Fig. 4
From: MiR-10b decreases sensitivity of glioblastoma cells to radiation by targeting AKT
MiR-10b increases the migration and invasion of glioblastoma cells. The invasion of A172 cells (a–c) and LN229 cells (f–h) transfected with the MiR-10b mimic or random sequence MiRNA mimic molecule after 5 Gy of radiation. The graph indicates the migration of A172 cells (d) and LN229 cells (i) transfected with the MiR-10b mimic or random sequence MiRNA mimic molecule after 5 Gy of radiation. The migration of negative control cells without radiation treatment was used as a quality control. The graph indicates the invasion of A172 cells (e) and LN229 cells (j) transfected with the MiR-10b mimic or random sequence MiRNA mimic molecule after 5 Gy of radiation. The invasion of negative control cells without radiation treatment was used as a quality control