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Supplementary information Dual targeting of ANGPT1 and TGFBR2 genes by mir-204 controls angiogenesis in breast cancer Ali Flores-Pérez, Laurence A. Marchat, Sergio Rodríguez-Cuevas, Verónica Bautista-Piña, Alfredo Hidalgo-Miranda, Elena Aréchaga Ocampo, Mónica Sierra Martínez, Carlos Palma-Flores, Miguel A. Fonseca-Sánchez, Horacio Astudillo-de la Vega, Erika Ruiz-García, Juan Antonio González-Barrios, Carlos Pérez- Plasencia, María L. Streber, César López-Camarillo

mirna expression (TCGA RNA_seq level 3) Supplementary figure 1. Validation of expression of 33 out 54 mirnas detected by TLDAs (discovery cohort) using TCGA data sets (validation cohort) in 776 tumor and normal adjacent matched tissues. In bold are denoted 4 mirnas with discordant expression between the discovery and validation cohort. 2000000 1800000 1600000 1400000 1200000 1000000 800000 600000 400000 200000 N=776 matched tumor/normal 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 0 N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T N T

Supplementary figure 2. Restoration of mir-204 expression in MDA-MB -231 breast cancer cell line MDA-MB-231 /premir-204 MDA-MB-231 scramble

Fold Change Supplementary figure 3. Validation of DNA microarrays analysis using RT-qPCR for ten selected genes. 10 8 6 Microarray data RT-qPCR PRKA1 TCERG1L CHRNA4 4 EGR3 2 0-2 -4 ESR1 CCND1-6 -8 IPO5 EGFR2-10 RPS6 TIMP2

Supplementary table 1. MicroRNAs regulated in the complete set of breast tumors (9/9). Fold change (log2rq) values are indicated for individual micrornas in breast cancer patients (T). Up-regulated Number of samples found Breast cancer patient (T) T 15 T 30 T 75 T 76 T 78 T 85 T 88 T 105 T 191 hsa-let-7g* 9/9 1.23 11.38 5.39 5.08 5.65 3.79 10.40 4.15 5.70 hsa-mir-148b* 9/9 1.14 1.53 0.40 2.67 2.98 1.02 2.33 1.18 3.59 hsa-mir-454* 9/9 1.49 2.85 2.26 1.00 1.40 1.02 1.00 1.79 1.94 hsa-mir-592 9/9 2.92 5.18 2.71 5.26 5.36 2.54 5.00 3.28 3.79 Downregulated Number of samples found Breast cancer patient (T) T 15 T 30 T 75 T 76 T 78 T 85 T 88 T 105 T 191 hsa-let-7c 9/9-3.65-2.21-3.30-2.29-2.38-6.17-1.20-1.89-0.84 hsa-mir-100 9/9-3.41-2.72-2.16-1.01-1.36-4.29-1.07-1.21-1.26 hsa-mir-10b* 9/9-1.75-1.01-1.65-0.64-0.55-3.61-0.81-3.03-1.86 hsa-mir-10b 9/9-2.83-1.65-2.53-1.24-1.05-4.84-1.35-0.80-1.58 hsa-mir-132 9/9-2.80-1.21-1.48-4.10-5.32-3.96-2.13-0.22-1.86 hsa-mir-139-3p 9/9-6.48-2.43-3.25-8.90-8.83-6.63-9.38-3.33-11.29 hsa-mir-1 9/9-2.44-0.79-1.79-4.90-3.20-5.76-3.23-1.35-1.66 hsa-mir-195 9/9-3.19-1.00-3.00-1.46-1.47-4.37-0.97-1.48-0.88 hsa-mir-204 9/9-6.73-4.67-2.87-6.84-7.51-9.04-5.85-6.47-6.42 hsa-mir-218 9/9-3.08-2.08-2.19-1.63-1.64-4.86-1.21-0.77-2.34 hsa-mir-26b* 9/9-2.13-0.40-1.48-2.34-2.16-2.92-0.14-2.29-0.07 hsa-mir-376a 9/9-2.05-2.18-2.36-1.13-1.27-5.16-1.35-1.15-3.04 hsa-mir-376c 9/9-1.60-2.33-2.36-1.88-2.08-5.64-2.40-1.20-3.62 hsa-mir-424* 9/9-5.16-3.19-0.74-0.12-0.18-2.88-1.91-4.21-2.68 hsa-mir-432 9/9-1.34-0.76-1.15-1.34-0.40-3.98 0.35-2.60-0.91 hsa-mir-433 9/9-2.49-2.25-0.98-3.32-2.03-5.41-1.34-1.08-3.47 hsa-mir-489 9/9-2.42-2.04-3.78-4.13-4.26-5.67-2.91-3.34-4.22 hsa-mir-656 9/9-1.51-0.46-2.26-2.01-2.96-2.28 0.32-2.59-0.24 hsa-mir-944 9/9-0.99-1.80-2.55-0.94-1.25-3.69-1.30-1.66-2.52

Cellular pathway KEGG Total genes -ln (p-value) MAPK signaling pathway 114 22.63 Focal adhesion 90 19.83 Wnt signaling pathway 75 22.37 Axon guidance 71 28.93 Ubiquitin mediated proteolysis 63 15.39 Colorectal cancer 54 27.37 Prostate cancer 52 21.86 Adherens junction 48 27.51 TGF-beta signaling pathway 48 15.61 ErbB signaling pathway 47 15.38 Supplementary table 2. Cellular pathways potentially affected by micrornas deregulated in breast tumors

