Supplementary Table 3. Primers, Probes and PCR Conditions Used in the Study and the Sizes

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Supplementary Table 3. Primers, Probes and PCR Conditions Used in the Study and the Sizes

Supplementary Table 3. Primers, probes and PCR conditions used in the study and the sizes of products.

T , °C/ Product, [Ref.] Marker Sequences ann Mg, mM bp. MSP analysis F: GGGTTTTGCGAGAGCGCG RASSF1-M 64/1.5 169 R: GCTAACAAACGCGAACCG F: GGTTTTGTGAGAGTGTGTTTAG RASSF1-Um 58/1.5 170 R: CACTAACAAACACAAACCAAAC F: TGGTTAGGCGGGGTATTTTC SEMA3B-M 58/3.0 133 R: TCAACAATAAAAACGAAAACG F: GTGGTTAGGTGGGGTATTTTT SEMA3B-Um 58/3.0 135 R: ATCAACAATAAAAACAAAAACA F: TTGAGAATGTGAGTGATTTGA RARB-M 56/2.0 145 R: AACCAATCCAACCAAAACAA F: TCGAGAACGCGAGCGATTCG RARB-Um 56/2.0 145 R: GACCAATCCAACCGAAACGA F: GAGGCGGGATTTTTAGGTTC GPX1-M 56/2.0 156 R: CTAACCGAACAACACACATAACG F: ATGAGGTGGGATTTTTAGGTTT GPX1-Um 56/2.0 153 R: ACCAAACAACACACATAACACA F: GATTTTAGTTCGTATTAATGAGTTGGCGGTTTC MIR-129-2-M 54/2.0 190 R: AACCCCGACTACAAAATCGCG F: TGATTTTAGTTTGTATTAATGAGTTGGTGGTTTTG MIR-129-2-Um 54/2.0 194 R: ACCAACCCCAACTACAAAATCACA F: TTTTATTTTCGTTGACGGGC MIR-9-1-M 56/2.0 120 R: CCCGCCTCCTAACTACTATCG F: TTTTTTTATTTTTGTTGATGGGT MIR-9-1-Um 56/2.0 120 R: CCCACCTCCTAACTACTATCACC Semi-quantitative RT-PCR F: GCAAGGATTACATCGCCCTGAACGAG MHCI* R: CATCATAGCGGTGACCACAGCTCCAA 60/2.5 1276 F: TGACTTTGTCACAGCCCAAGATAG B2M R: CAAATGCGGCATCTTCAAACCTC 64/2.5 81 F: ACTTCATCTGGGGCGTCGTG RASSF1(A) 57/2.5 341 # R: GGGTGGCTTCTTGCTGGAGGG F: TTCTTTCGTGAGACGGCGGTA SEMA3B R: CCCTGGAAGATGCTGCTGGA 58/2.5 275 F: ATCGATGCCAATACTGTCGA RARB(2) R: GACTCGATGGTCAGCACTG 55/2.5 239 F: AAGGTACTACTTATCGAGAATGTG GPX1 55/2.5 461 R: GTCAGGCTCGATGTCAATGGTCTG F: CTGGTGATTGTTGGTGATGG RHOA 58/2.5 183 R: GCGATCATAATCTTCCTGCC F: ATTTGCTGATGGCTTCGTTCTTGT # NKIRAS1 R: ACTTTCTCACTTTTTGCCCACTGC 54/2.5 201 F: GAACTATCCTTGCCAATGCCAATAT CHL1 R: TTCTGCCAGGACACGACTGC 57/2.5 153 qPCR, Primary sampling F: ACGGTCTGGAGAAATGGAGA # miR-129-2** R: GGCTTCCGGCTATTGAGTTATGTA 59 234 F: CAGGAGGCGGGGTTGGTTGTTATC # miR-9-1** R: GGGCCCCTCTGCGCAGTGTATGG 65 116 F: GCAGCACATATACTAAAATTGGAACGA # RNU6B R: AATATGGAACGCTTCACGAATTTGC 68 92 qPCR, Additional sampling F: ACCTCTGTGGCGACTTCATC RASSF1(A) 57/2.5 200 R: GTTCGTGTCCCGCTCCAC F: TGACTTTGTCACAGCCCAAGATAG B2M R: CAAATGCGGCATCTTCAAACCTC 64/2.5 81 miR-129-2*** TaqMan MicroRNA Assay, ID 000590 (Applied Biosystems, USA) RNU48 TaqMan MicroRNA Control Assay, ID 001006 (Applied Biosystems, USA) RNU6B TaqMan microRNA Control Assay, ID 001093 (Applied Biosystems, USA)

Note: Tann – PCR annealing temperature; F – forward primer; R – reverse primer; * – test for DNA contaminated cDNA (the product size for MHCI from cDNA is about 300 bp); ** – primary microRNA precursor was assayed; *** – mature microRNA was assayed; # – primers were chosen using PrimerSelect from a software package Lasergene (http://www.dnastar.com/t- primerselect.aspx).

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