Fig. 4: Lic is essential for oncogenic cooperation induced tumor growth and invasion. | Cell Death & Disease

Fig. 4: Lic is essential for oncogenic cooperation induced tumor growth and invasion.

From: MKK3 modulates JNK-dependent cell migration and invasion

Fig. 4: Lic is essential for oncogenic cooperation induced tumor growth and invasion.

Dorsal views of the cephalic complexes (ad, jm) and VNCs (eh, nq) are shown. RasV12/lgl−/− induced tumor invasion into the VNC (e) was fully blocked by expression of Puc (f), and significantly suppressed by expressing a lic-RNAi (g) or in lic heterozygous mutants (h). A quantification of tumor invasion phenotype in eh was shown in (i). One-way ANOVA test was used to calculate statistical significance, mean + s.d., n.s., P > 0.05; ***P < 0.001, and more than 30 samples were counted for each group. Eye disc clones expressing Lic (j) or RasV12 (k) never invaded into VNC (n, o), while massive tumor growth and invasion to the VNC were observed by co-expression of RasV12 and Lic (l, p), or RasV12 and MKK3 (m, q). Scale bars, 200 μm in (ad, jm) and 100 μm in (eh, nq). A quantification of tumor invasion phenotype in nq was shown in (r). One-way ANOVA test was used to calculate statistical significance, mean + s.d., ***P < 0.001, and more than 40 samples was counted for each group

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