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* PXN VEGFA/B/C VEGFR2 SHC2 SRC CDC42 PLCG 1/2 SH2D2A PI3K MAPK14 miR-203; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-141/200a; miR-137; miR-1/206; miR-31; miR-144; miR-153; miR-214/761;miR-184; miR-208/208ab; miR-22; miR-499/499-5p; miR-182; miR-10; miR-503; miR-9; miR-138; miR-24; miR-204/211; miR-218 PXN miR-200bc/429; miR-204/211; miR-135; miR-218; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-182; miR-101; miR-96/1271; miR-1/206; miR-125/351; miR-205; miR-30a/30a-5p/30b/30b-5p/30cde/384-5p; miR-214/761; miR-129/129-5p; miR-155; miR-103/107; miR-455/455-5p; miR-223; miR-181 VEGFA/B/C VEGFR2 SHC2 SRC CDC42 PLCG 1/2 SH2D2A PI3K MAPK14 MAPKAPK2 HSPB2 FAK CALN1 NFAT5 PKC SPK RAS RAF1 MAP2K MAPK1 KAT5 IP3 Ca2+ DAG miR-200bc/429; miR-221/222; miR-455/455-5p; miR-138; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-338/338-3p; miR-23ab; miR-129/129-5p; miR-141/200a; miR-375; miR-214/761 VEGFA: miR-29abc; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-205;miR-200bc/429; miR-383; miR-140/140-5p/876-3p; miR-203; miR-199/199-5p; miR-503; miR-1/206; miR-17-5p/20/93.mr/106/519.d; miR-103/107; miR-106/302; miR-150; miR-24; miR-139-5p; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699 VEGFB: miR-140/140-5p/876-3p; miR-101; miR-27ab; miR-125/351; miR-128; miR-375 VEGFC: miR-128; miR-27ab; miR-133; miR-101 miR-29abc; miR-1/206; miR-18ab; miR-137; miR-25/32/92/92ab/363/367; miR-129/129-5p; miR-27ab; miR-141/200a; miR-200bc/429; miR-31; miR-128 miR-9; miR-338/338-3p; miR-218; miR-146 FAK: miR-135; miR-138; miR-106/302; miR-196ab; miR-7/7ab; miR-221/222; miR-551ab; miR-145; miR-17-5p/20/93.mr/106/519.d; miR-199/199-5p; miR-139-5p; miR-25/32/92/92ab/363/367; miR-23ab Paxillin: miR-203; miR-145; miR-216/216b; miR-137; miR-199/199-5p; miR-132/212; miR-24; miR-27ab; miR-125/351; miR-140/140-5p/876-3p; miR-9; miR-218; miR-122; miR-128 miR-103/107; miR-24; miR-15/16/195/424/497 * SPHK1: miR-124/506; miR-1/206 SPHK2: miR-153; miR-130/301; miR-338/338-3p; miR-1/206; miR-19; miR-25/32/92/92ab/363/367; miR-184; miR-137; miR-181; miR-451; miR-503; miR-383; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-31 KRAS: miR-181; miR-27ab; miR-143; miR-217; miR-96/1271; miR-132/212; miR-155; miR-193ab; miR-19; miR-365; miR-199/199-5p; miR-30a/30a-5p/30b/30b-5p/30cde/384-5p; miR-141/200a; miR-216/216b; miR-1/206; miR-425/489; miR-129/129-5p; miR-214/761; miR-146; miR-383; miR-190; miR-204/211; miR-23ab; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-200bc/429; miR-216/216a; miR-125/351; miR-128; miR-101; miR-218; miR-31; miR-144; miR-7/7ab; miR-194; miR-142-3p; miR-490/490-3p HRAS: miR-338/338-3p miR-203; miR-106/302; miR-10; miR-148/152; miR-155; miR-19; miR-124/506; miR-132/212; miR-124/506; miR-122; miR-203; miR-143; miR-142-3p; miR-25/32/92/92ab/363/367; miR-33/33ab; miR-129/129-5p; miR-24 miR-7/7ab; miR-19; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-125/351; miR-135; miR-455/455-5p; miR-503; miR-139-5p; miR-150; miR-1/206; miR-143 MAP2K1: miR-181; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-148/152; miR-144; miR-96/1271; miR-130/301; miR-203; miR-503; miR-139-5p; miR-23ab MAP2K2: miR-503 miR-204/211; miR-128; miR-132/212; miR-23ab; miR-150; miR-30a/30a-5p/30b/30b-5p/30cde/384-5p; miR-27ab; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-190; miR-214/761; miR-10; miR-187; miR-29abc; miR-216/216a; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-122; miR-9; miR-125/351 miR-129/129-5p; miR-137; miR-96/1271; miR-22; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699 CALN1: miR-143; miR-218; miR-25/32/92/92ab/363/367; miR-33/33ab; miR-138; miR-200bc/429; miR-153; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-130/301; miR-129/129-5p; miR-183; miR-191; miR-122; miR-214/761; miR-199/199-5p; miR-22; miR-137; miR-133; miR-128; miR-135; let-7/98; miR-144; miR-21/590-5p; miR-205; miR-155; miR-7/7ab; miR-187; miR-145; miR-19; miR-204/211; miR-106/302; miR-103/107; miR-223; miR-1/206; miR-150; miR-375; miR-193ab; miR-23ab; miR-217; miR-203; miR-125/351; miR-383; miR-182; miR-192/215; miR-216/216b; miR-499/499-5p; miR-208/208ab; miR-132/212; miR-17-5p/20/93.mr/106/519.d; miR-30a/30a-5p/30b/30b-5p/30cde/384-5p; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-139-5p; miR-503; miR-338/338-3p; miR-216/216a; miR-9; miR-26ab/1297; miR-221/222 