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Fig. 4 | Cancer Cell International

Fig. 4

From: Adenovirus-mediated anti-AEG-1 ScFv expression driven by stathmin promoter inhibits tumor growth in cervical cancer

Fig. 4

Anti-AEG-1 ScFv inhibited cell growth and induced cervical cancer cell apoptosis. a Cell viability detected by MTT assay. Blocking AEG-1 functions by anti-AEG-1 ScFv in HeLa and SiHa cells followed by a subsequent decrease in cell proliferation by 34.99% and 37.46%, respectively, at 72 h compared with the control cells (P < 0.05). b Colony formation assay. The number of colonies in the HeLa/Ad-sta-SFV and SiHa/Ad-sta-SFv cell groups (averaged colony number 265 and 239, respectively) was significantly reduced compared with uninfected HeLa or SiHa cells. The experiments were repeated thrice. **P < 0.05. c Caspase-3 activities detection. The results showed that the presence of cleaved caspase was markedly detected in Hela/Ad-sta-SFv and SiHa/Ad-sta-SFv compared with control groups, respectively, **P < 0.05, ***P < 0.01. d Western blot analysis for the indicated proteins. e Apoptosis was determined by by Flow Cytometry assay

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