Figure 3
From: miR-639 promotes the proliferation and invasion of breast cancer cell in vitro
miR-639 promotes cell invasion and migration. (A and B) Representative pictures of cells migrated through the filter, stained with crystal violet, and taken at the same magnification and absolute quantifications as cells that had invaded through the transwell. (C and D) Wound-healing assay showing that gain of miR-639 promotes cell migration and loss of miR-639 supresses cell migration.