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. 2020 May 13;12:3401–3407. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S238830

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LUADT1 and miR-34a were not significantly associated and they did not regulate the expression of each other. Correlations between expression levels of LUADT1 and miR-34a across OSCC tissues (A) and non-tumor tissues (B) were analyzed by Pearson’s correlation coefficient. SCC090 cells were transfected with LUADT1 expression vector or miR-34a mimic. Overexpression of LUADT1 and miR-34a was confirmed at 48h post-transfection by qPCR (C). The effects of overexpressing LUADT1 and miR-34a as well as silencing of LUADT1 on the expression of each other were also analyzed by qPCR (D). Experiments were performed in triplicate manner and mean values were presented and compared. *p < 0.05.