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Effects of tumor ⁃ derived exosome miR ⁃ 106a on hepatoblastoma and immune microenvironment

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  • Guangzhou Women and Children′s Medical CenterGuangzhou 510006China

Online published: 2022-10-10

Abstract

Objective To investigate the role of hepatoblastomaHB⁃derived exosome miR⁃106a in cell communication and immune microenvironment. Methods Exosomes were isolated from HB cells by supercentrifu⁃ gation and phenotypes were observed by transmission electron microscope. The proliferation and migration of tumor cells were detected in vitro. Dual luciferase reporter assay was used to verify the 3′ ⁃UTR targeting relationship between miR⁃106a and phosphatase tension protein homologPTEN. The effects of miR⁃106a on immune microen⁃ vironment and tumor growth were verified by animal experiments and flow cytometry. Results The exosomes released by HB cells were rich in miR⁃106aP = 0.000 6),which enhanced the proliferationP = 0.006 4and migrationP = 0.000 3of HB cells. In additionthe exosome miR⁃106a directly bound to the 3′⁃UTR of PTEN to inhibit its expressionP = 0.000 5),activating the AKT signaling pathway and promoting the secretion of vascular growth factorVEGF)(P = 0.005 8. Animal experiments confirmed that miR⁃106acould recruit myeloid suppressor cellsMDSCsthrough VEGF to enter tumor microenvironmentP = 0.000 8and promote tumor growthP = 0.000 1Conclusion HB⁃derived exosomes promote the proliferation and migration of tumor cells up⁃regulate VEGF secretionrecruit MDSCs into tumor microenvironmentand promote tumor growth.

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REN Qiaoli, LI Yanchao. .

Effects of tumor ⁃ derived exosome miR ⁃ 106a on hepatoblastoma and immune microenvironment

[J]. The Journal of Practical Medicine, 2022 , 38(19) : 2400 -2406 . DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006⁃5725.2022.19.005

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