CN101356184A - Methods for assessing patients with acute myeloid leukemia - Google Patents
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Methods for treating cancer, and preferably hematological malignancy, patients include analyzing gene expression profiles and/or molecular markers of a patient to determine status and/or prognosis of the patient. The invention also provides methods of analyzing whether a non-relapsed or non-refractory patient is likely to respond to treatment with farnesyl transferase inhibitors (FTIs) and, optionally, other therapeutics. The methods are also useful for monitoring patient therapy and for selecting a course of therapy. Genes modulated in response to FTI treatment are provided and are used in formulating the profiles.
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Background of invention
The present invention relates to diagnose, prejudge the method for (prognostics) and treatment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) based on detection molecules mark and/or gene expression analysis.
Karyotyping at present is effectively providing aspect the prognostic value, although it also is used for AML hypotypes different on the characterization of biological.In addition, this sick pathogeny relates to such as the sudden change in the genes such as FLT3, c-KIT, AML1, GATA1, CEBPA and N-RAS.Clear and definite is can the patient with different risk of relapse to be divided into groups at the examination of FLT3 and CEBPA sudden change.Effective dangerous classification can make can adopt correct stem cell transplantation or other adjuvant therapy.There are two pieces of articles of publishing recently to describe the adult AML patient's of new diagnosis gene expression profile and the purposes in the prediction clinical effectiveness thereof.Bullinger et al. (2004); And Valk etal. (2004).These studies show that gene expression profile is how can further improve clinical outcome prediction.
Valk et al. (2004) assesses 285 patients (marrow or peripheral blood) on Affymetrix U133A chip.Patient's sample comprises the unusual and molecule abnormality of the cytogenetics of broad range.Only identify 16 clusters (cluster), show that AML may not have the heterogeneity of being thought before.The AML hypotype of determining on several clusters wherein and cytogenetics and the molecule conforms to well, therefore supports their purposes in the WHO categorizing system.Bullinger et al. (2004) and other small research of delivering have before also been observed these clusters.Schoch et al. (2002); Debernardi et al. (2003); And Kohlmann et al. (2003).Therefore these clusters needn't wonder that they are relevant with prognosis with known to prejudge caryogram related well.
Bullinger et al. (2004) employing cDNA array has been studied the express spectra (65 peripheral bloods and 54 marrow) from 116 adult patients.Except the work of Valk et al. (2004), they have also developed 133 gene classification and have been used to predict the dangerous clinical effectiveness of organizing of all cytogenetics.Use the training group of 59 duplicate samples and the test group of 57 duplicate samples, they confirm that this 133 gene is divided into bad the patient and good result group (p=0.006log rank; Odds ratio, 10,95%CI, 2.6-29.3).
It should be noted that genes identified in these two researchs only the predicted gene identified in the leukemia of children of part have overlapping.Yagi?et?al.(2003)。In addition, Bullinger et al. (2004) this group of prejudging gene of identifying and 3 predictions identifying recently gene that Zarnestra (tipifarnib) is replied does not have overlapping.U.S. Patent Application Serial Number 10/883,436.
Farnesyl transferase (FTase) mediation carbon farnesyl partly is covalently attached to C-terminal CAAX (C, halfcystine; A, aliphatic residue; X, any amino acid) the identification motif.Reiss?et?al.(1990)。This farnesylation is further processed by the isopentene group halfcystine of rupture 3 end amino acids and the C-terminal that methylates.The arrestin farnesylation has been eliminated the required correct Subcellular Localization of protein function.At first, carcinogenic Ras albumen is considered to the target of the antiproliferative effect of FTIs in carcinobiology.Reuter?et?al.(2000)。Yet, after this show all effects that can not explain Zarnestra to the inhibition of Ras farnesylation.For example, FTIs does not always require sudden change Ras albumen to exist to produce antitumor action.Karp?et?al.(2001)。In fact, although around the colony with high frequency ras sudden change (for example late period colorectum and carcinoma of the pancreas) design, comparing aspect response rate with placebo, early stage clinical study do not have significant difference.Van Cutsem et al. (2004); And Rao et al. (2004).
Several other albumen of farnesylation come into the picture into as candidate's target that can mediate the antitumorgienesis effect of FTIs, comprise little GTPase albumen Rho B, centromere protein CENP-E and CENP-F, Protein-tyrosine-phosphatase PTP-CAAX and structural nuclear lamina protein A of nuclear membrane and B.Suppress these proteic farnesylations and may cause the antiproliferative effect of FTIs and adjust several important signaling molecules indirectly, comprise TGFbRII, MAPK/ERK, PI3K/AKT2, Fas (CD95), NF and VEGF.Adnane et al. (2000); Morgan et al. (2001); Jiang et al. (2000); Na et al. (2004); Takada et al. (2004); And Zhang et al. (2002).Regulate the adjusting that these signal pathways cause cell growth, propagation and apoptosis.Thereby FTIs may have complicated restraining effect to several cell incidents and approach.
The current method that does not have to determine these patients' state or predict total survival rate.
Summary of the invention
The invention provides a kind of method, wherein use one or more genetic markers to predict to suffer from acute myelogenous leukemia the patient's of (AML) the method for prognosis (prognosis).These marks can use or unite use separately, and this depends on the type of pharmacological agent.
The invention provides method by assessment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) state, this is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, wherein above or the expression level that is lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicate the AML state.
The invention provides method by stages to acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient, this is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, wherein above or the expression level that is lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicate the AML survival rate.
The invention provides the method for definite acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient treatment scheme, this is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, the expression level that wherein surpasses or be lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level is enough to indicate to the replying of therapy, so that the doctor can determine to recommend to be used to provide the degree and the type of the therapy of appropriate therapeutic.
The invention provides treatment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient's method, this is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, the expression level that wherein surpasses or be lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicates replying therapy, if and they have respondent spectrum, then treat described patient with adjuvant therapy.
The invention provides the method for the dangerous height of definite acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) death, this is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure and carry out corresponding to being selected from the relevant biomarker of those marker gene in the table 3, the expression level that wherein surpasses or be lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicates dead danger, so that the doctor can determine the degree and the type of the therapy of being recommended.
The invention provides and generate acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) and prejudge patient's method of reporting, it is by determining in the aforesaid method any result, and prepares to show that the report of this result and the report of generation thus finishes.
The invention provides and in biological sample, measure to determine the test kit of acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) prognosis, comprise the isolated nucleic acid sequences that is used to detect one group of gene, their complementary sequence or the material of its part, this group gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.
The invention provides the goods of assessment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) state, it comprises: be used to detect the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or the material of its part, this group gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.
The invention provides microarray or gene chip and be used to carry out aforesaid method.
The invention provides diagnosis/prognosis bag (portfolio), it comprises the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or its part, and this group gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.
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Unsupervised (unsupervised) cluster of the AML patient of Fig. 1 recurrence and refractory.This tree derivation shows 58 recurrences or refractory AML patient's unsupervised k-mean cluster, and wherein each row is represented the patient, and each row is represented gene.By expression of gene level among the patient is calculated each expression of gene ratio divided by all other patients' mean value.Colour band shows variation multiple (log
2).Redness raises, and blueness is reduced.White shows no change.Show and have 6 main clusters.
The real-time RT-PCR of Fig. 2 .2 gene.Measure AHR and AKAP13 by real-time RT-PCR.HPRT or PBGD crt gene are used for stdn genetic expression value.Error line is a standard deviation.The microarray data mapping that the value that obtains is corresponding relatively, the line linearity regression analysis of going forward side by side.
Fig. 3 shows the predictor of AKAP13 gene.Illustration (panel) A shows that the 2x2 that obtains from the LOOCV that adopts AKAP13 to express to carry out respondent (R) and non-responder (NR) as sorter (classifier) shows.Illustration B shows 58 same patients AKAP13 expression values.The P value shows genetic expression, and there were significant differences between the mean value of respectively replying group.Illustration C shows the Kaplan-Meier curve that generates from the patient who is divided into respondent and non-responder by the AKAP13 gene.
Fig. 4 provides the evaluation to the smallest group of prediction indication thing.In illustration A, adopt 100% susceptibility to carry out LOOCV.Tested the independently sorter that contains 1 to 19 kind of gene.Error rate mapping to the result.Illustration B shows that the 2x2 that obtains from the LOOCV that adopts 3 genetic markers to carry out respondent (R) and non-responder (NR) as the classification implements shows.Illustration C shows the score that generates from this 3 gene sorter.The P value shows genetic expression, and there were significant differences between the group respectively replying.Illustration D shows the Kaplan-Meier curve that generates from the patient who is divided into respondent and non-responder by this 3 genetic marker.Also show the intermediate value survival time.
Fig. 5. the respondent that is divided into prediction by 3 genetic markers and non-responder's patient is carried out Kaplan-Meier analyze.Shown and be defined as the non-responder clinically but adopt this 3 genetic marker to be categorized as respondent's patient's survivorship curve.Also pointed out the intermediate value survival time.
Fig. 6 has described AKAP13 crossing in AML clone and has expressed.Cell counting is normalized to the culture (showing at-12 log unit places) that does not have medicine, to provide the per-cent with respect to contrast.Error line is pointed out the average mistake.Hollow data points shows the result that the second time, experiment obtained by research higher concentration medicine.
Fig. 7 provides the model of FTI effect among recurrence or the refractory AML.A. in the respondent, IL3RA and AKAP13 gene are low expresses, and ras, RhoA and lamin B approach are reduced.The rise of RhoH has been caused strengthening the inhibition of pair cell path for transformation.Altogether, this makes that the antitumor generation of FTI can be more effective.B. opposite express spectra seems to make compensation approach to be expressed among the non-responder.
Fig. 8 .Zarnestra predicted gene mark is more useful than independently prejudging genetic marker.In illustration A, the row representative is from the AML sample that recurs or the refractory patient obtains, and row is represented 103 167 probe groups in 133 prognosis genes identifying corresponding to people such as Bullinger, sorts according to hierarchical clustering.Illustration B shows the Kaplan-Meier survival rate evaluation that the patient by the cluster definition is organized.In illustration C, 3 gene sorters have been used for prejudging group Bullinger tag definitions good and bad and have identified the Zarnestra respondent.Shown the Kaplan-Meier survivorship curve that in good (Zn+. cluster 1) and bad (Zn+. cluster 2) prognosis group, is accredited as the Zarnestra respondent.Pointed out the intermediate value survival time of each group.
Fig. 9 is a schema, shows how gene from people such as Bullinger (2004) mates 167 probe groups (103 unique genes) on the Affymetrix U133A chip.
Figure 10 shows that 167 probe groups are marked at the application among recurrence or the refractory AML patient.In illustration A, the row representative is from the AML sample that recurs or the refractory patient obtains, and row is represented 103 167 probe groups in 133 prognosis genes identifying corresponding to people such as Bullinger (2004), sorts according to hierarchical clustering.Illustration B shows the Kaplan-Meier survival rate evaluation that the patient by the cluster definition is organized.
Figure 11 provides the comparison of prejudging with Zarnestra predicted gene mark.Illustration A shows the good and bad Kaplan-Meier survivorship curve of prejudging cluster by the subset definition of 103 Bullinger et al. (2004) gene.Illustration B shows by the good and bad KBplBn-Meier survivorship curve of prejudging cluster of predicting the 3 genetic markers definition that Zarnestra is replied.Illustration C shows by the good and bad KBplBn-Meier survivorship curve of prejudging cluster among the further stratified illustration A of prediction 3 genetic markers.Illustration D shows that prediction has poor prognosis and do not reply the Kaplan-Meier survivorship curve of the patient of Zarnestra to all the other patients.
Figure 12 identifies the group of the minimum of prediction indication thing.A). carry out LOOCV, select susceptibility 100%, specificity 40% and multiple to change>2 gene.Tested the independent sorter that contains by 1 to 8 gene of AUC grading.Drawn result's error rate.B) 2x2 that obtains from the LOOCV that adopts AKAP13 to carry out respondent (R) and non-responder (NR) as sorter shows.C) the genetic expression value of AKAP13.The P value shows genetic expression, and there were significant differences between the group replying.D) the Kaplan-Meier curve that generates from the patient who is divided into respondent and non-responder by AKAP13.Also shown the intermediate value survival time.
Figure 13 shows the sketch plan of gene expression analysis.
Figure 14 shows: after the Zarnestra treatment stopped, the AML sample was kept total changes in gene expression of FTI mediation.
Figure 15 shown in new diagnosis AML the prediction express spectra and to the test of prediction sorter.
Figure 16 has shown that 6 gene sorters are classified to new diagnosis AML.
Detailed description of the invention
Being described in the past the subgroup that has the gene of prejudging value among the AML of new diagnosis shows in the recurrence of targeted molecular therapy (Zarnestra) treatment and intractable AML patient useful here. The current method of replying that is used for predicting to farnesyl transferase inhibitor (such as Zarnestra). In addition, the existing method that is used for understanding AML patient's prognosis only limits to histological subtypes and caryogram, but neither is the desirable mark of determining clinical effectiveness. Current label has been expanded conventional art by providing to the classification of high-risk and low dangerous patient.
Sequence number is that 10/883,436 U.S. Patent application proves that the AML patient of 3 gene classifiers (comprising AHR, AKAP13 and MINA53) prediction recurrence, refractory has extremely low error rate to replying of Zarnestra. Also can see this point when staying five methods (leave-five-out) cross validation. When adding more polygenes, error rate increases, and shows that episome introduced noise to this classification. For 3 gene separating methods, LOOCV is presented at has 86% sensitiveness and 70% specificity when overall diagnosis accuracy is 74%. Kaplan-Meier analyzes and shows that also there is significant difference in survival rate between respondent's group of predicting and non-responder's group. In addition, when the non-responder of the non-responder of misclassification and correct classification was compared, the non-responder of misclassification had shown preferably overall survival.
Be the competitive farnesyl transferase inhibitor (FTI) of non-plan peptide that can be oral, it has demonstrated the propagation that suppresses the various human tumor cell line in vitro and in vivo. End et al. (2001); With Cox et al. (2002). The I clinical trial phase of Zarnestra has shown that the patient to suffering from refractory or recurrence acute myelogenous leukemia has 32% response rate. Karp et al. (2001). Also observe the activity to myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) (Kurarock et al.2004), Huppert's disease (MM) (Alsina et al. (2003)) and chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) in the clinical research in early days. Cortes et al. (2003). Alleviate the bone marrow damage be defined as less than 5% fully, neutrophil count greater than 1000/ μ L, platelet count is less than 100,000/ μ L and do not have the outer disease of marrow. Work by the CKIs farnesylation although know FTIs, still do not know the antitumaous effect implication aspect the green blood malignant tumour of which gene and Zarnestra. Microarray technology be so that can measure simultaneously the steady-state mRNA level of thousands of genes, thereby represented for the identification of the gene relevant with the FTI effect and the effective tool of gene approach. Therefore, whole gene expression monitoring is used in the AML of recurrence and refractory the 2 phases clinical research of Zarnestra is predicted in haematological malignancies this FTI is had the gene of replying to identify.
Only in genome, exist might expressing protein or the nucleotide sequence of peptide can not determine whether albumen or peptide express in given cell. Given can expressing protein or whether the gene of peptide or transcribe rna is done like this and such expression or transcribe the degree (if any) of generation, determined by the Various Complex factor. Yet measuring gene expression can provide about the useful information of replying of cell to given stimulation, for example to introducing replying of medicine or other therapeutic agent. The relative indication of gene activation or level of deactivation can be found in such gene expression profile. In some cases, the existence of molecular marker also can be independently or be provided useful information about treatment validity by means of gene expression information. Gene expression profile of the present invention and molecular marker are used for identifying and treatment AML patient.
The cancer that comprises haematological malignancies results from the sudden change of several genes usually. The cancer of same type may originate from one or more sudden changes or with corresponding to one or more sudden changes, but these sudden changes may be different from the sudden change of another patient with same type cancer. In fact, different kinds of molecules basis is usually arranged under identical cancer, this affects a patient with some therapies of observing but another patient that may not similarly affect the cancer of suffering from same type conforms to. In addition, from the viewpoint of diagnosis, the existence of specific sudden change (such as transposition, deletion or SNPs) can have remarkable meaning. In some cases, such molecular marker they oneself be exactly diagnosis, prognosis or determine the useful indicator that treatment is replied. Can be with especially true for the related situation of the reacting phase of particular treatment for molecular mutation.
