Review Article

An Introspective Update on the Influence of miRNAs in Breast Carcinoma and Neuroblastoma Chemoresistance

Table 2

miRNAs found to be associated with breast cancer and their respective target genes.

miRNADysregulated expressionTarget genesReferences

miR-10aUpregulatedHox genes[152, 153]
miR-21UpregulatedPTEN, PDCD4[154, 155]
miR-29aUpregulatedPTEN[155, 156]
miR-125bUpregulatedE2F3[155, 157]
miR-203UpregulatedSOC3[158]
miR-210UpregulatedEfna3[159]
miR-222UpregulatedPTEN[155, 157]
miR-30cDownregulatedTWF I[160]
miR-31DownregulatedPKC epsilon[161]
miR-34aDownregulatedNOTCHI[162]
miR-93DownregulatedTGFβR2[101, 155]
miR-128DownregulatedBMII, ABCC5[163]
miR-137DownregulatedPgp indirectly[164]
miR-205DownregulatedHMGB3[119, 155]
miR-200a and 200bDownregulatedZEB 1/2[155, 165]
miR-200cDownregulatedZEB I, CDH I, PTEN[155, 166, 167]
miR-298DownregulatedMDR (P-gp)[168]
miR-487aDownregulatedABCG2 (BRCP)[169]

PDCD4: programmed cell death 4, E2F3: E2F transcription factor 3, SOC3: suppressor of cytokine signalling 3, Efna3: ephrin A3, TWF I: twinfilin actin-binding protein I, PKC: protein kinase C, TGFβR2: transforming growth factor-β receptor II, ABCC5: ATP-binding cassette, Subfamily C Member 5, HMGB3: high mobility group box 3, ZEB: zinc finger E-box, CDH: cadherin, and ABCG2: ATP-binding cassette, Subfamily G Member 2.