Zhang et al. revealed that CMVs derived from HEK293T cells are capable of packing and transporting miR-29a/c into gastric cancer cells. The in vivo experiments illustrated that CMVs could stably transfer miR-29a/c into the implanted tumor cells in mice, playing anti- angiogenic role by directly targeting VEGF . Their data proved that CMVs function as a potential carrier of miRNAs for targeted therapy in gastric cancer. Similarly, Liu et al. used a MV-delivered antisense RNA against miRNA to treat tumors. With the utilization of CMVs derived from HEK293T cells, they transferred anti-miR-150 into mice and found that the neutralization of miR-150 downregulated VEGF levels in vivo and attenuates angiogenesis and tumor growth . These results propose a novel anti-cancer strategy using miRNA- containing CMVs to control tumor angiogenesis.