Biomarker is any indicant of the expression of the marker gene pointed out. This indication can be directly or indirectly, and compares with interior mark, normal structure or another cancer, weighs the enhancing of the expression of gene under the given physiological parameter or weakens. Biomarker includes but not limited to nucleic acid (express to strengthen and weaken and directly and indirectly). Use nucleic acid can comprise any method well known in the prior art as biomarker, include but not limited to weigh the low or hyper-methylation of DNA amplification, RNA, little RNA, loss of heterozygosity (LOH), SNP (SNPs, Brookes (1999)), microsatellite DNA, DNA. Use albumen can comprise any method well known in the prior art as biomarker, include but not limited to weigh quantity, activity is modified such as glycosylation, phosphorylation, ADP-ribosylation, ubiquitin etc. SABC (IHC). Other biomarker comprises imaging, cell count and apoptosis mark.
Given gene provided herein is those relevant with specific tumors or types of organization. Marker gene may with many type of cancer and relevant; but as long as adopt special algorithm for lung carcinoma cell described herein to show that the expression of this gene is relevant fully with a kind of tumour or types of organization to be identified; then this gene can be used among claimed the present invention, to determine cancerous state and prognosis. Many genes of known and one or more related to cancer in the prior art. The invention provides preferred marker gene and even preferred marker gene combination. These have a detailed description in this article.
When it contained this sequence, marker gene was corresponding to the sequence by SEQ ID appointment. Gene section or fragment be corresponding to the sequence of this gene, and condition is that the part of its described sequence that contains or its complementary series are enough to make it to be differentiated sequence for this gene. Gene expression product is corresponding to this sequence, and condition is its RNA, mRNA or cDNA and the composition that contains this sequence (for example probe) hybridization, or with regard to peptide or albumen, it is by this mRNA coding. Gene expression product section or fragment be corresponding to the sequence of this gene or gene expression product, and condition is that the part of its described gene expression product that contains or its complementary series are enough to make it to be differentiated sequence for this gene or gene expression product.
This specification is described and the inventive method, composition, goods and the kit of opinion comprise one or more marker genes. " mark " or " marker gene " that spread all over the use of this specification refers to following gene and gene expression product, and it is corresponding to excessively expressing and owing to express any gene relevant with tumour or types of organization. Preferred marker gene is described in more detail in the table 8.
The invention provides the method for assessment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) state, it is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to being selected from the relevant biomarker of those marker gene in table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, wherein above or the expression that is lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicate the AML state.
The invention provides the method by stages to acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient, it is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to being selected from the relevant biomarker of those marker gene in table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, wherein above or the expression that is lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicate the AML survival rate.
The invention provides the method for definite acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient treatment scheme, it is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, the expression level that wherein surpasses or be lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level is enough to indicate to the replying of therapy, so that the doctor can determine to recommend to be used to provide the degree and the type of the therapy of appropriate therapeutic.
The invention provides treatment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient's method, it is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, the expression level that wherein surpasses or be lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicates replying therapy, if and they have respondent spectrum, then treat described patient with adjuvant therapy.
The invention provides the method for the dangerous height of definite acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) death, it is undertaken by following process: obtain biological sample from AML patient, and measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from the table 3, the expression level that wherein surpasses or be lower than the marker gene of predetermined threshold level is enough to indicate dead danger, so that the doctor can determine the degree and the type of the therapy of being recommended.
Method provided herein also may comprise, contains or utilize the measurement of at least a expression of gene level that composing type ground in sample is expressed.Preferably, method provided herein produces the specificity at least about 40%.Preferably, method provided herein produces the susceptibility at least about 80%.Preferably, method provided herein produces the p value less than 0.05.
Method provided herein can be undertaken by measure genetic expression on microarray or gene chip.This microarray can be cDNA array or oligonucleotide array, and may also contain mark reagent in one or more.
Method provided herein can be undertaken by measuring genetic expression, and this genetic expression is realized by the nucleic acid amplification to the RNA that extracts from sample that is undertaken by polymerase chain reaction (PCR).This PCR can be reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR), and can contain mark reagent in one or more.
Method provided herein can be undertaken by the albumen of measuring or detect by this genes encoding.This albumen can detect with being specific to this proteic antibody.
Method provided herein can be undertaken by the feature of this gene.Feature includes but not limited to DNA cloning, methylates, sudden change and allelic variation.
The invention provides generation acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) prognosis patient method of reporting, it is finished by any the result and the report of preparation this result of demonstration and the report of generation thus in definite aforesaid method.This report may contain to patient result and/or with respect to patient group's dangerous probability and/or possibility or to the assessment of the reaction of chemotherapy.
The invention provides and in biological sample, measure to determine the test kit of acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) prognosis, it comprises: be used to detect the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or the material of its part, this group gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.This test kit also can contain and is useful on reagent and/or the medium that carries out microarray analysis, measures described nucleotide sequence, their complementary sequence or its part by them.
The invention provides the goods of assessment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) state, it comprises: be used to detect the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or the material of its part, this group gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.These goods also can contain and are useful on reagent and/or the medium that carries out microarray analysis, measure described nucleotide sequence, their complementary sequence or its part by them.
The invention provides the microarray or the gene chip that are used to carry out aforesaid method.This microarray may contain the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or its part, and this group gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.Preferably, this microarray provides measurement or the sign that at least 1.5 times of mistakes are expressed or owed to express.Preferably, this microarray provides the measurement with statistically evident p value to crossing to express or to owe to express.More preferably, this p value is less than 0.05.This microarray can be any known microarray in the prior art, includes but not limited to cDNA array or oligonucleotide array, and mark reagent in can also containing.
The invention provides diagnosis/prognosis bag, it comprises the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or its part, and this group gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.Preferably, this measurement or be characterized by at least 1.5 times of mistakes and express or owe and express.Preferably, this measurement has statistically evident p value to crossing to express or owe to express to provide.More preferably, this p value is less than 0.05.
The preferred method of setting up gene expression profile comprises the amount of the RNA that determines that the gene by codified albumen or peptide produces.This finishes by reverse transcriptase PCR (RT-PCR), competitive RT-PCR, real-time RT-PCR, difference demonstration RT-PCR, Northern engram analysis and other dependence test.Although might adopt various PCR reaction to carry out these technology, the complementary DNA (cDNA) that produced by mRNA or complementary RNA (complementary RNA) and it is analyzed by microarray preferably increase.Many different array structures and their production method are known to those skilled in the art, and description is arranged in United States Patent (USP), for example: 5,445,934; 5,532,128; 5,556,752; 5,242,974; 5,384,261; 5,405,783; 5,412,087; 5,424,186; 5,429,807; 5,436,327; 5,472,672; 5,527,681; 5,529,756; 5,545,531; 5,554,501; 5,561,071; 5,571,639; 5,593,839; 5,599,695; 5,624,711; 5,658,734; And 5,700,637.
Microarray technology makes the steady-state mRNA level can measure thousands of genes simultaneously, thus for identify to uncontrolled cell proliferation such as starting, stagnate or effect such as adjusting providing effective instrument.Two kinds of current being used widely of microarray technology.First kind is the cDNA array, and second kind is the oligonucleotide array.Though there are differences aspect these chips of structure, all basically downstream data analyses all are identical with output.The result of these analyses is generally the measurement of the strength of signal that the probe from mark is received, and the probe of this mark is used for the sequence from sample detection cDNA, and this cDNA sequence hybridizes on this microarray in known location.Usually, the intensity of this signal and the amount of cDNA are proportional, thus also with sample cell in the amount of the mRNA that expresses proportional.A lot of such technology are obtainable and useful.The preferred method of determining genetic expression can be in United States Patent (USP) 6,271,002; 6,218,122; 6,218,114; And find in 6,004,755.
Carry out the expression level analysis by more such strength of signal.This preferably finishes at the neutralize rate matrix of its expression intensity in control sample of test sample by generating gene.For example, will compare from the expression intensity that the genetic expression intensity of illing tissue and optimum or healthy tissues from same type generate.The ratiometer Benq of these expression intensities is because of being expressed in the variation multiple between test and the control sample.
The also available multiple mode of gene expression profile shows.Modal method is that primary fluorescence intensity or rate matrix are arranged in the tree derivation (dendogram), and wherein test sample, line display gene are shown in tabulation.Carry out data ordering by described mode hereinafter, described mode makes that the gene with similar express spectra is closer to each other.Each expression of gene ratio manifests as color.For example, ratio may manifest at the spectrographic blue portion less than 1 (downward modulation), and ratio may manifest in the red part of spectrographic greater than 1 (showing rise).Can buy and be used for showing these data computing machine software, Silicon Genetics for example, " GENESPRING " of Inc., Partek, " DISCOVERY " of Inc and " INFER ".
Measuring under the situation of protein level with mensuration genetic expression, as long as it produces enough specificity and susceptibility, any currently known methods of the prior art all is fit to.For example, can measure protein level by being attached to the amount that is specific to this proteic antibody or antibody fragment and measures antibody binding proteins.Antibody can be detected with promotion by radioactive, fluorescence or other detectable reagent mark.Detection method includes but not limited to enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and immunoblot assay.
(modulated) mark adjusted that is used for the inventive method is described in embodiment.Differentially expressed gene raises in having the patient that various lung cancer prejudge or downward modulation.Last mediation downward modulation is relative terms, refers to find that gene expression amount has detectable difference (surpassing the influence of noise of the system that is used to measure it) with respect to certain baseline values.In this case, baseline values is determined based on algorithm.Adopt identical measuring method so, the goal gene in the diseased cells raises or downward modulation with respect to baseline values.
The mensuration of the genetic expression state of pair cell also can be determined normal/abnormal tissue distribution, is used for adopting the diagnosis such as the technology of immunohistochemical analysis (IHC).Any known method can both be used in the prior art, for example with regard to LBC oncogene, can unite use with prepare for IHC research FF and through formalin fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue block at the proteic antibody of LBC.Each tissue block can be made of residual " pulverizing " tumour of 50mg.
In brief, freezing microtome section can prepare like this: under the room temperature, and in the phosphate buffered saline (PBS) in little plastic capsule (PBS), the freezing and pulverizing tumour of rehydration 50ng; By the centrifugation particle; They are resuspended in the embedding medium (OCT) of viscosity; The counter-rotating capsule is also once more by centrifugation; Rapid condensation in-70 ℃ iso-pentane; The cutting plastic capsule also takes out the cylindric tissue of refrigerated; To organize right cylinder to be fixed on the cryogenic thermostat slicing machine chuck; And cutting-out contains the 25-50 serial section of intact tumor cells.Permanent section can be by similar method preparation, and it relates to the sample of rehydration 50mg in the plastics micro-centrifuge tube; Precipitation; Resuspension was used for fixing in 4 hours in 10% formalin; Washing/precipitation; Resuspension in 2.5% agar; Precipitation; Cooling in frozen water is so that the agar sclerosis; From pipe, take out and organize agar block; Filter and this piece embedding is advanced in the paraffin, and the continuous permanent section of downcutting as many as 50.
For IHC measured, described section was coated with lock solution, and it contains: 3% bovine serum albumin (BSA) or other closed reagent among the PBS.Described closed reagent comprises non-specific serum or milk powder.Allow sealing at room temperature carry out 1 hour.With containing 3%BSA, 0.1%TritonX
TM-100 and the PBS of uncle's octylphenoxy polyethoxyethanol with the proteic antibody of the anti-LBC of 1: 100 dilution proportion.The sample section covers 16hr for 4 ℃ with antibody-solutions usually.Time length and temperature condition can change according to selected antibody and the material of being tested.Optimal conditions is rule of thumb determined.Section through antibody treatment is washed three times in PBS subsequently, and each 15 minutes, to remove unconjugated antibody, the second antibody with PBS that contains 3%BSA and dilution in 1: 2000 covered then.This second antibody can be coupled to the enzyme that adds lustre to, as: horseradish peroxidase, alkaline phosphatase, fluorescein isothiocyanate or other enzyme that is fit to.Perhaps, this second antibody can be coupled to vitamin H, and unites use with the avidin of chromophoric group mark.
The method that another exemplary detection gene exists is for by in situ hybridization.Usually, in situ hybridization comprises following key step: (1) fixes tissue or biological structure to be analyzed; (2) prehybridization is handled this biological structure, with the accessibility (accessibility) of increase target DNA, and reduces non-specific binding; (3) make nucleic acid mixture and biological structure or the tissue in nucleic acid hybridization; (4) post-hybridization washing is to remove unconjugated nucleic acid fragment in the hybridization; And (5) detect the nucleic acid fragment of hybridization.The reagent and the working conditions that are used for these each steps of step change with application-specific.
In this case, comprise at least a can with the hybridization solution of the detected nucleic acid probe of gene (at its chromosomal foci) hybridization under hybridization conditions with cells contacting.Detect any hybridization then, and compare with the predetermined crossing pattern that comes from normal or control cells.Preferably, this probe is α-centromeric probe.Such probe can buy from a lot of sources (for example, from VisysInc., Downers Grove, IL).In preferred embodiments, this hybridization solution contains multiple probe, and they are specific to the zone on the karyomit(e), and these zones are corresponding to constituting chimeric transposition (for example, 15q24-25).
The crossing scheme that is applicable to the inventive method for example is expressed in Albertson (1984); Pinkel (1988); EP No.430,402; And Methods in Molecular Biology, Vol.33:InSitu Hybridization Protocols, Choo, ed., Humana Press, Totowa is among the NJ (1994) etc.In a kind of especially preferred embodiment, use the crossing scheme of Pinkel et al. (1998) or Kallioniemi (1992).The method of optimizing hybridization conditions be known (referring to, for example, Tijssen (1993) Laboratory Techniques in Biochemistry andMolecular Biology, Vol.24:Hybridization With Nucleic Acid Probes, Elsevier, NY).
In a kind of preferred embodiment, (for example, C-TAB) or closed reagent (for example, sperm DNA, cot-1DNA or the like), reduce non-specific binding and reduce background signal by during hybridizing, using scale remover.Preferably, hybridization (for example, cot-1DNA) is carried out under the existence at about 0.1 to 0.5mg/mL DNA.
Described probe can be by any method preparation well known in the prior art, comprises synthetic or cultivates in the biology host.Synthetic method includes but not limited to that oligonucleotide is synthetic, riboprobes and PCR.
Can come the described probe of mark with detectable mark by any method well known in the prior art.The method of label probe comprises random start, end mark, PCR and nick translation.Carry out under enzymatic the 4th kind of Nucleotide that is marked at nucleic acid polymerase, three kinds and does not have the Nucleotide of mark and mark, wherein the 4th kind of Nucleotide is direct mark, contains the connecting arm that is useful on the additional marking thing that perhaps the 4th kind of Nucleotide is attached to the combinative haptens of the binding molecule that is labeled or other molecule.The direct marker that is fit to comprises radioactively labelled substance, and as 32P, 3H and 35S, and the non-radioactive marker, fluorescent marker for example is as fluorescein, Texas is red, AMCA is blue, lucifer is yellow, rhodamine or the like; With the detectable cyanine dyes of visible light; Enzyme, or the like.Marker also can be by hydrosulphite mediation transamination from chemically adding to advance dna probe or directly adding to come between synthesis phase at oligonucleotide.
Fluorescent marker can easily be attached to the Nucleotide with activation connecting arm that adds to advance probe.Probe can be labeled indirectly by above disclosed method, it is by introducing covalently bound Nucleotide to haptens or other molecule such as vitamin H or digoxin (digoxygenin), and carry out sandwich hybridization with the antibody that is labeled at this haptens or other molecule, or, use the avidin that is coupled to detectable with regard to vitamin H.Antibody and avidin can be with fluorescent markers or with enzyme labelling thing such as alkaline phosphatase or horseradish peroxidase coupling, so that they can be detected.Coupling avidin and antibody can be from (Burlingame, CA) (Indianapolis, company IN) buys with Boehringer Mannheim such as VectorLaboratories.
By the substrate of enzyme is provided, described enzyme can detect by colorimetric reaction.In the presence of various substrates, produce distinct colors by reaction, these colors can be shown to detect multiple probe respectively.Any substrate well known in the prior art can use.The substrate that preferably is used for alkaline phosphatase comprises 5-bromo-4-chloro-3-indoles phosphoric acid and nitroblue tetrazolium (NBT) (NBT).The substrate that preferably is used for horseradish peroxidase is diaminobenzophenone (DAB).
