Table 1 Correlation of nm23-H1 mRNA level and metastatic potential in human cancers

From: NDPKA is not just a metastasis suppressor – be aware of its metastasis-promoting role in neuroblastoma

Cancer types

Patient #

aMethod

bCorrelation

References

Bladder cancer

22

NB, SH

None

57

Brain cancer

27

NB

None

58

Breast cancer

27–71

ISH, NB

Neg.

59, 60

 

153

NB, SH

None

61

Cervical cancer

98

NB

Neg.

62

Colorectal cancer

21–52

NB, PCR

Neg.

63, 64

 

18–61

NB

Pos.

65, 66

 

22–43

DIFF-PCR, RPA

None

67, 68

Gastric cancer

19–31

NB

Neg.

69, 70

 

23

NB

None

71

Head and neck cancer

20–78

ISH, RT-PCR, qPCR

Neg.

72, 73

Kidney cancer

16

NB, SH

Pos.

57

Leukemia

47

NB, RT-PCR

Pos.

74

Liver cancer

17–30

NB, RT-qPCR

Neg.

75, 76, 77

 

18

RT-qPCR

Pos.

78

Lung cancer

37

NB

Pos.

79

 

10

RT-PCR

None

80

Lymphoma

106

NB

Pos.

81

Melanoma

30–33

NB

Neg.

82, 83

Neuroblastoma

75

NB

Pos.

8

Ovarian cancer

48–106

NB, RT-PCR

Neg.

84, 85, 86, 87

 

45

NB

Pos.

88

Pancreatic cancer

81

ISH, NB

Neg.

89

Peripheral synovial sarcoma

31

RT-PCR+SH

Pos.

90

Prostate cancer

29

NB

Pos.

91

Thyroid cancer

54

RT-PCR

Neg.

92

 

39

NB

Pos.

93

  1. aDIFF-PCR, differential polymerase chain reaction; ISH, in-situ hybridization; NB, Northern blotting; PCR, polymerase chain reaction; qPCR, real-time quantitative PCR; RPA, ribonuclease protection assay; RT-PCR, reverse transcription PCR; RT-qPCR, reverse transcription qPCR; SH, slot blot hydridization.
  2. bPositive, negative, or no correlation is indicated as Pos., Neg. or None, respectively.