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Circ_0027599/PHDLA1 suppresses gastric cancer progression by sponging miR-101-3p.1

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Fig. 1 PHLDA1 decreases gastric cancer cell survival and metastasis. a PHLDA1 protein levels in gastric cancer cell lines
Fig. 2 PHLDA1 is regulated by miR-101 in gastric cancer cells. a PHLDA1 was a predicted as a target gene of miR-101 by TargetScan
Fig. 3 Circ_0027599 acted as a sponge of miR-101 and up-regulates PHLDA1 expression in gastric cancer
Fig. 4 Circ_0027599 suppressed gastric cancer cell proliferation. a Circ_0027599 expression in MKN-28 and HGC-27 cells
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