NFAT5: miR-30a/30a-5p/30b/30b-5p/30cde/384-5p; miR-17-5p/20/93.mr/106/519.d; miR-205; miR-181; miR-148/152; miR-217; miR-194; miR-1/206; miR-124/506; miR-21/590-5p; miR-33/33ab; miR-150; miR-146; miR-132/212; miR-29abc; miR-190; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-7/7ab; miR-216/216b; miR-25/32/92/92ab/363/367; miR-203; miR-365; miR-183; miR-103/107; miR-31; miR-143; miR-122; miR-27ab; miR-18ab; miR-140/140-5p/876-3p; miR-10; miR-24; miR-22; miR-128; miR-210; miR-221/222; miR-135; miR-155; miR-101; miR-133; miR-383; miR-139-5p; miR-153; miR-200bc/429; miR-216/216a; miR-129/129-5p; miR-138; miR-499/499-5p; miR-9; miR-204/211; miR-196ab; miR-192/215; miR-490/490-3p; miR-375; miR-338/338-3p; miR-141/200a miR-33/33ab; miR-19; miR-124/506; miR-128; miR-23ab; miR-22; miR-125/351; miR-24; miR-27ab; miR-216/216b; miR-375; miR-143; miR-133; miR-146; miR-145; miR-141/200a; miR-214/761; miR-130/301; miR-10 miR-137; miR-31; miR-9; miR-24; miR-7/7ab; miR-425/489; miR-19; miR-183; miR-150; miR-22; miR-125/351; miR-96/1271; miR-182; miR-214/761 miR-214/761

* PRKCA: miR-205; miR-203; miR-199/199-5p; miR-23ab; miR-223; miR-219/219-5p; miR-139-5p; miR-17-5p/20/93.mr/106/519.d; miR-132/212; miR-150; miR-200bc/429;miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-129/129-5p; miR-216/216b; miR-375; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-216/216a; miR-22; miR-338/338-3p; miR-141/200a; miR-9; miR-24; miR-183; miR-1/206; miR-193ab; miR-210; miR-125/351; miR-214/761; miR-10; miR-503; miR-181; miR-122; miR-146; miR-138; miR-194; miR-204/211; miR-490/490-3p; miR-192/215; miR-217; miR-7/7ab PRKCB1: miR-183; miR-129/129-5p; miR-203; miR-141/200a; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-194; miR-182; miR-26ab/1297; miR-106/302; let-7/98; miR-365; miR-184; miR-148/152; miR-33/33ab; miR-29abc; miR-7/7ab PRKCD: miR-26ab/1297; miR-181; miR-129/129-5p; miR-490/490-3p; miR-218; miR-27ab; miR-15/16/195/424/497 PRKCG: miR-338/338-3p; miR-503; miR-140/140-5p/876-3p; miR-135; miR-1/206 PRKCE: miR-31; miR-96/1271; miR-129/129-5p; miR-216/216a; miR-101; miR-141/200a; miR-146; miR-205; miR-103/107; miR-1/206; miR-33/33ab; miR-182; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-143; miR-223; miR-10; miR-181; miR-383; miR-144; miR-23ab; miR-22; miR-21/590-5p; miR-132/212; miR-218; miR-216/216b; miR-25/32/92/92ab/363/367; miR-139-5p; miR-106/302; miR-125/351; miR-29abc; miR-19 PRKCH: miR-24; miR-205; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-216/216a; miR-204/211; miR-27ab; miR-17-5p/20/93.mr/106/519.d; miR-145; miR-383; miR-216/216b; miR-221/222; miR-200bc/429; miR-455/455-5p; miR-214/761 PRKCI: miR-203; miR-455/455-5p; miR-103/107; miR-219/219-5p; miR-146; miR-365; miR-10; miR-155; miR-183; miR-199/199-5p; miR-23ab; miR-141/200a;miR-204/211;miR-15/16/195/424/497;miR-129/129-5p;miR-24;miR-33/33ab;miR-200bc/429;miR-96/1271;miR-29abc;miR-1/206;miR-150;miR-490/490-3p;miR-217;miR-138;miR-18ab;miR-216/216a;miR-182;miR-181 PRKCQ: miR-26ab/1297; miR-34a/34b-5p/34c/34c-5p/449/449abc/699; miR-192/215; miR-25/32/92/92ab/363/367; miR-203; miR-183; miR-193ab; miR-221/222; miR-137; miR-31; miR-214/761; miR-383; miR-200bc/429 PRKCZ: miR-148/152; miR-15/16/195/424/497; miR-338/338-3p; miR-503 Supplemental Figure 3. Overview of VEGF signaling. Summary of VEGF signaling and predicted miRNA interactions. miRNAs that were described to be downregulated in renal cell carcinoma are highlighted in green, while upregulated miRNAs are highlighted in red; all other potential interactions are highlighted in black. Target interactions were predicted with TargetScan 5.1. miRNAs presented in this figure are all highly conserved among vertebrates; for a list of other miRNAs see Supplement Table 4.