It is long to be applicable to that the fluorescently-labeled probe of in-situ hybridization method of the present invention is preferably 150 to 500 Nucleotide.Probe can be DNA or RNA, preferred DNA.
The hybridization of detectable probe and cell is carried out under concentration and probe concentration 0.1-500ng/ μ L, preferred 5-250ng/ μ L.Hybridization mixture preferably contains the denaturing agent such as methane amide.Usually, hybridization is carried out preferred 32 ℃-40 ℃, most preferably 37 ℃-38 ℃ under 25 ℃-45 ℃.Hybridizing the required time is about 0.25-96 hour, more preferably 1-72 hour, and most preferably 4-24 hour.Hybridization time is based on concentration and probe concentration and hybridization solution content and change, and this solution may contain accelerator,, trialkyl ammonium salts conjugated protein as hnRNP, lactan etc.Subsequently with containing the solution washing slide glass of denaturing agent such as methane amide and lower concentration chlorination sodium, perhaps in any solution of removing not combination and mismatch probe, wash.
The concentration of temperature and salt changes with required hybridization stringency.For example, the washing of high stringency can be carried out at 42 ℃-68 ℃, and the scope that middle stringency can 37 ℃-55 ℃ is carried out, and low stringency can carry out at 30 ℃-37 ℃.The salt concn that is used for high stringency washing can be 0.5-1 SSC (0.15M NaCl, 0.015M Trisodium Citrate) doubly, and medium stringency can be 1-4 times, and low stringency can be 2-6 SSC doubly.
If desired, detect incubation step and preferably in damp camera, carry out, more preferably, most preferably under 37-38 ℃, carry out at 25 ℃-38 ℃ at 23 ℃-42 ℃.The reagent of mark preferably dilutes in the solution that contains such as the closed reagent of BSA, skim-milk etc.Dilution may be at 1: 10 to 1: 10, changes more preferably 1 between 000: 50-1: 5,000, and most preferably 1: 100-1: 1,000.Slide glass or other solid support should be washed between each incubation step to remove excessive reagent.
Subsequently,, slide glass is fixed and used microscopical analysis, or, analyze by being exposed to autoradiographic film for radioactively labelled substance for the visible detectable.With regard to fluorescent marker, preferably slide glass is immersed and contain in the solution of anti-cancellation reagent, and adopt the fluorescent microscope analysis.Can check that a plurality of nuclears are to increase accuracy in detection.
In addition, the mensuration to LBC oncogene expression of results can also be used to determining whether LBC oncogene sudden change has taken place.Most preferably, like this be determined as immunoassay.On their the simplest direct meaning, immunoassay is in conjunction with measuring.Some preferred immunoassaies are various types of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay well known in the prior art (ELISAs) and radioimmunoassay (RIA).Adopt the IHC detection of tissue slice also to be particularly useful, in situ hybridization and enzyme immunoassay also are like this.
In a kind of exemplary enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, protein specific antibody is fixed to the selected surface that presents the albumen avidity, for example polystyrene microtiter plates hole.Then, will contain required antigenic test composition such as clinical sample and be added to this hole.After combination and washing with the immunocomplex of removing non-specific combination, institute's bonded antigen can be detected.Usually realize detecting by adding the antibody that another kind is specific to required antigen and is connected to detectable.Such ELISA is simple " sandwich ELISA ".Also can be specific to required antigenic second antibody, add the 3rd antibody that second kind of antibody is had binding affinity and is connected to detectable subsequently and realize detecting by adding another kind.
The variation of elisa technique is known.In a kind of such variation, will contain required antigenic sample and be fixed to hole surface, contact with antibody of the present invention then.After combination and suitable washing, detect institute's bonded immunocomplex.When initial antigen-specific antibodies is connected to detectable, can directly detect immunocomplex.Equally, also can adopt the second antibody that first kind of antigen-specific antibodies had binding affinity and be connected to detectable to detect.
The detection of genetic expression be for the embodiment of determining AML prognosis or state in, it is most preferred using the genetic expression bag.The one group gene of gene bag for dividing into groups by following mode, described mode make the expressing information about them that is obtained provide the foundation for producing relevant clinically judgement (selecting as diagnosis, prognosis, treatment).In this case, the genetic expression bag is suitable for assisting AML patient is made the treatment decision.
In this article, the change of ill finger physical state, its interruption or interference maybe might be disturbed the intrinsic performance of body function, as uncontrolled cell proliferation takes place.When people's genotype or more phenotypic aspects were consistent with the existence of disease, it is diagnosed as suffered from disease.Yet, diagnose or the behavior of prognosis may comprise definite disease/state issues, as the possibility of determining recurrence, the type and the treatment monitoring of treatment.In treatment monitoring, express by icp gene in time, whether change or be not changed to the pattern more consistent to determine gene expression profile with healthy tissues, thus to given course of treatment effect make clinical judgment.
Gene can be grouped, and makes the judgement (selecting as diagnosis, prognosis, treatment) of being correlated with clinically for generation about complete expression of gene information in this group that is obtained that reliable basis is provided.This cover gene has constituted gene bag of the present invention.As most diagnostic marker, usually wish to use very a spot of marker just to be enough to make correct medical judgment.This has prevented to postpone owing to the analysis of products for further and the treatment that causes of duration of service and resource ineffectually.
A kind of method of setting up the genetic expression bag is by using optimal algorithm, as widely used average variance algorithm in setting up stock bag (stock portfolio).This method has a detailed description in the United States Patent (USP) of publication number 20030194734.In fact, present method requires to set up a cover input value (stock in financial application is to express with ionization meter) here, and it will optimize the return of value (for example signal of Sheng Chenging) that is used after reception, make the mutability minimum of return of value simultaneously.Many business software programs can be used for carrying out such operation.Preferably " WagnerAssociates Mean-Variance Optimization Application " is referred to as " Wagner software " in this manual.This software adopts determines efficiency frontier from the function of " Wagner AssociatesMean-Variance Optimization Library ", and the preferred package on the Markowitz meaning is a kind of selection.Use this type software requirement microarray data to be converted,, be used as the financial analysis purpose stock yield and the risk measurement that are used for itself when this software so that it can be taken as input value.
The process of selection gene bag can also comprise the application of heuristic rule.Preferably, such rule is based on biology with to the understanding of the technology that is used to generate clinical effectiveness and formulate.More preferably, they are applied to the output from optimization method.For example, adopt the gene bag of average variance method to select to can be applicable to suffer from the microarray data of numerous differentially expressed genes in the individuality of cancer.Described method is output as one group of gene of optimization, can be included in some genes of expressing in peripheral blood and the illing tissue.If the sample that is used to test obtains from peripheral blood, and for example differentially expressed some gene is also differentially expressed in peripheral blood in cancer, then can use heuristic (heuristic) rule, wherein the gene bag is selected from and has got rid of those efficiency frontiers differentially expressed in peripheral blood.Certainly, can by for example with this rule application during the data preliminary election, thereby before forming efficiency frontier, use this rule.
Can use unnecessary other heuristic rule relevant with the biology of being discussed.For example, can adopt such rule, promptly only the gene bag of specified percentage can be by specific gene or genome representative.The software that can buy as Wagner software, can easily adapt to such exploration.For example, when the factor except accuracy and accuracy (for example, expection licence fee) was influential to the hope that comprises one or more genes into, this was useful.
Gene expression profile of the present invention also can be united use with other the non-genetic diagnosis method that can be used for cancer diagnosis, prognosis or treatment monitoring.For example, in some cases, with the diagnosis capability of above-mentioned method based on genetic expression with will be useful from integrating such as the data of the conventional tag thing (for example tumour antigen 27.29 (" CA 27.29 ")) of serum protein marker.Have a series of such marker, comprise such analyte such as CA 27.29.In a kind of such method, regularly get blood from the patient of treatment, then above-mentioned serum markers a kind of carried out enzyme immunoassay.When the concentration of marker is represented the failure of tumor recurrence or treatment, obtain the sample source that is suitable for gene expression analysis.When suspicious lump exists, carry out fine needle aspiration, the gene expression of cells spectrum of this lump is taken from analysis as indicated above then.Perhaps, can be from the zone acquisition tissue sample contiguous with the tissue of removing tumour before.When other test generates ambiguously as a result the time, this method is particularly useful.
Test kit prepared in accordance with the present invention comprises the mensuration of the moulding that is used for definite gene expression profile.This can comprise measures required all or some material, as reagent and specification sheets and carry out the medium that biomarker is measured therein.
The method (comprising the method that is used to explain relevant biological pathway) of preferably setting up gene expression profile comprises the amount of the RNA that determines that the gene by codified albumen or peptide or transcribe rna produces.This preferably finishes by reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR), competitive RT-PCR, real-time RT-PCR, difference demonstration RT-PCR, Northern engram analysis and other dependence test.Although might adopt various PCR reaction to carry out these methods, usually wish copy DNA (cDNA) that amplification is produced by mRNA or copy RNA (cRNA) and analyzed by microarray.Many different array structures and production method are known to those skilled in the art, and description is arranged in United States Patent (USP), for example: 5,445,934; 5,532,128; 5,556,752; 5,242,974; 5,384,261; 5,405,783; 5,412,087; 5,424,186; 5,429,807; 5,436,327; 5,472,672; 5,527,681; 5,529,756; 5,545,531; 5,554,501; 5,561,071; 5,571,639; 5,593,839; 5,599,695; 5,624,711; 5,658,734; And 5,700,637.
Microarray technology is measured the steady-state mRNA level of thousands of genes simultaneously, thereby is provided for identifying the effective tool of AML patient's gene expression profile.Two kinds of current being used widely of microarray technology.First kind is the cDNA array, and second kind is the oligonucleotide array.Though there are differences aspect these chips of structure, all basically downstream data analyses all are identical with output.The result of these analyses is generally the measurement of the strength of signal that the probe from mark is received, and the probe of this mark is used for the sequence from sample detection cDNA, and this cDNA sequence hybridizes on this microarray in known location.Usually, the amount of strength of signal and cDNA is proportional, thus also with sample cell in the amount of the mRNA that expresses proportional.A lot of such technology are obtainable and useful.Preferable methods can be in United States Patent (USP) 6,271,002; 6,218,122; 6,218,114; And find in 6,004,755.
Carry out the expression level analysis by more such intensity.This preferably finishes at the neutralize rate matrix of its expression intensity in control sample of test sample by generating gene.For example, will compare through the genetic expression intensity of the tissue of pharmacological agent and the expression intensity that homologue without pharmacological agent generates.The ratio of these expression intensities indicates the variation multiple of genetic expression between test and control sample.
Gene expression profile can show with multiple mode.Common method is that rate matrix is arranged in the tree derivation, the bright test sample of wherein tabulating, and row shows gene.Carry out data ordering in the following manner, described mode makes that the gene with similar express spectra is closer to each other.Each expression of gene ratio manifests as color.For example, ratio may manifest at the spectrographic blue portion less than 1 (showing downward modulation), and ratio may manifest in the red part of spectrographic greater than 1 (showing to raising).Can buy and be used for showing these data computing machine software, Silicon Genetics for example, " GENESPRING " of Inc., Partek, " DISCOVERY " of Inc and " INFER ".
Differentially expressed gene is in diseased cells or raise, and perhaps downward modulation is as knowing by inference by above-mentioned assessment genetic expression.Last mediation downward modulation is relative terms, refers to find that gene expression amount has detectable difference (surpassing the influence of noise of the system that is used to measure it) with respect to certain baseline values.In this case, baseline values is Normocellular measured genetic expression.Adopt identical measuring method so, the goal gene in the diseased cells raises or downward modulation with respect to baseline values.Preferably, be in harmonious proportion on the downward modulation level based on hybridization micro probe array ionization meter the variation multiple and have any different.For determining this difference, 1.5 times difference is preferred.That is, declaring gene before differentially expressed in treatment and untreated diseased cells, should find increases by 1.5 times or reduce 1.5 times at least at least through the cell for the treatment of is compared generation with untreated cell intensity.1.7 difference doubly is preferred, during genetic expression is measured 2 times or more times difference are most preferred.
A kind of method of the present invention relates to the gene expression profile of more various genes, to determine whether the people replys the use of therapeutical agent probably.Behind the gene expression profile of setting up respondent and non-responder's differentiation, each gene expression profile is fixed in the medium such as computer-readable medium, as mentioned below.Acquisition contains patient's sample of diseased cells (for example, for AML, the parent cell of green blood).Most preferably, this sample is the marrow sample, and extracts from patient's breastbone or iliac crest (iliac crest) according to ordinary method.Preferably, adopt ordinary method to carry out the marrow sucking-off, with the leukemic parent cell of enrichment.Then, obtain and amplification sample RNA from ill patient's cell, obtain the gene expression profile of the gene in the suitable gene bag, this preferably carries out (for big gene Bao Eryan) by microarray.Then with the express spectra of sample with analyzed the prognosis result before those compare.When a spot of gene was used in the gene bag, for example when using three gene profiles, simple nucleic acid amplification and detection scheme were the most preferred methods of measuring generegulation.In this case, can use other known amplification scheme of PCR, NASBA, rolling-circle replication, LCR and technician, wherein PCR is most preferred.When the gene bag comprised a large amount of genes or wish to measure multiple other expression of gene, it was preferred coming the evaluation form expression patterns according to the strength detection based on microarray mentioned above.
In a similar fashion, can carry out gene expression spectrum analysis reacts with monitor therapy.Aspect of this method, each stage during treating is applied to patient with the treatment of any appropriate therapies with gene expression analysis as indicated above.If gene expression pattern is consistent with positive result, then patient treatment is proceeded.If not so, then change treatment to the patient, as use other therapeutical agent, change dosage or cancel current treatment.This analysis makes can be before detectable clinical sign occurs, or in the face of otherwise intervene when being exactly ambiguous clinical sign and adjust treatment.
About molecular marked compound of the present invention, there are a lot of other form and methods to can be used for diagnostic uses.Methylating of genome area can influence gene expression dose.For example, but the supermethylation composing type ground down-regulation of gene expression of gene promoter region, and hypomethylation can cause the increase of steady-state mRNA level.Thereby, detect the alternative method that the methylate zone relevant with the gene of omen drug reaction, prognosis or state can be used as the diagnostic gene expression level.These class methods are well known to those skilled in the art.Additionally, the single nucleotide polymorphism (SNPs) that is present in promoter region also can influence the translation activity of gene.Therefore, detecting these SNPs by the known method of those skilled in the art also can be used as diagnosis and be used for detecting in difference and prejudge the differentially expressed gene of result.
Goods of the present invention are to can be used for treating, diagnose, predict, by stages and the otherwise representative of the gene expression profile of assess disease.Preferably, they are reduced to the medium that can read automatically, for example computer-readable media (magnetic, light, or the like).Described goods also can comprise the instruction of the gene expression profile that is used for assessing this media.For example, described goods can comprise CD ROM, and this CD ROM has the computer instruction of the gene expression profile that is used for comparison said gene bag.Described goods can also make gene expression profile be recorded in wherein with digital form, so that they can compare with the gene expression data from patient's sample.Perhaps, this express spectra can be with different manifestation records.Cluster (clustering) algorithm, from above-mentioned Partek, the swarm algorithm of " DISCOVERY " of Inc. and " INFER " software can be assisted visual these type of data well as incorporated.
Other goods of the present invention are the test kit that carries out said determination.Each this test kit preferably includes the specification sheets of people or machine-readable form and is used for the typical agents that described type is measured.These can for example comprise aforesaid, as to be configured to differentiate gene expression profile of the present invention nucleic acid array (for example cDNA or oligonucleotide array).They also can contain and are useful on the reagent that carries out nucleic acid amplification and detection, for example comprise reversed transcriptive enzyme, reversed transcriptive enzyme primer, corresponding PCR primer to, thermostable DNA polymerases such as Taq polysaccharase and the detection reagent that is fit to, such as but not limited to scorpion type (scorpion) probe, be used for probe, molecular beacon (beacon) probe, homogencous dyes primer that fluorescent probe measures or the fluorescence dye (as ethidium bromide) that is specific to double-stranded DNA.The test kit that is used to detect surface antigen contains coloring matter, or is based on antibody, the component that comprises for example for damping fluid, anti-antigenic antibody, detect enzyme and substrate, as the horse horseradish peroxidase or based on the reagent of vitamin H-avidin.The reagent constituents that is used to detect parent cell generally includes and is used to carry out flow cytometry method, parent cell and adheres to and measure and other common parent cell is measured reagent.
