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Homo sapiens (human) long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2820 URS00000F129B_9606

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LINC02820: LINC02820, a long non-coding RNA, may have a significant role in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC) [PMC9935391]. In a study, markers for invadopodia were examined, including Cortactin, N-WASP, and phosphorylated N-WASP (p-N-WASP), and it was found that the protein levels of Cortactin and p-N-WASP decreased when LINC02820 was silenced in K180 and K410 cells [PMC9935391]. Additionally, a correlation analysis in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCA) demonstrated that LINC02820 expression was positively correlated with SF3B3 expression [PMC9935391]. Furthermore, SF3B3 expression was found to be positively correlated with p65(RELA) expression [PMC9935391]. These findings suggest that LINC02820 may be involved in the regulation of invadopodia markers and may have an impact on the expression of SF3B3 and p65(RELA) in ESCA [PMC9935391]. Further research is needed to fully understand the mechanisms by which LINC02820 influences ESCC progression.

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AGACUGCUGUGCUAGCAAUCAGCGAGACUCCGUGGGCGUAGGACCCUCCGAGCCAGGCAUCAGCUAUCAAAACUUAUGGGAAAUGGAAUUGAAGACAACUACUUCUAGAAUUGGUGCAUGGAAGCUUCUCAUAGGUGAUUAGCCACACUCUUCUUCUGUCAACCUGGUGCAGAAAAGCUUGAAGACCUUGGAAAUCACAUAUUGAUGAUGGAGGAGAUACAAGAAUGAAGGACCCUGGGUUCCUGAAUCAACACUCUAAGAAGAGACUCCUUGAAAUCAAGAGCACUCAUUUUGACAUUGCAAACGGAAAAAUUCACUUCUAUCAGGUUUGAACCAAUAUAUAGUUUAGGGUUUUUAAAAAAUAACUGUUAGCAUGACUUUAACUAAUACACAUGCCAUACAGGAUCAGACCUCUGUGACUUUGCUUUUACAGUCUGCUCUGUCUGGAGGGGAGUUUCAUCUUUGCCAUCCUUAAUGAUAUAGCAUAGACGCUAUGUCCUCCAGAAACUUCCUUGGCAC

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