ArticleAsian Pacific journal of cancer prevention : APJCP2025
The Significant Role of RUNX2 Expression in Women with Metastatic Breast Cancer.
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objectiveBreast cancer (BC) is one of the most common malignancies with second ranks among the causes of tumor-associated mortality in females. Since the overexpression of RUNX2 gene were reported in the development of different malignancies. The present investigation was aimed to find its correlation with prognostic factors viz, tumor grade and stage in the breast cancer patients.
methodsThis study, examined the expression level changes of RUNX2 genes with the Real-time PCR and compared the results with various databases and previous research results, to understand the existence of differences between metastatic breast cancer patients' samples and non-metastatic BC samples of patients.
resultsThe prepared samples were divided into two target and control groups and different analyses after QPCR reaction were accomplished to understand the level of changes and significance.
conclusionResults of this study suggest that an elevated RUNX2 gene expression level could be a valuable independent predictor of tumor metastasis and survival prediction in invasive breast cancer patients. However, to reach more reliable results and better conclusions more samples, studies, and techniques are needed.
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