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. 2018 Mar;188(3):542–549. doi: 10.1016/j.ajpath.2017.11.003

Table 1.

Summary of miRNA Expression Profiling Studies in Preinvasive Breast Cancer

Sample type Analysis method Major findings miRNA expression
Reference
Normal-ADH Normal-DCIS DCIS-IBC
Microdissected epithelial cells: RM (n = 9), paired normal (n = 8) and DCIS (n = 8) RT-qPCR, TaqMan low-density array 99 miRNAs were differentially expressed between DCIS and normal mammary epithelial cells ↑miR-7
↑miR-18a
↑miR-21
↑miR-93
↑miR-99b
↑mir-181b
↑miR-182
↑miR-183
↑miR-191
↑miR-193b
↑miR-200b/c
↑miR-324-5p
↑miR-365
↑miR-425-5p
↑miR-449b
↓let-7c
↓miR-10b
↓miR-99a
↓mir-125b
↓miR-127
↓miR-130a
↓miR-145
↓miR-195
↓miR-204
↓miR-376a
↓miR-382
↓miR-410
↓miR-511
Hannafon et al5
Bulk extracted tissues: normal (n = 11), DCIS (n = 17), IBC (n = 151) Solexa (Cambridge, UK) next-generation sequencing (in house) Normal breast tissues may be distinguished from DCIS and IBC by increased miR-21 and decreased miR-98 and let-7 levels; most changes in miRNA expression already present in DCIS ↑miR-21
↑miR-142-3p
↑miR-142-5p
↓miR-22
↓miR-98 cluster (miR-125a,
miR-99a, let-7a)
↓miR-451
↓miR-144
↓miR-143*
↓miR-320
↓miR-378
↓miR-497
↑miR-142-3p ↓miR-125a
↓miR-451
↓miR-144
↓miR-145
↓miR-143
↓miR-378
Farazi et al24
Subset of samples from Farazi et al, 201124: normal (n = 6), DCIS (n = 8), IBC (n = 80) Reanalysis of Solexa next-generation sequencing-used only the most reliable results 66 miRNAs were deregulated in the normal-DCIS transition, whereas only nine were different between the DCIS-IBC transition; most changes in miRNA expression already present in DCIS ↑miR-21
↑miR-200c
↑miR-16
↑miR-142-5p/3p
↑miR-374a
↑miR-26b
↑miR-29b
↑miR-183
↑miR-96
↑miR-106b
↑miR-182
↑miR-361-5p
↓miR-320
↓miR-378
↓miR-127-3p
↓let-7b, c, d
↓miR-376a/c
↓miR-193a/b
↓miR-99a
↓miR-22
↓miR-423-5p
↓miR-145
↓miR-125b
↓miR-497
↑let-7d
↑miR-181a
↑miR-210
↑miR-221
↓miR-10b
↓miR-126
↓miR-143
↓miR-218
↓miR-335-5p
Volinia et al25
Laser capture–microdissected FFPE tissues: normal (n = 8), ADH (n = 4), DCIS (n = 6), IBC (n = 7) miRNA microarray ↑miR-21
↑miR-200b
↑miR-15b
↑miR-183
↑miR-30d
↓miR-1275
↓miR-638
↓miR-572
↓miR-671-5p
↑miR-556-3p ↓miR-557
↓miR-1207-5p
↓miR-874
Chen et al26
Bulk-extracted fresh-frozen tissues: normal (n = 186), DCIS (n = 18), IBC (n = 1338) miRNA microarray 70 miRNAs were deregulated from normal-to-DCIS tissues; no miRNAs were deregulated in DCIS-to-IBC transition; breast cancer subtype–specific miRNA expression patterns were observed ↑miR-21-5p
↑miR-96-5p
↑miR-106b-5p
↑miR-142-5p/3p
↑miR-155-5p
↑miR-183-5p
↑miR-200b/c-3p
↑miR-342-3p
↑miR-425-5p
↑miR-429-3p
↓let-7b/c-5p
↓miR-22-3p
↓miR-99a-5p
↓miR-100-5p
↓miR-125b-5p
↓miR-140-3p
↓miR-143-5p
↓miR-145-5p/3p
↓miR-193a-5p
↓miR-193b-3p
↓miR-378a-3p
↓miR-497-5p
↓miR-652-3p
↑miR-106b-5p
↑miR-142
↑miR-342-3p
↑miR-425-5p
↓let-7c-5p
↓miR-125b-5p
↓miR-140-3p
↓miR-145-5p/3p
↓miR-193a-5p
↓miR-378a-3p
Haakensen et al27

↑, Increased; ↓, decreased; ADH, atypical ductal hyperplasia; DCIS, ductal carcinoma in situ; FFPE, formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded; IBC, invasive breast cancer; RM, reduction mammoplasty; RT-qPCR, quantitative RT-PCR.

Fold change ≥1.5.

Top 12 differentially expressed miRNAs are listed.