Conventional carcinostatic agent includes but not limited to tyrosine kinase inhibitor, MEK kinase inhibitor, P13K kinase inhibitor, map kinase inhibitor, apoptosis regulator and combination thereof.Wherein most preferred illustrative drug is " GLEEVEC " tyrosine kinase inhibitor, U-0126MAP kinase inhibitor, PD-098059MAP kinase inhibitor, SB-203580MAP kinase inhibitor and antisense nucleic acid, ribozyme and DNAzyme, Bcl-XL and the anti-apoptosis agent of Novartis.The example of the medicine that other is useful includes but not limited to United States Patent (USP) 6,306,897 calanolide; United States Patent (USP) 6,284, two lopps of 764 replacement; United States Patent (USP) 6,133,305 dihydroindolines; And the antisense oligonucleotide of United States Patent (USP) 6,271,210; Platinum complex such as cis-platinum or carboplatin, taxane compounds such as Paclitaxel or Docetaxel, camptothecine (camptothecin) compound such as Rinotecan (irinotecan) or Hycamtin (topotecan), antitumor vinca alkaloids such as vincaleucoblastine, vincristine(VCR) or vinorelbine (vinorelbine), antitumor nucleoside derivates such as 5 FU 5 fluorouracil, gemcitabine (gemcitabine) or capecitabine (capecitabine), mustargen or nitrosourea alkylating agent such as endoxan, Chlorambucil, carmustine, or lomustine, antitumor anthracycline derivative such as daunorubicin, Dx, or idarubicin; HER2 antibody such as trastzumab; And antitumor podophyllotoxin derivative such as Etoposide (etoposide) or teniposide (teniposide); And antiestrogen, comprise estrogen receptor antagon or selective estrogen receptor modulators, preferred Tamoxifen (tamoxifen), perhaps toremifene (droloxifene), droloxifene (droloxifene), faslodex and raloxifene (raloxifene), or aromatase inhibitor such as Exemestane (exemestane), Anastrozole (anastrozole), letrozole (letrazole) and vorozole (vorozole).
Carcinostatic agent also can comprise and relates to gene therapy or antisense therapy or RNA interferential therapeutical agent.These include but not limited to that sequence is complementary to the oligonucleotide of mRNA sequence, and it can be introduced into the translation of cell with blocking-up mRNA, thus the function of the gene of this mRNA of blocking-up coding.Use the oligonucleotide blocking gene to express and for example be described in Strachan and Read, HumanMolecular Genetics is in 1996.These antisense molecules can be the stable derivatives of the stable derivatives of DNA, DNA such as sulfo-phosphide or methylphosphonate, RNA, RNA as 2 '-O-alkyl RNA or other antisense oligonucleotide stand-in.Antisense molecule can be by microinjection, liposomes enclose or by being introduced into cell from the vector expression that carries antisense sequences.
In gene therapy, goal gene can be connected into virus vector, and they mediate treatment DNA transfer by infecting the acceptor host cell.The virus vector that is fit to comprises retrovirus, adenovirus, adeno-associated virus (AAV), simplexvirus, vaccinia virus, the scorching virus of marrow cinereum matter or the like.Perhaps, can will treat DNA by non-virus technology and shift into that cell is used for gene therapy, these technology comprise that employing part-DNA coupling or the receptor-mediated target DNA of adenovirus-part-DNA link coupled shift, the lipofection film merges or direct microinjection.These operations and variation thereof are suitable for exsomatizing and the vivo gene treatment.The molecular method scheme that is applicable to the gene therapy of gene is described in Gene Therapy Protocols, edited by Paul D.Robbins, Human press, Totowa NJ, 1996.
Can use separately with suitable dosage according to method compounds identified disclosed herein, this dosage is determined by routine test, so that obtain best inhibition or active minimized any genotoxic potential simultaneously.In addition, may want with common administration of other medicament or order administration.
The present invention further illustrates by following infinite embodiment.All documents that this paper quotes are all incorporated this paper by reference into.
The definition of clinical appraisal and reaction
Current research is the part of open label, polycentric, non-comparative 2 phases clinical study, the patient (Harousseau et al. (2003)) who wherein suffers from recurrence or refractory AML treats with Zarnestra, for initial continuous 21 days of each 28 day cycle, initial oral dosage is 600mg, twice of every day.The patient is divided into two groups: suffer from and recur AML's and suffer from refractory AML's.Treat 252 patients (135 recurrences with 117 refractories) altogether.Select 80 patients to provide the marrow sample to be used for the RNA microarray analysis, this is obtained individually the patient and agree.Total response rate is relatively low in this research.
Therefore, for the purpose of gene expression profile, to replying of Zarnestra be defined as the patient have objective response (alleviate [CR] fully, have the alleviation fully [CRp] of incomplete platelet recovery or partly alleviate [PR]), by the center observe or by the hematology that clinical scene is determined reply (the leukemia parent cell reduces greater than 50% in the marrow), by the center is observed and clinical scene is determined stable disease (not having progression of disease) but there is blood blood to reply.Alleviation fully with incomplete platelet recovery is defined similarly, only except the situation of platelet count less than 100,000/ μ L, is enough to guarantee blood transfusion independence.The part alleviation is defined as haematogonium at least 50% decline, and neutrophil leucocyte (>500/ μ L) and platelet count (>50,000/ μ L) with part are recovered.Replying to provide record to be confirmed after at least 4 weeks for the first time.
Sampling and microarray are handled
From gathering the marrow sample with the patient before the Zarnestra treatment, with phosphate buffered saline (PBS) (PBS) dilution, and use Ficoll-3, two (kharophen)-2,4 of 5-, 6-Triiodobenzoic acid salt (1.077g/mL) is centrifugal.With PBS washing white corpuscle twice, it is resuspended in the foetal calf serum (FBS) that contains 10% dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) (DMSO), and immediately-80 ℃ of preservations.Cell and adopt RNeasy Kit (Qiagen, Valencia CA) extract total RNA from cell sample thaws.Adopt Agilent Bioanalyzer to check the RNA quality.(Santa Clara, CA) scheme is carried out the synthetic of cDNA and cRNA according to Affymetrix.
Microarray is handled
If adopt one to take turns amplification, then for several samples, RNA output is too low and cRNA that can not obtain enough marks is used for chip hybridization, so carry out the two-wheeled linear amplification.For hybridizing, by at 40mM Tris-acetate, pH 8.1, hatch 35 minutes at 94 ℃ in 100mM potassium acetate and the 30mM magnesium acetate, to the cRNA random fragmentation of 11 μ g.Be set at the cRNA that makes fragmentation under 45 ℃ in the rotary baking box of 60rpm and U133A hybridization array 16 hours.After the hybridization, (with 6x SSPE and contain Triton X-100[0.005%] 0.5x SSPE) the washing array, and with streptavidin-phycoerythrin (SAPE that dyes; Molecular Probes, Eugene, OR).Quantitative employing Agilent G2500A GeneArray scanner to the probe of bonded mark carry out (Agilent Technologies, PaloAlto, CA).
The total fluorescence intensity of each array is normalized into unified value 600.Chip performance comes quantitatively by calculating signal/noise ratio (original signal/noise mean value)., then it is got rid of in further analyzing less than 5 as the fruit chip signal to noise ratio.In at least 10% chip, be regarded as " existence " as fruit gene, then they comprised in the into further analysis.According to these boundaries, remain 11,723 kinds of Affymetrix probe groups.By identify outlier and the normal distribution by analyzing gene intensity, the quality (Partek Pro V5.1) of coming further controlling gene expression data based on principle component analysis.
Statistical study
In order to identify the gene of replying, adopt the hundredths analysis with the hypersensitivity prediction.Identify and 40% non-responder contrast the gene that in 100% respondent, raises or reduce at least.Then chi square test and Student ' s t-check be used to that test patient is replied and patient's co-variation amount (comprising ras mutation status and genetic expression) between relevant significance.In Omniviz, carry out unsupervised k average and hierarchical clustering.Subsequently by staying one and stay five cross validation methods to analyze the predictive value of selected gene.Here, a kind of (or five kinds) sample is removed from data set, from 11,723 genes selectable marker once more.Then, adopt the predictive value of linear differential analysis to these genes of sample test of staying.Susceptibility is calculated as: the true positives number of detection adds false-negative summation divided by true positives.Specificity is calculated as: the true negative number of detection adds false-negative summation divided by true negative.Positive predictive value is calculated as: the true positives number is divided by true positives and false-positive number.Negative predictor is calculated as: the true negative number is divided by true negative and false-negative number.The positive likelihood ratio (likelihood ratio) of replying the patient of treatment deducts specificity for susceptibility divided by 1.Experimenter's characteristic working curve (ROC) is utilized for each sorter and selects suitable threshold, requires susceptibility 100%.The ROC diagnosis is each calculation of parameter susceptibility and specificity.
The real-time RT-PCR checking
The TaqMan real-time RT-PCR is used to check the microarray results of AHR and AKAP13 gene.For the RNA sample of each 1 μ g amplification, adopt T7 widow's (dT) primer and Superscript II reversed transcriptive enzyme to generate cDNA according to the explanation (Invitrogen) of manufacturers.Being used for the primer of AKAP13 gene and crt gene and MGB probe is Primer Express (Applied Biosystems) design, and be used for AHR gene and crt gene HPRT those can be used as Assays-on-Demand and obtain from ABI.Primer/the probe sequence that is used for AKAP13 is as follows: AKAP13 forward, 5 ' ggtcagatgtttgccaaggaa3 ' (SEQ ID NO:1); AKAP13 is reverse, 5 ' tcttcagaaacacactcccatc-3 ' (SEQ ID NO:2); The AKAP13 probe, 6FAM-tgaaacggaagaagcttgtA-3 ' (SEQ ID NO:3).
The all best after tested amplification efficiency of all primers and probe is more than 90%.Relative standard's curve is formed (in most of the cases, from 25ng to 2.5pg) by the HeLa cDNA of 5 extent of dilution (each 10 times).RT-PCR amplification mixture (25 μ L) contains 100ng template cDNA, 2x
Universal PC R mixture (master mix) (12.5 μ L; AppliedBiosystems), forward and reverse primer of 500nM and 250nM probe.Be reflected on the ABI PRISM7900HT sequential detector (Applied Biosystems) and carry out.Cycling condition is: at 50 ℃ of activation AmpErase UNG 2min, and at 95 ℃ of activated polymerization enzyme 10min, and 95 ℃ of 15sec of 50 cycle numbers and annealing temperature (59 ℃ or 60 ℃) 60sec.In each is measured, for goal gene and crt gene, typical curve and do not have the template contrast and included together with template cDNA, triplicate.The relative quantity of each gene is calculated based on typical curve, and proofreaies and correct with the amount of crt gene.The median variation coefficient (based on calculated amount) of three duplicate samples is 8%.Dependency between the template that employing is independently diluted from storing solution reruns is greater than 0.95.If double TaqMan experiment has shown reproducible results, then sample is only compared with microarray.
Clone is cultivated and AKAP13 crosses the mensuration of expression
AKAP13 carrier, oncoLBC and protoLBC and vehicle Control (pSRalpha-neo) obtain from Dr.Deniz Toksoz.Zheng et al. (1995).HL60 clone obtains from U.S. tissue culture collection institute (American Tissue Culture Collection), and it is incubated among the RPMI 1640 that contains 10%FBS.According to manufacturer specification, adopt Effectene reagent (Qiagen) with each carrier transient transfection cell, and placed 7 days down at G418 (600ug/mL).Then, (0,1.5,3.1,6.3,13,25,50,100,200,1000 and 10,000nM) adding is so that double cultivates (1.5 * 10 with various concentration with Zarnestra
5Cell/mL).At the 6th day pair cell counting.Cell counting is normalized to the culture that does not have medicine, to provide the per-cent of the control cells of living relatively.
The result
The express spectra of recurrence and refractory AML.
FTI is designed to suppress specifically the FTase activity at first, thus blocking-up oncogene ras approach.Therefore, we at first from 80 marrow DNA analysis of suffering from recurrence or the patient of refractory AML activation ras sudden change, and studied the ras sudden change and to the possible dependency between the replying of Zarnestra.Although 26% AML sample carries the N-ras sudden change, mutation status is not relevant with objective response or overall survival rate.Harousseau et al. (2003). therefore, we have carried out gene expression spectrum analysis and can be used for predicting the new mark that the FTI Zarnestra is replied with evaluation.Before with the Zarnestra treatment, obtain the marrow sample from 80 patients and be used for gene expression analysis.Table 1 has shown patient information.
Table 1. patient information
*The stable disease (SD) of after independent studies person confirms, just being included only.
The HI=hematology is improved
CR=replys fully
PR=partly replys
The NR=no response
58 parts in 80 duplicate samples have been experienced quality control survey, have comprised RNA quality and chip performance.Between all the other patients of these 58 patients and this clinical study colony, produce risk factor, baseline values parent cell counting at age, sex AML kind (recurrence or refractory), cell, reply and the overall survival rate aspect do not have marked difference.
Table 2
Gene expression data and clinical information are integrated, and carried out retrospective analysis to identify the gene that can respondent and non-responder be separated with high-level susceptibility.These data are several screening steps of experience before differentiating differentially expressed gene.At first, remove the gene of at least 10% sample, not expressing.This reduces to 11,723 genes with number gene from about 22,000.Do not analyze for there being supervision, also get rid of in data centralization and show expression unconverted substantially gene (spreading all over all samples variation coefficient<45%), and the percentage point stdn is used for remaining 5,728 genes.In this stage, carry out unsupervised k mean cluster analysis, so that identify any difference between them based on patient's whole gene expression profile.Six the main patient groups that adopted this technical evaluation.Between respondent and non-responder, do not observe breach (Fig. 1).Have only the minority gene may be relevant with the antitumous effect of FTIs, for example, the differential expression that might relate to the biological individual gene of FTI influences clinical response, and this may be covered by the noise that other 11,722 gene is introduced.
Discriminating differentially expressed gene between respondent and non-responder
Secondly, we adopt gene expression data to carry out supervision and analyze, to identify differentially expressed gene between all respondents and at least 40% non-responder.Can be selected these standards, so that identify the measurable gene of replying Zarnestra with the susceptibility of possible highest level.From 11,723 genes, identify except altogether 19 can and in the t-test, provide the gene of significant P value, (more details are referring to table 3 and table 10) with respondent and non-responder's classification.These genes comprise and relate to that signal transduction, apoptosis, cell proliferation, tumour take place and FTI biology (ARHH, AKAP13, those genes IL3RA) possibly.
19 oligogenes that table 3 prediction is replied Zarnestra and analytical results
The real-time RT-PCR conclusive evidence of gene marker
In order to examine the microarray gene expression data, cDNA is carried out the TaqMan real-time RT-PCR, wherein this cDNA is used to produce the target cRNA of the mark that is used for microarray hybridization.Selected two genes to be used to examine gene expression data.Select AHR and AKAP13 gene to be because these gene pairss respondent produces the specificity of highest level.For AHR, relation conefficient is 0.74, and for AKAP13, relation conefficient is 0.94, and this shows and can confirm microarray data (Fig. 2) by PCR.
Evaluation is as the AKAP13 gene of drug-resistance marker's thing
AKAP13 was expression among the patient that Zarnestra is failed to respond to any medical treatment.Adopt leaving-one method cross validation (LOOCV; Fig. 3 A) 58 samples has been calculated the predictor of this gene.AKAP13 genetic expression has been predicted no response with 96% negative predictive value (NPV), and low expression level is with 43% positive predictive value (PPV) (χ 2=13.7; P=0.0022) mediated and replied.Overall diagnosis accuracy is 69%, and the positive likelihood ratio of replying is 2.4.Therefore, based on the classificationization of AKAP13 genetic expression to this patient colony, with response rate from whole group 24% (14/58) increase in the low patient of expression of this gene 43% (13/30).The expression values of AKAP13 gene in each patient is presented among Fig. 3 B.When analyzing survival rate by the Kaplan-Meier analytical method, the low patient's who expresses of this gene intermediate value survival rate is 90 days, than the long (P=0.008 of the patient with high expression level; Fig. 3 C).
