Fig. 6From: Protein kinase C α enhances migration of breast cancer cells through FOXC2-mediated repression of p120-cateninSignaling axis mediated by PKCα enhances cellular migration and invasion. In cells without PKCα expression (left), p120-catenin binds to the cytoplasmic domain of E-cadherin and stabilizes the AJs. In endocrine resistant ER+ breast cancer and basal A TNBC (right), PKCα increases FOXC2 expression and promotes its repression of p120-catenin transcription. As a result, E-cadherin is destabilized and prone to degradation, leading to dissociation of the AJ and intercellular connectionsBack to article page