Figure 5
From: Role of Bruton’s tyrosine kinase (BTK) in growth and metastasis of INA6 myeloma cells

BTK knockdown in MM cells reduces their adhesion, impairs their migration and alters their expression of genes associated with adhesion, migration and growth. (a) Bioluminescence analysis of BTK-KD and CONT cells adhering to fibronectin-coated plates alone (left) or with MSCs (right), expressed as percent adherent cells from total cells. (b) Migration of BTK-KD and CONT cells toward SDF-1 (30 nM), expressed as percent changes compared with spontaneous migration without SDF-1. (c, d) Selected overexpressed (high) or underexpressed (low) genes in BTK-KD tumor cells recovered from SCID-rab mice (see Supplmentary Table S1 for the complete list of genes). Bolded gene symbols indicate their expression pattern was originally present in BTK-KD cells cultured in their standard in vitro condition (see Supplmentary Table S2 for the complete list of genes).