MiR-29a Inhibits Glioma Tumorigenesis through a Negative Feedback Loop of TRAF4/Akt Signaling

<div><b>Expression of miR-29a in noncancerous brain tissues and glioma samples. (a)</b> MiR-29a was decreased in glioma samples, compared with noncancerous brain tissues.<b> (b)</b> MiR-29a was decreased in glioma samples with high tumor grade (Grade I+II versus Grade III+IV).</div>

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Figure 1: MiR-29a Inhibits Glioma Tumorigenesis through a Negative Feedback Loop of TRAF4/Akt Signaling 