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. 2011 Oct 5;31(40):14346–14360. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.3299-11.2011

Table 1.

Effect of inhibitors on plasmin-dependent C6 glioma cell-directed migration

Condition % of control (Lam/P/t or Col/P/t)
Uncoated 1.0
Collagen I 1.0
Col/P/t 100.0
Col/P/t + anti-annA1 104.3
Col/P/t + anti-annA2 41.5
Lam 1.0
Lam/P/t 100.0
Lam/P/t + anti-annA1 134.7
Lam/P/t + anti-annA2 45.9
Lam/P/t + Leup, 150 μm 10.1
Lam/P/t + α2-PL, 500 nm 8.2
Lam/P/t + EACA, 10 mm 46.0
Lam/P/t + anti-tPA, 100 nm 42.0
Lam/P/t + Amil, 200 μm 70.0
Lam/P/t + Amil + anti-tPA 12.9
Lam/P/t + o-Phen, 200 μg/ml 90.0
Lam/P/t + TIMP1, 2 μg/ml 112.3
Lam/P/t + TIMP2, 2 μg/ml 108.6

C6 glioma cells were plated on laminin- or collagen I-coated porous filter inserts and incubated, as described, with or without plasminogen and tPA, and with or without monoclonal anti-annexin A2, anti-annexin A1 IgG (50 μg/ml), or other inhibitors. n = 3–4. Col, Collagen; P, plasminogen; t, tPA; Lam, laminin; Leup, leupeptin; α2-PL, α2 anti-plasmin; EACA, ϵ-aminocaproic acid; Amil, amiloride; o-Phen, o-phenanthroline.