Review
Copyright ©2014 Baishideng Publishing Group Inc.
World J Methodol. Jun 26, 2014; 4(2): 59-72
Published online Jun 26, 2014. doi: 10.5662/wjm.v4.i2.59
Table 1 MicroRNAs in resistance
miRNAsTargetDrug/ TreatmentR/SRef.
miR-9, let-7gNFκB1RadiotherapyS[66]
miR-34bBCL2RadiotherapyS[67]
miR-214N/A; PTENRadiotherapy; gefitinibR[68,88]
miR-155FOXO3A; Apaf-1Radiotherapy; cisplatinR[69,78]
miR-210Stabilizes HIF-1A in normoxiaRadiotherapyR[70]
miR-181N/ACisplatinS[72]
miR-451N/ACisplatinS[73]
miR-98TP53CisplatinR[74]
miR-497BCL2Multiple drugsS[75]
miR-200bBCL2, XIAP; E2F3Cisplatin; docetaxelS[76,86]
miR-21PTEN, BCL2CisplatinR[79]
miR-135aAPCPaclitaxelR[82]
miR-100Plk1DocetaxelS[85]
miR-337-3pSTAT3, RAP1APaclitaxel andS[87]
docetaxel
miR-221, miR-222P27kip1TRAILR[91]
miR-130aMETTRAILS[92]
miR-212PEDTRAILS[93]
Table 2 MicroRNA in diagnosis and prognosis. Traditional methods of diagnosing and evaluating lung cancer and their corresponding potential microRNA biomarkers
Traditional ProceduresPossible microRNA biomarkers
Diagnosis
Detect abnormalitiesX-ray, CT scan21
Confirm malignancyBiopsy, sputum/fluid cytologylet-7, 29a, 34c, 205, 375
Prognosis
StagingCT scan, PET, MRI21, 125b, 155, 182/183
Mutational statusSequencing, PCR, microarray21, 155
Table 3 MicroRNAs with potential relevance to common types of lung cancer treatment
TreatmentPotential prognostic biomarkersPotential role in resistance
SurgeryLet-7, 21
Radiotherapy155, 210Let-7g, 9, 34, 155, 210, 214
Chemotherapy21, 125b21, 30b/c, 98, 100, 103, 130a, 135a, 155, 181, 200b, 203, 212, 214, 221/222, 337, 451, 453, 494, 630