Gene Sequence (5' - 3') Product length (bp) Nucleotide position GAPDH IPO5 RPS6 TIMP2 EGFR2 ESR1 CCND1 PRKAA1 EGR3 ESR1 TCERG1L CHRNA4 ANGPT1 TGFBR2 CREB5 FW- CCCCACCACACTGAATCTCC RV- GTACATGACAAGGTGCGGCT FW- AGGAGAAATGCACGAGGCAA RV- TTAAGGCCCTTCACGCAGAG FW- TGTTACTCCACGTGTCCTGC RV- AAGTCTGCGTCTCTTCGCAA FW- AGCTTTGCTTTATCCGGGCT RV- ATGCTTAGCTGGCGTCACAT FW- GGTGGCATTTAGGGGTGACT RV- CAAGGGAACAGGAAATATGTCG FW- ACTCAACAGCGTGTCTCCG RV- CACATTTTCCCTGGTTCCTGTAG FW- GCTGTAGTGGGGTTCTAGGC RV- GGCACGCTACGCTACTGTAA FW- AGTGTCGCTTTTTGAATAGTTTG RV- AGCAGTCTAGGCCAACAAGC FW- GGTGACCATGAGCAGTTTGC RV- TAGGTCACGGTCTTGTTGCC FW- CGCTGCGTCGCCTCTAA RV- TCCAGCTCGTTCCCTTGGAT FW- TACAGGTTTCCAAGGGTGGC RV- TGCAAACTCCGGGCATACAA FW- AATGTCACCTCCATCCGCATC RV- GTCAGCATTGTTGTAGAGGG FW- CGTGAATCTGGAGCCGTTTG RV- AGTAGTTTGAAGCACAGCAAGC FW- TGTCAGAGGATACTGTGGCTTG RV- TGAGTACAGCTGAAGTGTTCCAT TCTTCAAAGACTGGCTTTCATTTT AAAGCACCAAAGCGTTTCCC 90 1266-1355 173 3134-3306 166 579-744 175 1868-2042 173 1365-1537 173 529-701 160 1626-1785 243 661-903 225 388-612 182 124-305 162 2405-2528 72 550-598 141 3 UTR 200-341 162 3 UTR 2250-2412 125 3 UTR 150-275 Supplementary table 4. Primers used to validate DNA microarrays data.

Supplementary table 5. Cell proliferation and migration genes modulated by mir-204 Expression Biological Process Number of genes Gene Symbol Downregulated Proliferation 38 E2F1, EXO1, TXNIP, CLSPN, DBF4B, PDS5A, PDPN, TIPIN, SKP2, CDK4, TACC1, TACC2, CDT1, PSMA2, TUBB, EREG, NPM1, TGFBR2*, SMAD4* CHTF18, MAPRE2*, FANCA, DSCC1, CDK4, ID2, NPM1, FOXC1, ASNS, ID3, GPR3, CREB5*,EXTL3, AKT1S1, ARHGAP5*, SPTBN1, NEFL, CDH4,RAB22A* Migration/Invasion 24 CAP2, MARK1, LLGL1, HOOK3, TACC2, EPB41L2, CORO2B, TUBB, ANK3, NPM1, CAP1, NEFL, LCP1, TUBA8, KIF21A, TACC2,FMOD, EID2, ID1, TGFBR2*, SMAD4*, FOXC1*, FRAS1*, LRP8* Upregulated Proliferation 32 btg1, GJA1, BDKRB2, TRIB1, GPNMB, ptch1, Wisp2, Dbp, BTG4, Hyal1, Nppc, mmp7, il6r, irs2, Spn, KCTD11, ESR2, egln3, TNFRSF14, APC, nupr1, ADRA1A, RARRES1, Hyal1, LAMA5, Ang, Kiss1r, Ifitm1, Hyal1, Scgb3a1,LAMA5,GPNMB Migration/Invasion 29 TMEM8B, RET, fn1, GPNMB, ITGA1, RHOB, ITGA7, CNTN2, Cntn4, Wisp2, ROR2, Itgax, PCDHB9, PCDHB10, PCDHB11, CD72, PCDHB5, Wisp2, Nedd9, sspn, CDH1, fn1, APC, RHOB, Selplg, LAMA5, GPNMB, LAMA5, CCR1 *Genes with mir-204 binding sites

Primer name Sequence 5-3 Nucleotide position in target gene ANGPT1.1-S GATCCGGATTTCAGAAGCCTAATTCCTTCAAGAGAGGAATTAGGCT 2533-2554 TCTGAAATCCTTTTTT GGAAA ANGPT1.1-AS AGCTTTTCCAAAAAAGGATTTCAGAAGCCTAATTCCTCTCTTGAAG 2533-2554 GAATTAGGCTTCTGAAATCCG ANGPT1.2-S GATCCGCCATAATGAACTGTAGTACATTCAAGAGA 2617-2638 TGTACTACAGTTCATTATGGCTTTTTTGGAAA ANGPT1.2-AS AGCTTTTCCAAAAAAGCCATAATGAACTGTAGTACATCTCTTGAATG 2617-2638 TACTACAGTTCATTATGGCG TGF R2 1.1-S GATCC GGAGGAGAAGATTCCTGAAGA TTCAAGAGA 2041-2062 TCTTCAGGAATCTTCTCCTCC TTTT TT GGAAA TGF R2 1.1-AS AGCTTTTCCAAAAAAGGAGGAGAAGATTCCTGAAGATCTCTTGAAT 2041-2062 CTTCAGGAATCTTCTCCTCCG TGF R2 1.2-S GATCCGGTGTTAAGATTTGAAGTTGGTTCAAGAGACCAACTTCAAA 3566-3587 TCTTAACACCTTTTTTGGAAA TGF R2 1.2-AS AGCTTTTCCAAAAAAGGTGTTAAGATTTGAAGTTGGTCTCTTGAAC CAACTTCAAATCTTAACACCG 3566-3587 Supplementary table 6. Primers used to silencing ANGPT1 and TGF R2 gene expression