Identification of novel tumor suppressor genes down-regulated in recurrent nasopharyngeal cancer by DNA microarray.
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ABSTRACT: The nasopharyngeal cancer is a common cancer among southern Chinese. In order to better understand molecular mechanism of recurrent nasopharyngeal cancer (rNPC), we used DNA microarray to identify down-regulated tumor suppressed genes (TSGs) in rNPC, and bioinformatics to analyze their chromosomal localizations and molecular functions. Eight non-recurrent nasopharyngeal cancer (nNPC) and six rNPC tissue samples were selected, and Affymetrix Gene1.0 ST chips were used to construct the expression profiling of each tissue sample. Identify the down-regulated TSGs in rNPC by comparing expression profiling data of two type tissue samples. A total of five TSGs were identified to be down-regulated in rNPC. These five TSGs include SERPINF1, TPD52L1, FBLN1, RASSF6, and S100A2, and Signal Log Ratio w
SUBMITTER: Huang Z
PROVIDER: S-EPMC3918305 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Jan
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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