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. 2012 Nov 28;2:173. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2012.00173

Table 2.

Summary of studies which have shown increased SKP2 expression in the presence of MYCN and/or MYCN amplification in neuroblastoma.

Study Tumors Cell Lines Methods Evidence
Sugihara et al. (2006) SHEP-MYCN1 WB E
Bell et al. (2007a) IMR32, SKNBE2C, Tet21N2 MYCN siRNA, microarray3, qRT-PCR Si, E
Westermann et al. (2007) 49/117/141/19
Microarray/qRT-PCR/IHC tissue array/WB Microarray, qRT-PCR, WB, IHC T
Chen et al. (2010) Tet21N Microarray E
Muth et al. (2010) 251 Microarray SHEP, SHSY5Y, SKNSH, SKNBE2C, IMR32, IMR5-75, Kelly, Tet21N, IMR5-75-shMYCN4 Microarray, SKP2 promoter assay, MYCN shRNA, qRT-PCR, WB T, R, Sh, E

1SHEP cells transfected with retroviral control vector or vector containing MYCN; 2GIMEN, NB69, LAN-6, NBL-S, PER-108, SMSKCNR, NBLW, CHLA-136, and NGP were analyzed for SKP2 protein expression using WB, however no correlation between SKP2 protein expression and MYCN protein expression or MYCN amplification was observed; 3Microarray analysis performed on IMR32 and SKNBE2C cells treated with scrambled or MYCN siRNA for 16 and 48 h; 4IMR5-75 cells with inducible stably transfected short hairpin RNAs against MYCN.

WB, Western blotting; IHC, immunohistochemistry; R, reporter gene assays; Si, differential expression following MYCN siRNA; Sh, differential expression following MYCN shRNA; E, differential expression/correlation in ectopic MYCN expression systems; T, correlation in tumors with MYCN amplification.