ArticleOncology letters2015
Identification of differentially-expressed genes by DNA methylation in cervical cancer.
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Abstract
To identify novel cervical cancer-related genes that are regulated by DNA methylation, integrated analyses of genome-wide DNA methylation and RNA expression profiles were performed using the normal and tumor regions of tissues from four patients; two with cervical cancer and two with pre-invasive cancer. The present study identified 19 novel cervical cancer-related genes showing differential RNA expression by DNA methylation. A number of the identified genes were novel cervical cancer-related genes and their differential expression was confirmed in a publicly available database. Among the candidate genes, the epigenetic regulation and expression of three genes,
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