Identify the minimal set of 3 gene markers
LOOCV is used to the Candidate Set of identified gene mark, and these gene markers can be predicted replying Zarnestra with the accuracy higher than independent AKAP13.Set up sorter based on t check P value with the gene that increases number, and the error rate that adopts LOOCV to calculate this sorter keeps simultaneously predicting that the susceptibility of replying is at 100% (Fig. 4 A).
3 gene sorters can be replied (Fig. 4 A) with minimum error rate prediction.Also observe this point when staying five method cross validations.When adding more polygene, error rate increases, and shows that episome introduced noise to this sorter.For this 3 gene separating method, LOOCV shows: overall diagnosis accuracy be 74% and positive likelihood ratio be to have 94% NPV and 48% PPV at 2.9 o'clock.The associating expression values of this 3 gene is presented among Fig. 4 C among each patient.Therefore, concerning patient group, be 48% (12/25) to the response rate of Zarnestra, and be 24% (14/58) in this patient group with this genetic marker.
Adopt this 3 genetic marker (AHR, AKAP13 and MINA53), Kaplan-Meier analyzes once more and shows: the significant difference (Fig. 4 D) that has survival rate between respondent group who predicts and non-responder group.Compare with 31 patients that correctly are categorized as the non-responder, 13 patients that are categorized as the respondent improperly have better overall survival rate (Fig. 5).What is interesting is that 2 patients that mistake is divided into the non-responder only show the hematology improvement, and the overall survival time is relatively lacked (71,87 days).
AKAP13 cross to express increases among the AML resistance to Zarnestra.
The AKAP13 gene is to the most reliable mark of Zarnestra resistance.Therefore, we cross variant oncoLBC and the protoLBC that expresses this gene in HL60 clone, study its participation in FTI biology.Test the susceptibility of transient transfection then to Zarnestra.In this AML clone model, compare with control cells, cross the expressing of two kinds of AKAP13 variants cause near 20 times to the drug-fast increase of Zarnestra (Fig. 3).Curve is parallel compared with the control to move to right greater than 1 log unit from killing, and LBC oncogene and proto oncogene all increase resistance to Zarnestra with identical degree.
Discuss
Two groups have identified the gene expression profile of the adult AML of new diagnosis recently, and they can be used for predicting clinical effectiveness.Bullinger?et?al.(2004);and?Valk?et?al.(2004)。These express spectras it seems than current use prejudge mark such as caryogram is more effective.In addition, predict that the express spectra that anticancer compound (comprising standard chemotherapeutics and new selectivity carcinostatic agent) is replied is found (Chang et al. (2003); Okutsu et al. (2002); And Cheok et al. (2003)).Hofmann?et?al.(2002);and?McLean?et?al.(2004)。Similarly, with the patient the relevant pharmacogenetics spectrum of replying of tyrosine kinase inhibitor Gefitinib is found recently.Paez et al. (2004) and Lynch et al. (2004).In this research, the nonsmall-cell lung cancer patient subgroups has activation sudden change in the target EGF-R ELISA, and this sudden change is relevant with clinical response to this targeted therapy.
In the 2 phases research to the recurrence and the AML patient of refractory, we have identified the gene expression profile of predicting new farnesyl transferase inhibitor Zarnestra of replying.This compounds is just demonstrating at treatment haematological malignancies (Karp et al. (2001); Kurzrock et al. (2004); Alsina et al. (2003); Cortes et al. (2003); And Thomas et al. (2001)) and the prospect in the neurospongioma of noumenal tumour such as mammary cancer (Johnston et al. (2003)) and recurrent.Brunner?et?al.(2003)。Yet, although clinical response show, need day by day to be tested and appraised that most probable is replied medicine and therefore be that patient for the best experimenter of treatment customizes treatment.In addition, although ras is considered to the main target of this class medicine, several clinical studyes have confirmed that they may not be in the colony with high frequency ras sudden change effectively.Van Cutsem et al. (2004); And Rao et al. (2004).
Several gene markers of replying that might predict Zarnestra have been identified.These mark subclass are all predicted drug responses, and also think and might relate to FTI biology.One of best candidate thing of discovering from microarray is lymphocyte acute change (lymphoid blastcrisis) oncogene (oncoLBC or AKAP13).This gene plays Rho albumen guanylic acid exchange factor (Zheng et al. (1995)) and protein kinase A anchorin.Carr?et?al.(1991)。AKAP13 contains with the zone that comes from the helicoidal structure territory, and this helicoidal structure territory is known to interact with lamin B.Foisner?et?al.(1991)。This combination can cause lamin B to activate by protein kinase A, therefore increases mitogen activation.RhoB and lamin B are farnesylations, and are candidate's targets of FTIs.AKAP13 or proto-oncogene are because its 3 ' terminal disappearance causes cell transformation.Sterpetti?et?al.(1999)。Although it is to identify from the patient who suffers from chronic myelocytic leukemia at first, its expression is not recorded among the AML.
To several such viewpoints of evaluation support that may relate to the biological gene of FTI (ARHH, AKAP13IL3RA), i.e. the interaction of a plurality of approach can influence the function (Fig. 7) of FTIs in this AML patient group.These genes and several farnesylation protein-interactings that comprise ras, rho and possible lamin B.Rho albumen is the possible important antitumorgienesis target of FTIs.Sahai et al. (2002); With Lancet et al. (2003).RhoB, RhoA and RhoC have been considered to cross in the broad variety cancer and have expressed.Sahai?et?al.(2002)。In addition, RhoH (ARHH) usually resets in the tumour of spinal cord origin, and this rearrangement can cause it to cross expression.Pasqualucci?et?al.(2001)。Although most these Rho albumen are imperial ox Ji Longniu baseizations (geranygeranylated), closely interact mutually and with ras, RhoE and the little GTPase of RhoB of farnesylation between them.Sahai et al. (2002) and Li et al. (2002).In addition, confirmed that RhoH, RhoB and RhoE can act on the conversion capability of RhoA and RhoG in the antagonism mode.Li?et?al.(2002)。Guanylic acid exchange factor lymphocyte sudden turn of events oncogene (AKAP13) increases the activity of RhoA, and the activity that may also have other relevant little GTPase.Sterpetti et al. (1999); With Toksoz et al. (1994).In addition, AKAP13 can activate the nuclear lamina protein B by protein kinase A increases mitogen activation.Foisner?et?al.(1991)。IL3 receptor activation ras approach, this also is known.Testa?et?al.(2004)。This, as shown in Figure 7, the minimizing that the activity of IL3RA and AKAP13 increases and RhoH expresses can cause the transformant feature that increases.This may make the leukemia parent cell can overcome the anti-tumorigenesis effect of FTIs by compensation approach.On the contrary, when IL3RA and the low expression of AKAP13, and the active increase of RhoH, FTIs may be more effective in these approach of blocking-up.
At last, we confirm: the IC50 that expresses HL60AML clone that crosses of AKAP13 (oncoLBC and protoLBC variant) increases about 20 times.This shows that it is drug-fast correlating markings thing that crossing of AKAP13 expressed, and it may be the useful alternative drug targets of patient that Zarnestra is failed to respond to any medical treatment simultaneously.
Generally speaking, our discovery makes it possible to develop the diagnostic assay based on genetic expression, is hopeful to reply the patient of Zarnestra with evaluation.This information can be used for improving the direct treatment to the patient group who is fit to.Adopt survival rate as golden standard, this genetic marker has been predicted replying for the treatment of, and this can not predict by adopting conventional clinical response standard.Perhaps, this has proposed a problem: be used to predict treatment is replied to FTI this genetic marker whether also have with the FTI treatment irrelevant prejudge value.The mark of in the new diagnosis AML patient of conventional chemotherapy treatment, having identified before therefore, we have estimated of prejudging.Bullinger?et?al.(2004)。Although this mark has shown the application in current patient group, our 3 genetic markers further carry out layering to these bad organizing with good prejudging, and hold itself out to be the prediction thing that FTIs is replied.
Analyze AML and prejudge genetic marker
This 3 genetic marker can be independent of medication therapy type prediction prognosis.For this being confirmed we have at first estimated recently at genes identified presentation markup in the new diagnosis AML patient of conventional chemotherapy treatment.Bullinger?et?al.(2004)。Adopt the cDNA array to define this mark, so we are at first with these genes and the probe coupling that is present on the Affymetrix gene chip.In 133 predictability genes that people such as Bullinger identify, 167 probe groups (corresponding to 103 unique genes) and Affymetrix U133A chip coupling.3 genes identifying in our present analysis are not present in people's such as Bullinger 133 list of genes.SEQID NOs: be presented in the table 4.Adopt this 167 probe groups to define two main patient's groups (Fig. 8 A) by hierarchical clustering.Kaplan-Meier analyze to show these cluster evident layers turn to patient with good and bad prognosis (Fig. 8 B, p=0.000003).Therefore, this 133 gene prognostic markers subclass of our data acknowledgement Bullinger et al. (2004) evaluation also can be used for recurrence and refractory patient group.Thereby this shows that the prognosis gene profile is reliable surprisingly in different microarray platforms and different AML kind.
Cluster by this prognosis genetic marker definition does not have significantly more and respondent.Yet when these Zarnestra 3 genetic markers were used to this good and bad prognosis group, the patient who replys Zarnestra was by further from two prognosis component layers (Fig. 8 C).Therefore, this 3 genetic marker is marked with independent utility to prejudging, and it is specific to the FTI treatment in this patient group.
The definition of clinical appraisal and reaction
Current research is open label, polycentric, non-comparative 2 phases clinical study, inhibiting validity of survey procedure farnesyl transferase enzyme and security, wherein Zarnestra in AML as single medicament administration, for initial 21 days of each 28 day cycle, initial oral dosage is 600mg, twice of every day.The experimenter is divided into two groups: suffer from and recur AML's and suffer from refractory AML's.Treat 252 patients (135 recurrences with 117 refractories) altogether.Purpose for gene expression profile, replying of Zarnestra is defined as: the patient has objective response (CR, CRp, or PR) (as mentioned above), or the patient shows confirmed stable disease, or by the center observe or follow-up period between the hematology blood determined of clinical scene whenever reply (the leukemia parent cell reduces>50%).
Sampling and microarray are handled
Obtain all samples from the patient, these patients agree described processing and analysis.Gather the marrow sample with before the Zarnestra treatment from the patient, with the PBS dilution and use Ficoll-3,5-pair of (kharophen)-2,4,6-Triiodobenzoic acid salt (1.077g/mL) is centrifugal.With PBS washing white corpuscle twice, be resuspended among the FBS that contains 10% dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) (DMSO), and immediately-80 ℃ of preservations.The cell that thaws, and (Qiagen, Valencia CA) extract total RNA from cell sample to adopt RNeasy Kit.Adopt Agilent Bioanalyzer to check the RNA quality.(Santa Clara, CA) scheme is carried out the synthetic of cDNA and cRNA according to Affymetrix.If adopt one to take turns amplification, then for several samples, RNA output is too low and cRNA that can not obtain enough marks is used for chip hybridization, so carry out the two-wheeled linear amplification.
For hybridization, the cRNA of 11 μ g is come random fragmentation hatching 35min under 94 ℃ in 40mM Tris-acetate pH8.1,100mM potassium acetate and 30mM magnesium acetate.In being set at the rotary oven of 60rpm under 45 ℃, the cRNA of fragmentation and U133A hybridization array 16h.After the hybridization, (with 6x SSPE and contain Triton X-100[0.005%] 0.5x SSPE) the washing array, and dye with streptavidin-phycoerythrin.Quantitative employing Agilent G2500A GeneArray scanner to the probe of bonded mark carry out (Agilent Technologies, Palo Alto, CA).
The total fluorescence intensity of each array is normalized into unified value 600.Come quantitative chip performance by calculating signal/noise ratio (original signal/noise mean value)., then it is got rid of in further analyzing less than 5 as the fruit chip signal to noise ratio.In at least 10% chip, be regarded as " existence " as fruit gene, then they be included in the further analysis.According to these boundaries, remain about 12, the 000Affymetrix probe groups.By identify outlier and the normal distribution (Partek Pro V5.1) by analyzing gene intensity, the quality of coming further controlling gene expression data based on principle component analysis.
Statistical study
In Omniviz, carry out unsupervised hierarchical clustering and cluster.Adopting S-Plus to carry out Kaplan-Meier analyzes.
The prognostic markers of identifying in newborn AML can be used for recurrence and refractory patient.
The adult AML patient's of new diagnosis gene expression profile described in two pieces of articles of delivering recently, and the purposes in the prediction clinical effectiveness.Bullinger et al. (2004); With Valk et al. (2004).We adopt Affymetrix U133A gene chip to analyze 58 express spectras of suffering from of suffering from recurrence and refractory AML.In 133 predictability genes that people such as Bullinger identify, 167 probe groups (corresponding to 103 unique genes) on the U133A chip, have been identified.Bullinger?et?al.(2004)。This 167 probe groups is listed in the sequence list, and specified SEQ ID NOs is presented in the table 4.
Adopt this 167 probe groups to define two main patient's groups (Figure 10 A) by hierarchical clustering.Kaplan-Meier analyze to show these clusters obviously be divided into patient with good and poor prognosis (Figure 10 B, p=0.0000219).Therefore, 103 subclass of this 133 gene prognostic markers of our data acknowledgement Bullinger et al. (2004) evaluation also can be used for recurrence and refractory patient group.Table 4.Thereby this shows prejudges gene profile in different microarray platforms, different AML kind and reliable surprisingly for different treatment algorithms.
