Review Article

Annexin A2: Its Molecular Regulation and Cellular Expression in Cancer Development

Table 2

Summary of the effects of ANXA2 on cancer cells.

CancerDescriptionReference

Breast cancerThe siRNA targeting ANXA2 of MDA-MB-435s cells downregulates the levels of plasmin, S100A10, and c-Myc and thus retards breast cancer proliferation and invasion[55]
Colorectal carcinomaANXA2 downregulation is not due to proteasome activation and seems to be related to the butyrate-induced cell proliferation arrest[76]
Colorectal carcinomaANXA2 can mediate growth stimulatory effects of autocrine and exogenous gastrin and PG peptides on intestinal epithelial and colon cancer cells[77]
NSCLCKnockdown of ANXA2 upregulates p53 and causes cell cycle arrest so efficiently as to retard cell proliferation[86]
Pancreatic cancerIncreased expression of ANXA2 colocalizes with cells that express PCNA[69]
Prostate cancerAberrant accumulation of nuclear ANXA2 retards proliferation of LNCaP cells[99]
Prostate cancerANXA2 may facilitate the growth of prostate cancer in vitro and in vivo by the MAPK pathway[100]
Prostate cancerIntracellular ANXA2 contributes to secretion of IL-6 in prostate cancer, and this effect requires the C-terminus of ANXA2[24]