نتایج جستجو برای: cancer testis genes

تعداد نتایج: 1296348  

Journal: :Cancer research 2002
Michael Koslowski Ozlem Türeci Carolin Bell Patricia Krause Hans-Anton Lehr Joachim Brunner Gerhard Seitz Frank Oliver Nestle Christoph Huber Ugur Sahin

We applied a combined data mining and experimental validation Approach for the discovery of germ cell-specific genes aberrantly expressed in cancer. Six of 21 genes with confirmed germ cell specificity were detected in tumors, indicating that ectopic activation of testis-specific genes in cancer is a frequent phenomenon. Most surprisingly one of the genes represented lactate dehydrogenase C (LD...

2012
Camilla Nylund Pekka Rappu Eveliina Pakula Aleksi Heino Laura Laato Laura L. Elo Pia Vihinen Seppo Pyrhönen Gethin R. Owen Hannu Larjava Markku Kallajoki Jyrki Heino

Cancer-testis (CT) antigens are predominantly expressed in testis or placenta, but absent in most adult tissues. During malignant transformation CT genes are often activated. CT antigen 16 (CT16, PAGE5) is frequently expressed in advanced melanoma but its biological function has been unknown. To examine the role of CT16 in cell survival we knocked it down in A2058 melanoma cells using specific ...

Journal: :Genetics 2008
Leslie M Turner Edward B Chuong Hopi E Hoekstra

Genes expressed in testes are critical to male reproductive success, affecting spermatogenesis, sperm competition, and sperm-egg interaction. Comparing the evolution of testis proteins at different taxonomic levels can reveal which genes and functional classes are targets of natural and sexual selection and whether the same genes are targets among taxa. Here we examine the evolution of testis-e...

2004
Kosei Hasegawa Fumihito Koizumi Yuji Noguchi Atsushi Hongo Yasushi Mizutani Junichi Kodama Yuji Hiramatsu Eiichi Nakayama

The SSX genes are members of the cancer-testis (CT) antigen family. SSX2, the prototype SSX gene, was found by serological analysis of antigens by recombinant expression cloning (SEREX). Since little is known about SSX expression in gynecological malignancies, we investigated SSX mRNA expression in 115 gynecological cancer specimens and 25 normal control samples by RT-PCR. We also tested the hu...

2002
Michael Koslowski Özlem Türeci Carolin Bell Patricia Krause Hans-Anton Lehr Joachim Brunner Gerhard Seitz Frank Oliver Nestle Christoph Huber Ugur Sahin

We applied a combined data mining and experimental validation approach for the discovery of germ cell-specific genes aberrantly expressed in cancer. Six of 21 genes with confirmed germ cell specificity were detected in tumors, indicating that ectopic activation of testis-specific genes in cancer is a frequent phenomenon. Most surprisingly one of the genes represented lactate dehydrogenase C (LD...

Journal: :PloS one 2016
Won-Young Lee Jeong Tae Do Chankyu Park Jin Hoi Kim Hak-Jae Chung Kyung-Woon Kim Chang-Hyun Gil Nam-Hyung Kim Hyuk Song

To identify putative biomarkers of porcine spermatogonial stem cells (pSSCs), total RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) analysis was performed on 5- and 180-day-old porcine testes and on pSSC colonies that were established under low temperature culture conditions as reported previously. In total, 10,184 genes were selected using Cufflink software, followed by a logarithm and quantile normalization of the ...

2016
MONISHA NATH CHOUDHURY SUPRIYO CHAKRABORTY

Objective: Unequal usage of synonymous codons encoding an amino acid is termed as codon usage bias. Synonymous codon usage bias is an inevitable phenomenon in organismic taxa across the three domains of life, i.e. plants, animals and microbes. Here we report the codon usage pattern in human testis-specific genes found in Y chromosome. Testis-specific genes are associated with several dysfunctio...

Journal: :Siberian journal of oncology 2017

2015
Kimberly E. Maxfield Patrick J. Taus Kathleen Corcoran Joshua Wooten Jennifer Macion Yunyun Zhou Mark Borromeo Rahul K. Kollipara Jingsheng Yan Yang Xie Xian-Jin Xie Angelique W. Whitehurst

Tumours frequently activate genes whose expression is otherwise biased to the testis, collectively known as cancer-testis antigens (CTAs). The extent to which CTA expression represents epiphenomena or confers tumorigenic traits is unknown. In this study, to address this, we implemented a multidimensional functional genomics approach that incorporates 7 different phenotypic assays in 11 distinct...

ابراهیم زاده وصال, رضا, نوری دلویی, محمد رضا,

The prostate is a small gland located below the bladder and upper part of the urethra. In developed countries prostate cancer is the second common cancer (after skin cancer), and also the second leading cause of cancer death (after lung cancer) among men. The several studies have been shown prostate cancer familial aggregation. The main reason for this aggregation is inheritance included genes....

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