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The expression of cyclin G in gastric carcinoma and its significance

LI Da-zh

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Objective To investigate the expression of cyclin G1、cyclin G2 in gastric carcinoma and its significance. Methods The mRNA expression of cyclin G1、cyclin G2 in 55 cases of gastric carcinoma was measured with RT-PCR. The protein expression of cyclin G1 and cell cycle were detected by flow cytometry.Results Expression rate of cyclin G1 in gastric carcinoma was 58%,which was higher than that in normal tissue(P0.05);The positive expression levels of cyclin G2 mRNA in gastric carcinoma is 0.542±0.488,which was significantly lower than normal tissue(1.965±0.425, P0.01). By DNA sequencing, the data showed no difference between the positive segment of cyclin G in gastric carcinoma and the objective gene in the genebank. The protein expression levels of cyclin G1 was correlated with its mRNA expression levels(r=0.456,P=0.000), but no relationship between cyclin G1 and cyclin G2(r=-0.217,P=0.063) was observed. Conclusions Abnormal expression of cyclin G was closely related with the origin and progression of gastric carcinoma.

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Objective To investigate the expression of cyclin G1、cyclin G2 in gastric carcinoma and its significance. Methods The mRNA expression of cyclin G1、cyclin G2 in 55 cases of gastric carcinoma was measured with RT-PCR. The protein expression of cyclin G1 and cell cycle were detected by flow cytometry.Results Expression rate of cyclin G1 in gastric carcinoma was 58%,which was higher than that in normal tissue(P0.05);The positive expression levels of cyclin G2 mRNA in gastric carcinoma is 0.542±0.488,which was significantly lower than normal tissue(1.965±0.425, P0.01). By DNA sequencing, the data showed no difference between the positive segment of cyclin G in gastric carcinoma and the objective gene in the genebank. The protein expression levels of cyclin G1 was correlated with its mRNA expression levels(r=0.456,P=0.000), but no relationship between cyclin G1 and cyclin G2(r=-0.217,P=0.063) was observed. Conclusions Abnormal expression of cyclin G was closely related with the origin and progression of gastric carcinoma.

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Objective To investigate the expression of cyclin G1、cyclin G2 in gastric carcinoma and its significance. Methods The mRNA expression of cyclin G1、cyclin G2 in 55 cases of gastric carcinoma was measured with RT-PCR. The protein expression of cyclin G1 and cell cycle were detected by flow cytometry.Results Expression rate of cyclin G1 in gastric carcinoma was 58%,which was higher than that in normal tissue(P0.05);The positive expression levels of cyclin G2 mRNA in gastric carcinoma is 0.542±0.488,which was significantly lower than normal tissue(1.965±0.425, P0.01). By DNA sequencing, the data showed no difference between the positive segment of cyclin G in gastric carcinoma and the objective gene in the genebank. The protein expression levels of cyclin G1 was correlated with its mRNA expression levels(r=0.456,P=0.000), but no relationship between cyclin G1 and cyclin G2(r=-0.217,P=0.063) was observed. Conclusions Abnormal expression of cyclin G was closely related with the origin and progression of gastric carcinoma.

Key concepts: Cyclin D, Cyclin, Cyclin E, Cyclin B, Cyclin A, Gastric carcinoma, Medicine, Cyclin D1

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