Metastasis-associated protein 2 (MTA2) promotes the metastasis of non-small-cell lung cancer through the inhibition of the cell adhesion molecule Ep-CAM and E-cadherin
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...E-cadherin is essential for the epithelial cell behavior and evidence have shown that loss of its function is associated with the proliferation of a number of cancers, including lung [191], pancreatic [192], oral [193], liver [194], gastric [195], prostate [196] and ovarian [197]....
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...MTA2 is a member of the metastasis-associated gene family that has been reported to be closely associated with tumor progression [25]....
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...Among the candidates, MTA2, a potent oncogene that is frequently upregulated in human cancers [25, 26], was predicted to be a miR-1236-3p target by all three of the algorithms and was selected for further experimental verification....
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