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Fig. 7. TGF
3 signaling promotes post-EMT cell migration of MEE cells. (A) Scratch wound assays demonstrated lack of cell migration in unfused or fused MEE cells. Addition of exogenous TGF
3 stimulated cell migration of fused cells, whereas addition of dominant-negative LEF1 or Smad4 (DN LEF-1 or DN Smad4, respectively) prevented migration under these conditions. Antisense
-catenin/
-catenin oligodeoxynucleotide (AS
-catenin ODN) did not prevent TGF
3-induced migration. Bar, 60 µm. (B) Transwell cell migration assays showed little migration of unfused or fused MEE cells, whereas fused cells exposed to TGF
3 were highly migratory. DN Smad4 and DN LEF1 prevented migration, but AS
-catenin ODN did not (mean ± s.d.; n=3; *P<0.001 compared with Unfused; **P<0.05 compared with + TGF
3).