Table 4
SEQ?ID?NO | | Cluster | 2 averages | Ratio | The |
44 | 2.101613636 | 0.980102944 | 2.144278466 | |
|
51 | 1.574545244 | 0.899302214 | 1.750852182 | Raise | |
52 | 2.459568465 | 1.161727897 | 2.117163987 | Raise | |
55 | 1.752902097 | 0.968494897 | 1.809923937 | |
|
56 | 2.395730325 | 0.72630844 | 3.298502667 | Raise | |
68 | 1.319861385 | 1.36567127 | 0.96645614 | |
|
76 | 1.269874887 | 1.430330507 | 0.8878192 | Downward modulation | |
90 | 0.986377684 | 1.432950683 | 0.688354244 | Downward modulation | |
91 | 1.177005842 | 1.428309412 | 0.824055231 | Downward modulation | |
93 | 1.095239589 | 0.99028255 | 1.105986962 | Raise | |
104 | 1.798024918 | 0.806182842 | 2.230294202 | Raise | |
108 | 5.041411016 | 0.60238936 | 8.369024013 | Raise | |
111 | 1.159807609 | 1.639962342 | 0.707216001 | Downward modulation | |
114 | 1.300310388 | 1.324114868 | 0.982022345 | |
|
115 | 1.342190037 | 2.306688065 | 0.581868896 | Downward modulation | |
116 | 1.320735142 | 1.367135334 | 0.966060279 | Downward modulation | |
118 | 3.891659096 | 1.14773151 | 3.390739962 | Raise | |
119 | 1.519690498 | 1.219697115 | 1.245957278 | Raise | |
120 | 1.328167684 | 1.250925424 | 1.061748094 | Raise | |
124 | 4.052024058 | 0.844109372 | 4.800354307 | Raise | |
128 | 2.091653255 | 0.964077201 | 2.169591038 | Raise | |
129 | 1.991638259 | 1.045332875 | 1.905267027 | Raise | |
130 | 2.231280889 | 0.889145566 | 2.509466362 | Raise | |
131 | 1.815199475 | 0.992602441 | 1.828727596 | Raise | |
142 | 1.3198052 | 1.283492456 | 1.028292136 | Raise | |
143 | 2.222738653 | 0.801693589 | 2.772553857 | Raise | |
144 | 1.591280353 | 1.037860182 | 1.533231913 | Raise | |
147 | 1.050088807 | 1.267434876 | 0.828515 | Downward modulation | |
148 | 1.07046517 | 1.621321185 | 0.660242511 | Downward modulation |
150 | 1.768390061 | 0.83169323 | 2.126252803 | Raise |
153 | 1.253048826 | 1.17309932 | 1.068152376 | Raise |
157 | 1.24240959 | 1.057597528 | 1.174747063 | |
158 | 1.039468561 | 1.565715718 | 0.663893546 | Downward modulation |
159 | 0.897290104 | 2.462204436 | 0.364425509 | Downward modulation |
160 | 2.042794407 | 1.039120916 | 1.965887103 | Raise |
161 | 2.935364557 | 1.109613717 | 2.645393178 | Raise |
167 | 0.771931017 | 1.585630652 | 0.486829021 | Downward modulation |
174 | 1.206470925 | 1.279664724 | 0.942802363 | |
200 | 1.099482264 | 1.491611294 | 0.737110445 | Downward modulation |
207 | 4.901329448 | 0.871582063 | 5.623485909 | Raise |
208 | 2.346190152 | 0.930016604 | 2.522740069 | Raise |
211 | 0.774893647 | 2.117870914 | 0.365883323 | Downward modulation |
212 | 8.626480573 | 0.518118436 | 16.64963061 | Raise |
220 | 2.002466652 | 2.360710711 | 0.84824737 | Downward modulation |
221 | 1.031573096 | 1.410790966 | 0.731201943 | Downward modulation |
222 | 1.236611762 | 1.579356606 | 0.782984512 | Downward modulation |
224 | 4.252841813 | 1.038446727 | 4.095387566 | Raise |
227 | 2.330630017 | 0.740455045 | 3.147564506 | Raise |
229 | 1.271065192 | 1.275443314 | 0.996567372 | Downward modulation |
230 | 4.079291876 | 0.770236845 | 5.296152606 | Raise |
231 | 1.613398862 | 1.053542946 | 1.531403032 | |
234 | 2.462533188 | 0.694618451 | 3.54515948 | Raise |
235 | 1.736866874 | 1.312450625 | 1.323376926 | Raise |
236 | 0.973964566 | 1.442647881 | 0.675122862 | Downward modulation |
237 | 2.146894817 | 1.117648799 | 1.920902898 | Raise |
238 | 1.121767102 | 1.496868758 | 0.749409122 | Downward modulation |
241 | 1.09122088 | 1.120796083 | 0.973612325 | Downward modulation |
243 | 1.563910635 | 1.102945516 | 1.417940063 | Raise |
244 | 1.473673649 | 1.474149259 | 0.999677367 | Downward modulation |
245 | 1.148794849 | 1.399237842 | 0.821014709 | Downward modulation |
246 | 1.350310245 | 1.327639719 | 1.017075812 | Raise |
249 | 1.44906906 | 1.424150806 | 1.017496921 | Raise |
256 | 1.790625889 | 1.255091645 | 1.426689354 | Raise |
260 | 1.423005429 | 1.45961841 | 0.97491606 | Downward modulation |
262 | 1.09603256 | 1.181485007 | 0.927673693 | Downward modulation |
263 | 1.125580943 | 1.178287994 | 0.955268108 | Downward modulation |
264 | 0.891946685 | 1.753005455 | 0.508809988 | Downward modulation |
265 | 1.2942793 | 2.776461422 | 0.466161456 | Downward modulation |
277 | 1.102290438 | 1.391074208 | 0.792402326 | Downward modulation |
278 | 1.186998217 | 2.302906551 | 0.515434817 | Downward modulation |
281 | 0.79821098 | 1.919103099 | 0.415929181 | Downward modulation |
288 | 1.236023874 | 1.187331666 | 1.041009778 | Raise |
301 | 1.087313678 | 1.212772631 | 0.896551959 | Downward modulation |
303 | 1.820970134 | 1.219911387 | 1.492706891 | Raise |
306 | 0.893432913 | 1.529980396 | 0.583950563 | Downward modulation |
310 | 1.076214323 | 1.702252048 | 0.632229713 | Downward modulation |
314 | 1.407137316 | 1.229815501 | 1.144185705 | Raise |
315 | 2.943883289 | 0.906317573 | 3.248180746 | Raise |
316 | 1.666394606 | 0.87032571 | 1.914679281 | Raise |
340 | 1.499937462 | 0.921725287 | 1.627315083 | Raise |
346 | 1.035229803 | 1.508152041 | 0.686422705 | Downward modulation |
347 | 1.317050838 | 1.350558887 | 0.975189495 | Downward modulation |
348 | 1.481608791 | 1.161107338 | 1.276030856 | Raise |
351 | 1.177285398 | 1.293627618 | 0.910065139 | Downward modulation |
352 | 1.328716012 | 1.354505535 | 0.980960194 | Downward modulation |
353 | 1.245636653 | 1.388354047 | 0.897203891 | Downward modulation |
354 | 1.057630522 | 1.407147783 | 0.751612968 | Downward modulation |
355 | 1.394737541 | 1.22633541 | 1.137321429 | Raise |
356 | 1.194410314 | 1.007530697 | 1.185482803 | Raise |
359 | 1.653993358 | 1.201194991 | 1.37695659 | Raise |
361 | 1.318561503 | 1.233384342 | 1.069059707 | Raise |
364 | 1.045812959 | 1.463795973 | 0.714452682 | Downward modulation |
365 | 1.721871636 | 1.213128563 | 1.419364517 | Raise |
366 | 1.437978693 | 1.211203408 | 1.18723138 | Raise |
369 | 1.480402866 | 1.289306967 | 1.148215983 | Raise |
373 | 1.750186104 | 1.199777316 | 1.458759122 | Raise |
379 | 1.987020453 | 2.331667877 | 0.852188458 | Downward modulation |
383 | 1.419274906 | 1.587359923 | 0.894110331 | Downward modulation |
385 | 1.412275401 | 1.410313065 | 1.001391419 | Raise |
387 | 1.339345508 | 1.331753924 | 1.005700441 | Raise |
395 | 1.747595879 | 1.473302004 | 1.186176272 | Raise |
401 | 1.237925661 | 1.240617377 | 0.997830341 | Downward modulation |
404 | 1.176676928 | 1.14697739 | 1.025893743 | Raise |
407 | 1.256304659 | 1.357899094 | 0.925182633 | Downward modulation |
415 | 2.013680769 | 0.801461983 | 2.512509405 | Raise |
418 | 1.405740421 | 1.158990553 | 1.212900673 | Raise |
423 | 1.346444485 | 1.136343796 | 1.184891835 | Raise |
426 | 9.592759013 | 1.560596128 | 6.146855576 | Raise |
430 | 1.768393033 | 1.23257422 | 1.434715252 | Raise |
437 | 1.40453464 | 1.860231401 | 0.755032218 | Downward modulation |
438 | 1.673447728 | 3.930927905 | 0.425713157 | Downward modulation |
445 | 1.283792446 | 1.501667999 | 0.85491097 | Downward modulation |
446 | 1.214492279 | 1.091382628 | 1.11280155 | Raise |
448 | 1.561740275 | 1.228333636 | 1.271430033 | Raise |
450 | 1.734251715 | 1.844252606 | 0.940354759 | Downward modulation |
452 | 1.408580649 | 1.582858413 | 0.889896807 | Downward modulation |
453 | 1.1383915 | 1.741970797 | 0.653507798 | Downward modulation |
454 | 1.079716972 | 1.450127515 | 0.744566917 | Downward modulation |
457 | 1.783529874 | 1.314108612 | 1.357216487 | Raise |
460 | 1.136773942 | 1.003606776 | 1.132688588 | Raise |
462 | 1.220645614 | 1.113413039 | 1.096309789 | Raise |
466 | 1.183017496 | 1.211183566 | 0.976745003 | Downward modulation |
467 | 1.113306085 | 1.067417158 | 1.042990621 | Raise |
469 | 1.211346488 | 1.1871952 | 1.020343148 | Raise |
484 | 0.998901987 | 1.654269584 | 0.60383265 | Downward modulation |
485 | 1.133736575 | 1.914231031 | 0.592267368 | Downward modulation |
489 | 1.412382921 | 1.384849519 | 1.019881873 | Raise |
493 | 3.988440713 | 0.965026485 | 4.132985753 | Raise |
495 | 1.187128423 | 1.462785203 | 0.81155348 | Downward modulation |
498 | 3.691405839 | 0.765303503 | 4.823453473 | Raise |
499 | 2.216130138 | 0.848821568 | 2.610831558 | Raise |
507 | 2.199861346 | 0.773086467 | 2.845556663 | Raise |
520 | 1.67633492 | 1.194585675 | 1.403277265 | Raise |
524 | 7.743976211 | 0.841225224 | 9.205592025 | Raise |
529 | 2.591731743 | 1.08342825 | 2.392158173 | Raise |
530 | 1.273363236 | 1.097292728 | 1.160459013 | Raise |
535 | 1.095879149 | 1.302490014 | 0.8413724 | Downward modulation |
546 | 0.987046127 | 2.124625445 | 0.464574181 | Downward modulation |
550 | 2.103990301 | 0.929475745 | 2.263631205 | Raise |
555 | 1.439273076 | 1.211738853 | 1.187774967 | Raise |
557 | 1.121983318 | 1.251788385 | 0.896304305 | Downward modulation |
559 | 1.197910138 | 1.34693432 | 0.889360468 | Downward modulation |
560 | 1.144102989 | 1.261720239 | 0.906780246 | Downward modulation |
565 | 1.078544278 | 1.162115183 | 0.928087244 | Downward modulation |
568 | 1.46401688 | 0.960152377 | 1.524775561 | Raise |
569 | 1.262437604 | 1.105379077 | 1.142085669 | Raise |
585 | 1.349621283 | 1.10729713 | 1.218842935 | Raise |
590 | 1.203037349 | 1.068047506 | 1.126389361 | Raise |
609 | 1.395352279 | 1.172354292 | 1.190213819 | Raise |
624 | 1.131210862 | 1.399636303 | 0.80821772 | Downward modulation |
630 | 0.859929427 | 1.37477642 | 0.625504929 | Downward modulation |
637 | 0.72293765 | 2.343345902 | 0.308506588 | Downward modulation |
641 | 1.340847351 | 1.601484153 | 0.837252962 | Downward modulation |
?656 | 1.259818484 | 1.213892186 | 1.037833918 | Raise |
?658 | 0.60640428 | 2.092078796 | 0.289857285 | Downward modulation |
?659 | 1.099549227 | 1.166865002 | 0.942310572 | Downward modulation |
?665 | 1.615399946 | 1.733324276 | 0.931966378 | Downward modulation |
?684 | 0.734401434 | 2.496195783 | 0.294208267 | Downward modulation |
?685 | 2.158835355 | 0.765517273 | 2.82010012 | Raise |
?686 | 0.957971846 | 1.386779118 | 0.690789061 | Downward modulation |
?687 | 0.982131268 | 1.162818279 | 0.844612856 | Downward modulation |
?690 | 2.421692274 | 0.791473723 | 3.059725425 | Raise |
?691 | 1.268020946 | 0.973474927 | 1.302571757 | Raise |
?692 | 1.054213523 | 1.147045848 | 0.91906834 | Downward modulation |
?693 | 1.251020003 | 1.271391137 | 0.983977288 | Downward modulation |
?694 | 1.122443987 | 1.153661375 | 0.972940597 | Downward modulation |
?696 | 1.301034813 | 1.029185966 | 1.264139675 | Raise |
This prognostic markers has nothing to do with 3 genetic markers that prediction is replied Zarnestra.
We have identified the genetic marker (AHR, AKAP13, MINA53) that prediction is replied Zarnestra in recurrence and refractory AML patient.These genes the patient can be categorized as have good and poor prognosis as a result group (Figure 11 B, p=0.002).Produced such query: this genetic marker is to predict replying that FTI treats, and still only identifies the patient with general good prognosis.When this 3 genetic marker is used to good and during the poor prognosis group, the respondent by further from this prognosis group categories (Figure 11 C, p=0.000003).After adopting these two kinds of genetic markers, Zarnestra is not produced the patient group who replys and have a poor prognosis tangible classification, this with the treatment type irrelevant (Figure 11 D, p=0.0000005).Therefore as if, this 3 genetic marker is independent of the mark of having identified of prejudging, and it is specific to the FTI treatment in this patient group.Thereby we think that this prognostic markers perhaps can unite use with drug specificity mark (as Zarnestra prediction spectrum), are used for managing patient treatment better.
Evaluation is differentially expressed gene between respondent and non-responder's (not comprising the stable disease patient)
From this is analyzed, remove 4 patients, have stable disease because they are classified as, and these patients can not be defined as respondent or non-responder clearly.Comprise stable disease patient into may be used for selecting relevant and deviation occurs with prognosis with the analysis of the irrelevant gene of pharmacological agent.This causes 10 respondents and 44 non-responder's contrasts.Selected gene requires the specificity of demonstration 40% and 2.0 minimum average B configuration to change multiple.Can select following standard for use, described standard makes and can identify the gene that prediction can be replied Zarnestra with the susceptibility of possible highest level.Identified 8 genes altogether from 11,723 genes, these 8 genes can be classified by (table 5) to respondent and non-responder, and provide significant P value (P<0.05) in the t check.These genes comprise and relate to signal transduction, apoptosis, cell proliferation, tumour generation and may relate to biological those genes of FTI.AKAP13 is the most reliable mark.
Then, we are devoted to identify the minimal set with the gene of the diagnosis accuracy that offers the best from these 8 selected genes.Based on the AUC value, set up sorter with the gene that increases number from the analysis of recipient's operating characteristic, and adopt LOOCV to calculate the error rate of these sorters, the susceptibility that keeps prediction to reply is that 100% (Figure 12 is a) simultaneously.AKAP13 gene sorter can reply that (Figure 12 a) less than the prediction of 40% lowest error.When being used for this sorter greater than 2 genes, error rate is increased to and surpasses 50%.For AKAP13, it is 63% that LOOCV is presented at overall diagnosis accuracy, and positive likelihood ratio is to have 93% NPV and 31% PPV (Figure 12 b) at 2.0 o'clock.The expression values of AKAP13 is presented among Figure 12 c among each patient.Therefore, concerning having patient's group that low AKAP13 expresses, be 31% (8/26) to the response rate of Zarnestra, and be 18% (10/54) in current patient group.Adopt the AKAP13 gene, Kaplan-Meier analyzes and shows that there is significant difference (Figure 12 d) in survival rate between respondent's group of predicting and non-responder's group.
Table 5 is predicted the tabulation of 8 oligogenes that Zarnestra is replied
?SEQ?ID?NO: | Symbol | AUC | Change multiple | The P value | Functional description |
309 | AKAP13 | 0.830 | 0.491 | 0.00007 | Signal in the cell, knurl takes place |
151 | AHR | 0.807 | 0.446 | 0.00019 | Signal transduction, apoptosis |
222 | SCAP2 | 0.777 | 0.431 | 0.00007 | Signal transduction |
496 | NPTX2 | 0.738 | 0.115 | 0.02934 | Cell adhesion |
451 | BAT1 | 0.725 | 0.458 | 0.00097 | Cell biological is synthetic |
272 | IL3RA | 0.705 | 0.375 | 0.00226 | Receptor signal |
411 | IDS | 0.645 | 0.395 | 0.00069 | Metabolism |
280 | P2RY14 | 0.627 | 0.369 | 0.00145 | Signal transduction |
The area under curve that AUC=analyzes from recipient's operating characteristic.This is the indication of overall diagnosis accuracy.
Can prediction suffer from the patient of new diagnosing acute myelomatosis to Zarnestra
(
R115777) the gene expression profile of replying.
Zarnestra (
R115777) be proved in suffering from the patient of blood disease and have clinical response.Although the arrestin farnesylation is significant feature mechanism (MOA), farnesyl inhibition level is not the reliable pharmacodynamics mark of replying, and does not know that what genetic marker can be used to prediction and replys yet.Design this research likely and be intended to identify potential genetic marker and presentation markup, these genetic markers and presentation markup may substitute the predictor of replying Zarnestra in acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient.In the low risk patient of the AML that suffers from new diagnosis, collect marrow sample and analyzing gene express spectra from 2 phase of the single armed clinical study of Zarnestra.Lancet?et?al.(2004)。Altogether, before Zarnestra treatment (n=25), among (n=30) and afterwards (n=24) 79 samples have been carried out expression pattern analysis.
