Review Article

Role of MicroRNA-1 in Human Cancer and Its Therapeutic Potentials

Table 2

Oncogenes and oncogenic pathway targets of miR-1 in cancers.

Gene nameGenbank accession numberChromosome locationFunctionsReference number

MetNM_000245.27q31Proto-oncogenic receptor tyrosine kinase[42, 44, 68]
HDAC4NM_006037.32q37.3Histone deacetylase activity; represses transcription[14, 31, 39]
Pim-1NM_002648.36p21.2Proto-oncogene[33]
FOXP1NM_001244810.13p14.1Regulate gene transcription; tumor suppressor[33, 39]
TAGLN2NM_003564.11q21-q25Earliest marker of differentiated smooth muscle[50, 56, 64]
PNPNM_000270.314q13.1Purine metabolism[50, 58]
PTMANM_002823.42q37.1Enhance cell-mediated immunity[58]
CXCR4NM_001008540.12q21Chemokine receptor [65]
CCND2NM_001759.312p13Regulator of cyclin-dependent kinase[65, 71]
SRSF9NM_003769.212q24.31ā€‰[57]
FN1NM_212482.12q34Involved in cell adhesion, growth, and migration[61]
ETS1NM_001143820.111q23.3Proto-oncogene[40]
Endothelin 1NM_001955.46p24.1Involved in vascular disorders[41]
SlugNM_003068.48q11Transcriptional repressor and has antiapoptotic activity[38]
CXCL12NM_199168.310q11.1Chemotactic for lymphocytes[65]