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Original Article Expression and function of microRNA-188-5p in activated rheumatoid arthritis synovial fibroblasts

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Figure 1. Expression of microRNA-188-5p in RA cells and tissues and influence of interleukin-1β on mirRNA-188 expression in RA cells
Figure 2. MicroRNA-188-5p regulates migration in RASF. A: Migration of early passage (ep) activated sy-novial fibroblasts in rheumatoid arthritis (RASF) tran-siently transfected with a miR-188-5p-mimic (premiR-188-5p) in comparison to control cells analyze
Figure 3. MicroRNA-188-5p inhibits KIAA1199, CO-L1A1and COL12A1 in RASF. A: The 3’UTRs of KIAA1199, ITGA7 and GREM2 mRNAs have predicted binding sites for the miR-188-5p
Figure 4. KIAA1199 is a target of microRNA-188-5p in RA. A: Western blot analysis of Kiaa1199 protein expression in early passage (ep) activated synovial fibroblasts in rheumatoid arthritis (RASF) of two donors after transfection with miR-188-5p

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