Adopt Affymetrix U133A Gene
Array analysis marrow sample.Total genetic expression mark discloses the variation that the Zarnestra treatment causes genetic expression, and they stop the back in treatment and kept as many as 120 days.Sample before and after farnesyl transferase suppress to be handled is compared, identify except about 500 at the gene that has noticeable change aspect the genetic expression (false discovery rate [FDR]<0.005), comprise that several genes relevant with farnesylation are (as K-ras, FNTA).The gene of many adjustment be accredited as relate to obviously that protein biology is synthetic, the gene of dna replication dna, intracellular signal transduction and cell cycle approach, so inhibition of reaction pair cell proliferation.Also identified the subclass (comprising the gene relevant) of 27 genes of difference adjustment between respondent and non-responder (P<0.01) with signal transduction and cell cycle.Also in the sample before processing to before from recurrence and 2 clinical trial phases of refractory AML the genes identified presentation markup test, predict the ability of replying to study their.Raponi?et?al.(2004)。6 assortments of genes are found in this independent sets of sample has significant prediction accuracy (P=0.05).Genes identified may be used as the active alternative biomarker of Zarnestra from these researchs.
Patient's sample
In the research of 2 phases, the patient who suffers from new diagnosis AML accepts
600mg bid21dQ4wks.
Before the treatment, among and obtain the marrow sample afterwards.By Ficoll-Hypaque density centrifugation separating monocytic cell, and freezing in the mode that can survive.
Microarray analysis
From patient's parent cell amplification messenger RNA(mRNA), and with Affymetrix U133A chip hybridization, detectable about 22,000 genes of this chip (Figure 13).Chip data is by pre-filtering, with the gene of removing low quality data and not expressing in patient's sample of at least 10%.In addition, remove the gene that does not have to change (CV<40%) in data centralization.Remain about 8000 genes and be used for further analysis.The quality control of 79 chips experience is measured altogether, and has relevant clinical response data.
Statistical study
For each gene, check effect and time and their interaction of studying pharmacological agent with variance analysis (ANOVA) and t.By discovery rate (FDR) algorithm of application error, control multihypothesis test (multiple hypotheses testing).All statistical study are all carried out in S-Plus 6.1 (Insightful Corporation).In Partek Pro, carry out principle component analysis.Adopt relativity measurement and complete connection method to carry out hierarchical clustering (OmniVizPro
TM, OmniViz, Maynard, MA).Adopt Gene Ontology functional classification to carry out path analysis.Table 6 has shown analytical results.
The functional gene classification that table 6. is significantly regulated by Zarnestra
GO.ID | GO.Class | The P value |
6886 | The intracellular protein transhipment | 5.75E-05 |
6951 | Heat-shocked is replied | 8.32E-05 |
6913 | Nucleo-cytoplasmic transport | 1.18E-04 |
6207 | Pyrimidine base is biosynthesizing from the beginning | 1.58E-04 |
6809 | The nitrogen protoxide biosynthesizing | 1.58E-04 |
6376 | The mRNA splice site is selected | 2.05E-04 |
245 | The spliceosome assembling | 2.05E-04 |
6259 | The DNA metabolism | 4.86E-04 |
6371 | The mRNA montage | 4.86E-04 |
6607 | Carry the nuclear input of the substrate of NLS | 5.64E-04 |
15031 | Protein transport | 6.05E-04 |
6338 | Chromatin Remodeling (remodeling) | 9.87E-04 |
6397 | MRNA processing | 0.003201 |
7050 | Cell-cycle arrest | 0.003685 |
8380 | The RNA montage | 0.003992 |
6512 | The ubiquitin circulation | 0.004639 |
6396 | RNA processing | 0.005096 |
398 | Nuclear mRNA montage by spliceosome | 0.007120 |
6916 | Anti-apoptosis | 0.007395 |
6118 | Electron transport | 0.010004 |
7049 | Cell cycle | 0.019631 |
6457 | Protein folding | 0.021817 |
7264 | Little GTPase Mediated Signal Transduction | 0.025281 |
8285 | The negative adjusting of cell proliferation | 0.026482 |
6366 | From transcribing of PolI promotor | 0.048613 |
About 8000 genes are used to total nothing supervision cluster.Sample before the sample distally clustering processing after the treatment neutralization treatment.Sample after the processing comprises that those stop 120 days patient's of back as many as sample from treatment.Figure 14 shows: stop back AML sample in the Zarnestra treatment and keep total changes in gene expression of FTI mediation.
Discovery is handled back 502 genes differentially expressed (p<0.005) with Zarnestra.These genes are listed among the table 7A-7C, in more detail in table 9.
Be included in having in these tables and relate to FTI biology a lot of genes of (comprising AKT1, CENPF, KRASRAF1, STATs and farnesyl transferase).Certain several gene function type (table 8) is rich in discovery significantly in this gene table.
Differentially expressed between table 8. Zarnestra treatment back respondent and the non-responder
?SEQ?ID NO: | Probe groups ID | Gene function (GO) | ?RE?pre?v?RE post | PD?pre?v?PD?post |
13 | 200044 | The RNA montage | Raise | Indifference |
23 | 200661 | Albumen | Raise | Indifference |
85 | 201804 | Protein folding | Raise | Indifference |
123 | 202349 | Protein folding | Raise | Indifference |
137 | 202622 | Nuclear | Raise | Indifference |
149 | 202761 | Cytoskeleton | Raise | Indifference |
198 | 203845 | Transcribe | Downward modulation | Indifference |
210 | 204067 | Electron transport | Raise | Indifference |
218 | 204215 | Film | Downward modulation | Indifference |
257 | 205339 | Cell proliferation | Downward modulation | Indifference |
266 | 205644 | The RNA montage | Downward modulation | Indifference |
268 | 205807 | Bone mineralization | Downward modulation | Indifference |
290 | 207163 | Signal transduction | Raise | Indifference |
329 | 208819 | Signal transduction | Raise | Indifference |
336 | 208927 | RNA | Raise | Indifference |
362 | 209295 | Signal transduction | Downward modulation | Indifference |
428 | 211762 | Cell cycle | Downward modulation | Indifference |
470 | 212833 | Transhipment | Downward modulation | Downward modulation (higher in PD) |
521 | 214298 | Cell cycle | Raise | Raise (higher in PC) |
549 | 215764 | Transhipment | Raise | Raise (higher in PD) |
551 | 215905 | The RNA montage | Raise | Indifference |
598 | 218256 | Transhipment | Downward modulation | Indifference |
610 | 218373 | Apoptosis | Raise | Indifference |
619 | 218603 | Cell cycle | Downward modulation | Indifference |
660 | 220671 | Transcribe | Indifference | Downward modulation |
698 | 44696 | Signal transduction | Indifference | Raise |
699 | 49485 | Transcribe | Raise | Indifference |
We had identified 8 energy drug-fast gene of prediction Zarnestra in recurrence and refractory AML in the past.Gene in the tool predictability of this data centralization is AKAP-13 (AUC=0.83).
Newly diagnosing out the current concentrated of AML sample, the predictor (CTEP20) of testing these genes.Use is replied or the patient's of PD sample fully from having.The result is presented among Figure 15.
6 genes are set up the prediction sorter from the top, because these genes provide in training set less than 50% error rate.This 6 gene sorter is presented in the table 9, and it is presented among Figure 16 the ability that new diagnosis AML classifies.
Table 9
SEQ?ID?NO: | PSID | Symbol | INT17AUC | CTEP20AUC |
309 | 208325 | AKAP13 | 0.830 | 0.464 |
151 | 202820 | AHR | 0.807 | 0.750 |
222 | 204362 | SCAP2 | 0.777 | 0.893 |
496 | 213479 | NPTX2 | 0.738 | 0.766 |
451 | 212384 | BAT1 | 0.725 | 0.288 |
272 | 206148 | IL3RA | 0.705 | 0.714 |
411 | 210666 | IDS | 0.645 | 0.446 |
280 | 206637 | P2RY14 | 0.627 | 0.589 |
Conclusion
27% clinical marrow sample can be used, and illustrating needs to optimize sampling.
The total genetic expression mark of AML cell shows: the FTI treatment makes treatment stop the back and produces stable changes in gene expression.
About 500 genes (p<0.005) are subjected to the effect of Zarnestra, and this reflects FTIs target number of ways.The many approach relevant before this comprises with FTI biology.
After the Zarnestra treatment, between respondent and non-responder, find the differential expression of 27 genes.These are candidate PD marks.
The 6 gene sorters of identifying in recurrence and refractory AML are found among the new diagnosis AML has predictive value.
Antibody (prophesy)
LBC oncogene derived peptide is synthesized, with the keyhole limpet hemocyanin coupling and be used for immunize rabbit to produce polyclonal antibody.With the reactivity of ELISA test sera to corresponding peptides, and positive batch of affinity purification.Antibody purification energy specific detection has epi-position in tissue slice peptide.If when this corresponding peptide and this antibody added simultaneously, signal was eliminated fully, then this is examined.Except that this polyclonal antibody that is suitable in IHC, generation can detect this proteic monoclonal antibody of natural folding.In order to generate monoclonal antibody, generate the antigen of purifying, this antigen generates in mammalian cell to guarantee natural folding and post transcriptional modificaiton.This antigen, LBC onco albumen-IgG constant portion fusion rotein is expressed in murine myeloma cell, adopts the Fc part as this albumen of bait (bait) purifying.The antigen of this purifying is discerned by the C-terminal polyclonal antibody in the Western trace.By select produce with the LBC reactive polypeptide and not with the positive colony of the antibody of IgG constant portion reaction, with this antigen with the mouse monoclonal antibody that generates anti-LBC peptide.Can adopt these and similar antibody easily to prepare the test kit that is used for clinical identification LBC oncogene.Such test kit comprise be used to identify the LBC peptide antibody (thus, the LBC oncogene), the indicator of Shi Heing (for example, enzyme, marker or the like) and (randomly) other reagent of the clinical application that can be used for this test kit, be generally used for the material of this type of mensuration as dilution buffer liquid, stablizer and other.
Immunohistochemistry (indication)
Will at the C-terminal peptide of LBC oncogene, be used for through the polyclonal antibody of protein affinity purification that IHC detects and location LBC oncogene.Formalin fixed and paraffin-embedded 4um section are placed on the slide glass of 3-aminopropyl-triethoxy-silicane (APES, Sigma, St.Louis MO) coating.With these section dewaxings, rehydration in the ethanol of gradient concentration, and at room temperature handled 30 minutes with methyl alcohol superoxide (0.5% hydrogen peroxide in the anhydrous methanol), to block endogenous peroxidase activity.In microwave oven, carry out twice antigen and reclaim each 5 minutes (650W).With Elite ABC test kit (Vectastain, Vector Laboratories, Burlingame CA) to immunoperoxidase staining.The LBC peptide antibody uses with the dilution in 1: 2000 of the best.The avidin mixture of biotinylated second antibody and peroxidase labelling was hatched 30 minutes in section.Dilution in PBS (pH 7.2), all is incubated in the damp camera, at room temperature carries out.Between different staining procedures, clean three slide glasss with PBS.This peroxidase stain at room temperature developed the color 15 minutes with 3-amino-9-ethyl carbazole (Sigma) solution (0.2mg/ml in the 0.05M acetate buffer solution wherein contains 0.03% hydrogen peroxide, and pH 5.0).At last, redye section a little with Mayer ' s phenodin, and with moisture mounting medium (Aquamount, BDH) mounting.In control experiment, this first antibody is replaced by the IgG component of normal rabbit serum or with this first antibody of LBC peptide preadsorption.These dyeing show that the LBC oncogene is present in the cell subsets.
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Table 10. sequence table is described
SEQ ID?NO | psid | Describe | | Registration number | |
1 | The AKAP13 | NM_007209 | |||
2 | The AKAP13 | NM_001494 | |||
3 | The | NM_000975 | |||
4 | 200002 | Ribosomal protein L | RPL35 | NM_007209 | |
5 | 200008 | The |
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6 | 200010 | |
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7 | 200013 | Ribosomal protein L | RPL24 | NM_000986 | |
8 | 200017 | Ribosomal protein | RPS27A | NM_002954 | |
9 | 200018 | Ribosomal protein | RPS13 | NM_001017 | |
10 | 200025 | | RPL27 | NM_000988 | |
11 | 200026 | Ribosomal protein L 34 | | NM_000995 | |
12 | 200041 | HLA-B associated retroviral-1 | | NM_004640 | |
13 | 200044 | |
SFRS9 | |
|
14 | 200056 | Highly similar with integrin alpha-7 | FLJ12486 | AK022548 | |
15 | 200061 | Be similar to ribosomal protein S24 | BC000523 | ||
16 | 200073 | HnRNP-C | M94630 | ||
17 | 200086 | Cytochrome c oxidase subunit IV | AA854966 | ||
18 | 200087 | FLJ21323 | FLJ21323 | AK024976 | |
19 | 200091 | Ribosomal protein S25 | AA888388 | ||
20 | 200634 | profilin?1 | | NM_005022 | |
21 | 200640 | The single methoxy enzyme activation of tyrosine 3-monooxygenase tryptophane 5-albumen, the ζ polypeptide | YWHAZ | NM_003406 | |
22 | 200643 | High-density lipoprotein (HDL) is conjugated protein | HDLBP | NM_005336 | |
23 | 200661 | The protected protein of beta galactosidase enzyme | PPGB | NM_000308 | |
24 | 200718 | Transcriptional elongation factor B (SIII), |
NM_003197 | ||
25 | 200772 | Prothymosin, α (gene order 28) | NM_002823 |
26 | 200780 | Guanine nucleotide binding protein (G albumen), α stimulating activity polypeptide 1 | GNAS1 | NM_000516 |
27 | 200801 | The β Actin muscle | ACTB | NM_001101 |
28 | 200834 | Ribosomal protein S21 | RPS21 | NM_001024 |
29 | 200846 | Protein phosphatase 1, catalytic subunit, α abnormal shape | PPP1CA | NM_002708 |
30 | 200853 | The H2A histone family, member Z | H2AFZ | NM_002106 |
31 | 200857 | Nuclear receptor corepressor 1 | NCOR1 | NM_006311 |
32 | 200858 | Ribosomal protein S8 | RPS8 | NM_001012 |
33 | 200902 | The 15kDa seleno-protein | SEP15 | NM_004261 |
