Table 1.
microRNA | Exercise findings | Proposed mechanisms of microRNA in cancer |
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miR-106-5p | Altered by a six-month weight-loss trial, including exercise (43) | * Associated with changes in body composition in patients with cancer (43). |
miR-122-5p | Not yet explored | * Associated with BMI in breast cancer patients (43). |
miR-124 | Upregulated in EVPs from adult women submitted to HIIT (16). | * Reduced proliferation, migration, and invasion of nasopharyngeal carcinoma cells via STAT3, p-STAT3, CCND2, and MMP-2 (17). * CDK4 and CDK6 are miR-124 targets (18). * Impact HER2 signaling in breast cancer patients (52). |
miR-142-5p | Reduced levels in rats submitted to daily moderate aerobic exercise (36). | * Increased in serum exosomes from patients with cervical squamous cell carcinoma (37). * miR-142-5p targets SOCS1, which can modulate cytokine signaling and can induce a remodeling of lymphatic vessel (37, 38). |
miR-150-5p | Upregulated in EVPs from adult women submitted to HIIT with normal weight and overweight (16) | * May repress IGF2BP2 and ZEB1, which are associated with chemoresistance, tumor recurrence, cell proliferation, invasion, and metastasis (29, 30, 32) |
miR-191-5p | Altered by a six-month weight-loss trial, including exercise (43). | * Associated with BMI changes in breast cancer patients (43). |
miR-21 | Increased after to low-intensity exercise (45) HIIT (16) | * Involved with bone regeneration and promoted bone marrow-derived stem cells osteogenesis via the PTEN/PI3K/A |
miR-215-5p | Baseline levels in circulating EVPs from trained elderly men were upregulated compared to sedentary men (14). | * miR-215 mimic was able to inhibit cell proliferation, migration, and invasion in human colon cancer; antitumor mechanisms of miR-215 were at least in part due to reducing the expression of Yin-Yang 1 (15). |
miR-27a-3p | Not yet explored | * Serum miR-27a-3p was negatively correlated with total fat and total mass (43). |
miR-29b | Increased in sedentary elderly individuals immediately after a physical activity session (14). | * Associated with na improvement of bone healing in a fracture model using rodents (46). |
miR-320a | Increased in circulating EVPs after aerobic exercise (16) | * Tumor suppressor in glioma by targeting aquaporin 4, a gene highly expressed in gliomas and involved with glioma progression (34). * Inhibits c-Myc, acting on both cellular proliferation and invasion processes (35). |
miR-342-5p | Increased after 1-year rowing training and in rats that swam twice daily for 4 weeks (54). | * Upregulation inhibits HER2 and is associated with better overall survival and increased time to recurrence in breast cancer patients (53). |
miR-34a/b | Increased in circulating EVPs from trained or sedentary elderly (14). | * Inhibit gastric cancer progression and development. * Have antitumor roles; inhibit cell proliferation and invasion; and suppressed tumor growth in vivo (26). * Acts as a tumor suppressor via downregulating NOX2 expression in human glioma cells (27). |
miR-486-5p | * Reduction in trained individuals immediately after a single bout of acute exercise, the sedentary group presented an increase in miR-486-5p levels (14). * Increased levels in exercised mice (23). |
* Decreased breast cancer cell proliferation and induced a G1 cell arrest, acting on the oncogene PIM-1. * Inhibited breast cancer xenograft tumor growth in nude mice (25). * Improved the recognition ability of tumor cells by cytotoxic T lymphocytes and natural Killer cells in breast patients, while reduced levels induced in trained individuals briefly after exercising can avoid perpetuation of activation of immune responses (39). * Regulates hematopoietic progenitor growth and erythroid differentiation (41) |