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. 2021 Jan 3;13(1):127. doi: 10.3390/cancers13010127

Table 1.

MiRs involved in tumor–stroma metabolic crosstalk

miR Position TME Component Cancer Targets /Pathways Metabolic Pathway Ref
miR-424 Xq26.3 CAFs melanoma IDH3a oxidative phosporylation [73]
miR-122 18q21.31 CAFs breast PKM2 glycolysis [74]
miR-105 Xq28 CAFs breast MYC glutaminolysis/oxidative ohosphorylation [75]
miR-155 21q21.3 CAFs melanoma n/a oxidative phosporylation [76]
miR-210 11p15.5 CAFs melanoma n/a glycolysis [76]
miR-210 11p15.5 CAFs prostate n/a energy rich compounds [77]
miR-21 17q23.2 CAFs pancreatic n/a glycolysis [78]
miR-144 17q11.2 CAAs breast MAP3K/ERK1/2/PPARg glycolysis [79]
miR-126 9q34.3 CAAs breast AMPK glycolysis [79]
miR-378 5q32 CAAs gastrointestinal cancer n/a lipoylisis [80]
miR-30c 6q13 TAMs gastric cancer REDD1 glycolysis [81]
miR-365 16p13.12 TAMs pancreatic CDA pyrimidine metabolism (in cancer cells) [82]
miR-7a 9q21.32 TAMs melanoma insulin-Akt-mTOR oxidative phosporylation [83]
miR-145 5q32 TAMs colorectal cancer HDAC11 histon acetylation [84]
let-7 9q22.32 TILs mastocytoma MYC EOMES glycolysis [85]
miR-155 21q21.3 TILs melanoma INPP5D glycolysis [86]
miR-143 5q32 TILs esophagus GLUT1 glycolysis [87]
miR-101 1p31.3 9p21.1 TILs ovarian EZH2 epigenetic modifications [88]
miR-26a 3p22.2 TILs ovarian EZH2 epigenetic modifications [88]