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[Genomics analysis of miRNA in colon cancer tissues].

Xuehu Xu, Xiaobing Wu, Yong Li, Haibo Liu, Qinping Jiang, Yan Sun

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OBJECTIVE: To examine the differential expression of miRNAs in colon cancer tissues and matched tumor adjacent tissues. METHODS: Differential expression of microRNAs in twenty paired human colon cancer tissues and adjacent tissues were detected by QPCR. miRNAs with significantly differential expression (fold change >2.4 and P<0.01) were screened to analyze their accumulation by Cluster analysis. Thus correlation of miRNA and other colon cancer-associated proteins was examined. RESULTS: Expressions of 17 miRNAs were significantly reduced in colon cancer tissues. Cluster analysis showed that miR763-3, miR451 and miR99a had similar expression. Plasma CK20 level was negatively correlated with miR100 (r=-0.948), miR152a-5p (r=-0.948), miR125b (r=-0.949), miR145 (r=-0.949) and miR145*(r=-0.949) (all P<0.05). CONCLUSION: miR145 and other 16 miRNAs may be used as diagnostic molecular markers of colon cancer, and miR100, miR125a-5p, miR125b, miR145 and miR145* may become the molecular markers of colon cancer lymph node metastasis.

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OBJECTIVE: To examine the differential expression of miRNAs in colon cancer tissues and matched tumor adjacent tissues. METHODS: Differential expression of microRNAs in twenty paired human colon cancer tissues and adjacent tissues were detected by QPCR. miRNAs with significantly differential expression (fold change >2.4 and P<0.01) were screened to analyze their accumulation by Cluster analysis. Thus correlation of miRNA and other colon cancer-associated proteins was examined. RESULTS: Expressions of 17 miRNAs were significantly reduced in colon cancer tissues. Cluster analysis showed that miR763-3, miR451 and miR99a had similar expression. Plasma CK20 level was negatively correlated with miR100 (r=-0.948), miR152a-5p (r=-0.948), miR125b (r=-0.949), miR145 (r=-0.949) and miR145*(r=-0.949) (all P<0.05). CONCLUSION: miR145 and other 16 miRNAs may be used as diagnostic molecular markers of colon cancer, and miR100, miR125a-5p, miR125b, miR145 and miR145* may become the molecular markers of colon cancer lymph node metastasis.

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OBJECTIVE: To examine the differential expression of miRNAs in colon cancer tissues and matched tumor adjacent tissues. METHODS: Differential expression of microRNAs in twenty paired human colon cancer tissues and adjacent tissues were detected by QPCR. miRNAs with significantly differential expression (fold change >2.4 and P<0.01) were screened to analyze their accumulation by Cluster analysis. Thus correlation of miRNA and other colon cancer-associated proteins was examined. RESULTS: Expressions of 17 miRNAs were significantly reduced in colon cancer tissues. Cluster analysis showed that miR763-3, miR451 and miR99a had similar expression. Plasma CK20 level was negatively correlated with miR100 (r=-0.948), miR152a-5p (r=-0.948), miR125b (r=-0.949), miR145 (r=-0.949) and miR145*(r=-0.949) (all P<0.05). CONCLUSION: miR145 and other 16 miRNAs may be used as diagnostic molecular markers of colon cancer, and miR100, miR125a-5p, miR125b, miR145 and miR145* may become the molecular markers of colon cancer lymph node metastasis.

Key concepts: microRNA, Colorectal cancer, Medicine, Cancer, Metastasis, Lymph node metastasis, Pathology, Lymph node

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