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Conclusion - A transcriptome anatomy of human colorectal cancers
In this study, genome-wide transcriptome overview of colorectal cancers
and their precursors were mined from dbEST using an in-house GetUni
software. Landscaping the terrain of the transcriptome, new scopes in
the initiation and development of colon cancers were implicated. We
confirmed that colorectal cancers are genetically heterogeneous. The
interactive network among these genes in colorectal cancers became more
complicated due to frequent alternative splicing. Aberrations of the
ribosome and glycolysis pathway might be early indicators of precursor
lesions in colon cancers. Thus, the electronic gene expression profile
could be used to highlight the integral molecular events in colorectal
cancers. However, more effort should be put into elucidating the
regulatory network among these genes via a strategy of system biology,
integrating colorectal specific gene expression microarray,
microfluidic card Q-PCR and proteomics study.
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