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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Dec 10.
Published in final edited form as: Oncol Rep. 2011 Jul 1;26(4):995–1002. doi: 10.3892/or.2011.1372

Table V.

microRNAs found to significantly differentiate serous tumors from endometnoid tumors.

microRNA Fold changea p-value EA/BEb SA/BEb mRNA targetf
miR-218 5.9 0.001 −6.7d −1.4 ZEB2
miR-9 −9.8 0.011 9.3c −1.1 NEDD4
miR-423-5p −4.6 0.011 1.7 −2.7c
miR-542-3p 5.8 0.018 −2.5 2.3 BLCAP, PARP12, FIGF
miR-490-3p 11.6 0.024 1.8 20.4
miR-504 8.1 0.026 −131.6e −16.3d GPC4, OLFML2A
miR-338-3p 10.9 0.030 −1.9 5.9
miR-9* −13.6 0.030 −15.4c −2.3
miR-146a −8.9 0.031 43.1c 4.9 ERBB4, ABL2
miR-130a 5.9 0.032 −3.2d 1.8 IGF1, ZAK
let-7c 3.2 0.033 −7.7c −2.4
miR-375 −232.7 0.035 333.9c 1.4 PDK1
miR-675 80.2 0.037 −1.5 53.2 RB1
miR-570 27.6 0.041 −1.1 26.0 ABL2, XYLT1, IGF1R
miR-99a/100 4.8 0.041 −7.5 −1.6 PPP3CA, IGF1R
miR-518e 19.8 0.048 1.4 27.3c
miR-450a 5.4 0.050 −2.1 2.6
a

Fold change is presented as serous tumors compared to endometrioid tumors.

b

Fold changes for endometrioid adenocarcinoma (EA) compared to benign endometrium (BE) and for serous adenocarcinoma (SA) compared to benign endometrium (BE) for the same miRNAs.

c

p<0.05,

d

p<0.01,

e

p<0.001

f

Experimentally validated targets are shown in bold. TargetScan predicted targets were filtered in the same manner as those presented in Table IV.