level. Among the 120 fresh HCC specimens, there were 40 small HCCs, 40 nodular HCCs and 40 solitary large HCCs. The defined solitary large liver cancer is characterized by a single mass with capsule formation, large volume (tumor diameter > 5.0 cm) but relatively less venous invasion, and a low recurrence and metastasis rate after surgical resection. Surgical effects and prognosis are good, with unique clinical and molecular pathological features and relatively good tumor biological behavior. A tumor with a diameter of S5.0 cm is considered a small liver cancer, and a tumor with a number of nodules ^2 is a nodular liver cancer[4]. Special attention should be paid to avoiding hemorrhagic and necrotic tissue when collecting specimens. Afte...
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