GSE42128
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What
We Learned |
- Mammography is the current gold standard for breast cancer detection, but can have false
negative rates of up to 20%.
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- The miRNA profiles between sera and the
corresponding matched tumor were largely dissimilar.
- There were only 7 common significant miRNAs
that were overexpressed in both breast cancer tumors and sera from patients with breast cancer, and one miRNA
that was downregulated in both sample types.
- Another 13 miRNAs were dysregulated in breast cancer sera
and tumors, but in opposite directions. Hence, circulating
miRNAs are not highly similar to those within breast cancer cells, suggesting that some miRNAs are released into the
circulation selectively.
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- Among known tumor-derived miRNAs, mir-145 and
miR-21 are amongst the most consistently detected and are hence very
attractive candidates for clinical application.
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- miR-1,
miR-92a, miR-133a, and miR-133b were identified as the most important
diagnostic markers.
- Intracellularly, these four miRNAs seem to play tumor suppressor roles in cancer cells.
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What
We Did |
- GSE42128 has three datasets. We just analyzed
the dataset with 280 miRNAs.
- A classification model has been built using Trainset.
The selected probes were:
- hsa-mir-1
- hsa-mir-576-5p
- hsa-mir-142-5p
- hsa-mir-185
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- The model has been tested using Testset.
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