The invention relates to an application of an intervention SNRK-MTA1
signal channel axis in preparation of a non-
small cell lung cancer targeted therapy drug. The
nucleotide sequences of the mRNA of the SNRK
gene and the mRNA of the MTA1
gene are respectively as shown in SEQ ID NO.1-2. The invention innovatively provides a strategy for treating the non-
small cell lung cancer through double-target combined intervention. According to the strategy, SNRK
gene expression is improved through exogenous gene overexpression plasmids, and meanwhile MTA1
gene expression is silenced through the siRNA technology. In a non-
small cell lung cancer model, the strategy of combined application of the SNRK-OE
plasmid and siMTA1 can specifically up-regulate the SNRK
mRNA level and knock down the MTA1
mRNA level at the same time, and the combined strategy shows a better anti-tumor effect than single intervention, and can more effectively inhibit the growth and migration of
tumor cells. Based on the discovery, the SNRK-MTA1
signal pathway axis can be developed into a novel therapeutic target for non-small
cell lung cancer, and is used for designing a
drug combination scheme or a composite targeted
drug.