This article has been retracted. Aging (Albany NY). 2022 Oct 31; 14:8581-8581 . https://doi.org/10.18632/aging.204366  PMID: 38232302
Research Paper Volume 12, Issue 20 pp 20523—20539

Exosomal long non-coding RNA UCA1 functions as growth inhibitor in esophageal cancer

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Effect of exosomal UCA1 on esophageal cancer cells. (A) Expression of UCA1 in EC18 and Kyse140 cells treated with exosomes derived from NEEC cells transfected with UCA1-expressing plasmids (UCA1-Exo) or negative control plasmids (Control- Exo). (B, C) Cell viability of EC18 and Kyse140 cells treated with exosomes derived from NEEC cells transfected with UCA1-expressing plasmids (UCA1-Exo) or negative control plasmids (Control- Exo). (D) Invasive ability of EC18 and Kyse140 cells treated with exosomes derived from NEEC cells transfected with UCA1-expressing plasmids (UCA1-Exo) or negative control plasmids (Control- Exo). Scale bar = 50 nm. (E) Migratory ability of EC18 and Kyse140 cells treated with exosomes derived from NEEC cells transfected with UCA1-expressing plasmids (UCA1-Exo) or negative control plasmids (Control- Exo). Scale bar = 50 nm. (F) Colony formation ability of EC18 and Kyse140 cells treated with exosomes derived from NEEC cells transfected with UCA1-expressing plasmids (UCA1-Exo) or negative control plasmids (Control- Exo). (*) denotes the difference between groups (P<0.05). Each experiment had a minimum of three replicates per treatment group.