34 | 200925 | Cytochrome c oxidase subunit Via polypeptide 1 | COX6A1 | NM_004373 |
35 | 200934 | DEK oncogene (DNA combination) | DEK | NM_003472 |
36 | 200949 | Ribosomal protein S20 | RPS20 | NM_001023 |
37 | 200964 | Ubiquitin activating enzyme E1 | UBE1 | NM_003334 |
38 | 200971 | The endoplasmic reticulum albumen 1 that stress be correlated with | SERP1 | NM_014445 |
39 | 200981 | Neuroendocrine albumen 55 | NESP55 | NM_016592 |
40 | 200991 | The KIAA0064 gene product | KIAA0064 | NM_014748 |
41 | 200999 | Transmembrane protein (63kD), zone between the endoplasmic reticulum golgi body | P63 | NM_006825 |
42 | 201019 | Eukaryotic translation initiation factor 1A | EIF1A | NM_001412 |
43 | 201027 | The KIAA0741 gene product | IF2 | NM_015904 |
44 | 201042 | Trans-glutaminases 2 | AL031651 | |
45 | 201049 | Ribosomal protein S18 | RPS18 | NM_022551 |
46 | 201094 | Ribosomal protein S29 | RPS29 | NM_001032 |
47 | 201104 | DJ328E19.C1.1 | NM_015383 | |
48 | 201118 | PDG | PGD | NM_002631 |
49 | 201134 | Cytochrome c oxidase subunit VIIc | COX7C | NM_001867 |
50 | 201163 | RhIGF-1 albumen 7 | IGFBP7 | NM_001553 |
51 | 201195 | L-amino acid transporter 1 | NM_003486 | |
52 | 201212 | Proteolytic enzyme, halfcystine, 1 | legumain | NM_005606 |
53 | 201227 | The inferior complex body of nadh dehydrogenase 1 β, 8 | NDUFB8 | NM_005004 |
54 | 201244 | V-raf-1 murine leukemia virus oncogene homologue 1 | RAF1 | NM_002880 |
55 | 201249 | Solute belongings (solute carrier) 2 members 1 of family | SLC2A1 | NM_006516 |
56 | 201250 | 2 members 1 of solute belongings family | SLC2A1 | NM_006516 |
57 | 201273 | Signal recognition particle 9kD | SRP9 | NM_003133 |
58 | 201277 | Heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein AB | HNRPAB | NM_004499 |
59 | 201300 | PrPC (p27-30) | PRNP | NM_000311 |
60 | 201305 | Be rich in leucic acidic protein | NM_006401 | |
61 | 201317 | Proteasome (prosome, macropain) sub α 2 types | PSMA2 | NM_002787 |
62 | 201324 | Epithelial cell membranin 1 | EMP1 | NM_001423 |
63 | 201352 | YME1 (S.cerevisiae)-sample 1 | YME1L1 | NM_014263 |
64 | 201381 | Calcyclin is conjugated protein | NM_014412 | |
65 | 201393 | RhIGF-1 2 acceptors | IGF2R | NM_000876 |
66 | 201403 | Microsome glutathione S-transferase 3 | MGST3 | NM_004528 |
67 | 201429 | Ribosomal protein L 37a | RPL37A | NM_000998 |
68 | 201445 | Acid calponin 3 | CNN3 | NM_001839 |
69 | 201455 | The responsive aminopeptidase of tetracycline | NM_006310 | |
70 | 201472 | Von Hippel-Lindau conjugated protein 1 | VBP1 | NM_003372 |
71 | 201483 | Ty (S.cerevisiae) repressor 4 homologues 1 | NM_003168 | |
72 | 201568 | The lower molecular weight ubiquinone is conjugated protein | QP-C | NM_014402 |
73 | 201588 | Trx-sample, 32kD | TXNL | NM_004786 |
74 | 201597 | Cytochrome c oxidase subunit VIIa polypeptide 2 | COX7A2 | NM_001865 |
75 | 201620 | Film is in conjunction with the transcription factor protein enzyme, site 1 | MBTPS1 | NM_003791 |
76 | 201621 | Neuroblastoma suppresses tumour and takes place 1 | NBL1 | NM_005380 |
77 | 201635 | Fragile X amentia, euchromosome homologue 1 | U25165 | |
78 | 201665 | Ribosomal protein S17 | RPS17 | NM_001021 |
79 | 201675 | A kinases (PRKA) anchorin 1 | AKAP1 | NM_003488 |
80 | 201699 | Proteasome 26S subunit ATP enzyme 6 | PSMC6 | NM_002806 |
81 | 201715 | KIAA0670 | KIAA0670 | NM_014977 |
82 | 201716 | Sorting connects albumen 1 | SNX1 | NM_003099 |
83 | 201738 | Translation factor sui1 homologue | GC20 | NM_005875 |
84 | 201754 | Cytochrome c oxidase subunit VIc | COX6C | NM_004374 |
85 | 201804 | Cytoskeleton related protein 1 | CKAP1 | NM_001281 |
86 | 201805 | Protein kinase, AMP-activatory, γ 1 on-catalytic subunit | PRKAG1 | NM_002733 |
87 | 201812 | 6.2kd albumen | LOC54543 | NM_019059 |
88 | 201818 | Putative protein FLJ12443 | FLJ12443 | NM_024830 |
89 | 201890 | Ribonucleotide reductase M2 polypeptide | NM_001034 | |
90 | 201910 | RhoGEF (ARHGEF) and pleckstrin domain protein 1 | FARP1 | NM_005766 |
91 | 201911 | RhoGEF (ARHGEF) and pleckstrin domain protein 1 | FARP1 | NM_005766 |
92 | 201921 | Guanine nucleotide binding protein 10 | GNG10 | NM_004125 |
93 | 201934 | Putative protein PRO2730 | NM_025222 | |
94 | 201938 | Disappearance in oral carcinoma 1 | DOC1 | NM_004642 |
95 | 201987 | The thryoid receptor associated protein, the 240kD subunit | NM_005121 | |
96 | 202001 | The inferior complex body of nadh dehydrogenase 1 α, 6 | NDUFA6 | NM_002490 |
97 | 202029 | Ribosomal protein L 38 | RPL38 | NM_000999 |
98 | 202077 | Nadh dehydrogenase 1, the inferior complex body of α β, 1 | NDUFAB1 | NM_005003 |
99 | 202078 | COP9 subunit 3 | COPS3 | NM_003653 |
100 | 202090 | Ubiquinol-cytochrome c reductase (6.4kD) subunit | UQCR | NM_006830 |
101 | 202110 | Cytochrome c oxidase subunit VIIb | COX7B | NM_001866 |
102 | 202114 | Sorting connects albumen 2 | SNX2 | NM_003100 |
103 | 202141 | The COP9 homologue | NM_006710 | |
104 | 202154 | Tubulin, β, 4 | TUBB4 | NM_006086 |
105 | 202163 | The CCR4-NOT transcription complex, subunit 8 | CNOT8 | NM_004779 |
106 | 202187 | Phosphoprotein phosphatase 2 is regulated subunit B α abnormal shape | PPP2R5A | NM_006243 |
107 | 202197 | Myotube element (Myotubularin) associated protein 3 | MTMR3 | NM_021090 |
108 | 202219 | Solute carrier family 6, the member 8 | SLC6A8 | NM_005629 |
109 | 202231 | Dendritic cell albumen | GA17 | NM_006360 |
110 | 202233 | The ubiquinol-cytochrome c reductase hinge protein | UQCRH | NM_006004 |
111 | 202242 | Stride film 4 superfamily members 2 | TM4SF2 | NM_004615 |
112 | 202275 | Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase | G6PD | NM_000402 |
113 | 202279 | Karyomit(e) 14 open reading frame 2 | C14ORF2 | NM_004894 |
114 | 202285 | The tumour calcium signal transducer 2 of being correlated with | NM_002353 | |
115 | 202286 | The tumour calcium signal transducer 2 of being correlated with | NM_002353 | |
116 | 202287 | The tumour calcium signal transducer 2 of being correlated with | NM_002353 | |
117 | 202298 | The inferior complex body of nadh dehydrogenase 1 α, 1 | NDUFA1 | NM_004541 |
118 | 202310 | α 1 (I) chain before the I type is collagenolytic | NM_000088 | |
119 | 202311 | α 1 (I) chain before the I type is collagenolytic | NM_000088 | |
120 | 202312 | Collagen, the I type, α 1 | COL1A1 | NM_000088 |
121 | 202324 | The resident Protein G CP60 of golgi body | GCP60 | NM_022735 |
122 | 202325 | The ATP synthetic enzyme, H+ transhipment, cytopigment F0 complex body, subunit F6 | ATP5J | NM_001685 |
123 | 202349 | Dystonia 1 is reversed | DYT1 | NM_000113 |
124 | 202411 | Interferon, rabbit, α inducible protein 27 | IFI27 | NM_005532 |
125 | 202423 | Zinc finger protein 22 0 | ZNF220 | NM_006766 |
126 | 202432 | Phosphoprotein phosphatase 3 catalytic subunits, the β abnormal shape | PPP3CB | NM_021132 |
127 | 202442 | Joint associated protein complex body 3, ∑ 1sub | AP3S1 | NM_001284 |
128 | 202458 | Proteolytic enzyme, Serine, 23 | SPUVE | NM_007173 |
129 | 202468 | Catenin α-sample 1 | CTNNAL1 | NM_003798 |
130 | 202478 | GS3955 albumen | GS3955 | NM_021643 |
131 | 202481 | Short-chain dehydrogenase reductase enzyme 1 | SDR1 | NM_004753 |
132 | 202503 | KIAA0101 | KIAA0101 | NM_014736 |
133 | 202544 | Glia maturation factor, β | GMFB | NM_004124 |
134 | 202565 | Super villin (supervillin), transcript variant 1 | SVIL | NM_003174 |
135 | 202582 | The RAN bindin 9 | RANBPM | NM_005493 |
136 | 202591 | Single-stranded DNA binding protein | SSBP | NM_003143 |
137 | 202622 | Spinocebellar ataxia (spinocerebellar ataxia) 2 | SCA2 | NM_002973 |
138 | 202642 | The structural domain associated protein is transcribed in conversion | TRRAP | NM_003496 |
139 | 202649 | Ribosomal protein S19 | RPS19 | NM_001022 |
140 | 202673 | Dolichyl-phosphate mannosyltransferase polypeptide 1, catalytic subunit | DPM1 | NM_003859 |
141 | 202692 | The upstream is in conjunction with transcription factor, rna plymerase i | UBTF | NM_014233 |
142 | 202712 | Creatine kinase, mitochondrial (mitochondrial) 1 | CKMT1 | NM_020990 |
143 | 202723 | Jaw frame albumen (forkhead box) O1A | FOXO1A | NM_002015 |
144 | 202724 | Jaw frame albumen O1A | FOXO1A | NM_002015 |
145 | 202735 | Emopamil is conjugated protein | EBP | NM_006579 |
146 | 202754 | KIAA0029 albumen | KIAA0029 | NM_015361 |
147 | 202759 | A kinases (PRKA) anchorin 2 | AKAP2 | NM_007203 |
148 | 202760 | A kinases (PRKA) anchorin 2 | AKAP2 | NM_007203 |
149 | 202761 | Cynapse nuclear expression gene 2 | KIAA1011 | NM_015180 |
150 | 202789 | Phospholipase C, γ 1 | NM_002660 | |
151 | 202820 | Aromatic hydrocarbon receptor | AHR | NM_001621 |
152 | 202824 | Transcriptional elongation factor B (SIII), polypeptide 1 | TCEB1 | NM_005648 |
153 | 202834 | Serine (or halfcystine) proteinase inhibitor, clade A member 8 | SERPINA8 | NM_000029 |
154 | 202841 | 7-60 albumen | 7-60 | NM_007346 |
155 | 202848 | G protein coupled receptor albumen 6 | NM_002082 | |
156 | 202854 | Hypoxanthine phosphoribosyltransferase 1 | HPRT1 | NM_000194 |
157 | 202860 | The KIAA0476 gene product | KIAA0476 | NM_014856. |
158 | 202889 | Microtubule bindin 7 | NM_003980 | |
159 | 202890 | Microtubule bindin 7 | NM_003980 | |
160 | 202947 | Glycophorin C is transcribed variant 1 | GYPC | NM_002101 |
161 | 202949 | Four and half (four and a half) LIM structural domain 2 | FHL2 | NM_001450 |
162 | 202957 | The Lyn substrate 1 that hematopoietic cell is special | HCLS1 | NM_005335 |
163 | 203044 | KIAA0990 albumen | KIAA0990 | NM_014918 |
164 | 203053 | The sequence 2 of mammary cancer amplification | BCAS2 | NM_005872 |
165 | 203133 | Albumen displacement complex body β | SEC61B | NM_006808 |
166 | 203138 | Histone acetyltransferase 1 | HAT1 | NM_003642 |
167 | 203139 | Dead related protein kinase 1 | DAPK1 | NM_004938 |
168 | 203140 | B cell CLL lymphoma 6 | BCL6 | NM_001706 |
169 | 203142 | Joint associated protein complex body 3, β 1 subunit | AP3B1 | NM_003664 |
170 | 203211 | KIAA1073 albumen | KIAA1073 | NM_016156 |
171 | 203213 | Cell division cycle 2, G1 to S and G2 to M | NM_001786 |
172 | 203255 | Vitiligo associated protein VIT-1 | VIT1 | NM_018693 |
173 | 203262 | The sequence that chromosome x (single) 9928 is expressed | DXS9928E | NM_004699 |
174 | 203287 | ladinin?1 | LAD1 | NM_005558 |
175 | 203316 | Small nuclear ribonucleoprotein polypeptide E | SNRPE | NM_003094 |
176 | 203332 | Inositol polyphosphate-5-Phosphoric acid esterase, 145kD | INPP5D | NM_005541 |
177 | 203362 | MAD2 (defective, yeast, homologue are stagnated in mitotic division)-sample 1 | MAD2L1 | NM_002358 |
178 | 203371 | Nadh dehydrogenase 1 β complex body, 3 | NDUFB3 | NM_002491 |
179 | 203385 | Diacylglycerol kinase, α | DGKA | NM_001345 |
180 | 203396 | Proteasome (prosome, macropain) subunit, α type, 4 | PSMA4 | NM_002789 |
181 | 203437 | The receptor protein of inferring | PMI | NM_003876 |
182 | 203460 | Presenilin 1, transcript I-463 | PSEN1 | NM_007318 |
183 | 203484 | Sec61γ | SEC61G | NM_014302 |
184 | 203514 | Mitogen activated protein kinase kinase kinase 3 | NM_002401 | |
185 | 203528 | The Sema structural domain, Ig structural domain, TM structural domain and short cytoplasmic structure territory, 4D | SEMA4D | NM_006378 |
186 | 203531 | cullin?5 | NM_003478 | |
187 | 203581 | RAB4, member RAS oncogene family | NM_004578 | |
188 | 203610 | Ring finger protein 15 | NM_006355 | |
189 | 203613 | The inferior complex body of nadh dehydrogenase 1 β, 6 | NDUFB6 | NM_002493 |
190 | 203621 | The inferior complex body of nadh dehydrogenase 1 β, 5 | NDUFB5 | NM_002492 |
191 | 203666 | The mesenchymal cell derived factor-1 | SDF1 | NM_000609 |
192 | 203667 | Tubulin specificity chaperone a | TBCA | NM_004607 |
193 | 203674 | The KIAA0054 gene product; Helicase | KIAA0054 | NM_014877 |
194 | 203743 | Thymus pyrimidine-DNA transglucosylase | TDG | NM_003211 |
195 | 203748 | The RNA binding motif, strand interaction protein 1, transcript variant MSSP-2 | RBMS1 | NM_016839 |
196 | 203761 | Src sample joint | SLA | NM_006748 |
197 | 203827 | Putative protein FLJ10055 | FLJ10055 | NM_017983 |
198 | 203845 | The p300CBP correlation factor | NM_003884 |
199 | 203882 | The transcription factor 3 that Interferon, rabbit stimulates, γ | ISGF3G | NM_006084 |
200 | 203886 | fibulin?2 | FBLN2 | NM_001998 |
201 | 203893 | Suprarenal gland albumin A D-004 | LOC51578 | NM_016283 |
202 | 203922 | Cytochrome b-245, beta polypeptides | NM_000397 | |
203 | 203936 | Matrix metalloproteinase 9 | MMP9 | NM_004994 |
204 | 203940 | KIAA1036 albumen | KIAA1036 | NM_014909 |
205 | 203960 | HSPCO34 albumen | LOC51668 | NM_016126 |
206 | 203965 | Ubiquitin-specific protease 20 | USP20 | NM_006676 |
207 | 204014 | Dual specificity Phosphoric acid esterase 4 | DUSP4 | NM_001394 |
208 | 204015 | Dual specificity Phosphoric acid esterase 4 | DUSP4 | NM_001394 |
209 | 204049 | The KIAA0680 gene product | KIAA0680 | NM_014721 |
210 | 204067 | Sulfite oxidase | NM_000456 | |
211 | 204082 | Pre B cell leukemia transcription factor 3 | PBX3 | NM_006195 |
212 | 204141 | Tubulin, beta polypeptides | TUBB | NM_001069 |
213 | 204145 | FSHD district gene 1 | FRG1 | NM_004477 |
214 | 204146 | The RAD51 interaction protein | NM_006479 | |
215 | 204158 | The T cell, immunomodifier 1 | TCIRG1 | NM_006019 |
216 | 204168 | Microsome glutathione S-transferase 2 | MGST2 | NM_002413 |
217 | 204170 | CDC28 protein kinase 2 | CKS2 | NM_001827 |
218 | 204215 | Putative protein MGC4175 | NM_024315 | |
219 | 204294 | Aminomethyltransferase | AMT | NM_000481 |
220 | 204351 | S100 calcium binding protein P | S100P | NM_005980 |
221 | 204361 | The SKAP55 homologue | SKAP-Hom | NM_003930 |
222 | 204362 | The SKAP55 homologue | SKAP-Hom | NM_003930 |
223 | 204411 | KIAA0449 albumen | KIAA0449 | NM_017596 |
224 | 204416 | ApoC-I | APOC1 | NM_001645 |
225 | 204528 | Nucleosome assembly protein 1-sample 1 | NAP1L1 | NM_004537 |
226 | 204640 | Spotted type POZ albumen | SPOP | NM_003563 |
227 | 204642 | The endothelium differentiation, schwann's sheath ester G-albumen-coupled receptor, 1 | EDG1 | NM_001400 |
228 | 204652 | Nuclear is breathed the factor 1 | NRF1 | NM_005011 |
229 | 204694 | Alpha-fetoprotein | AFP | NM_001134 |
230 | 204698 | The gene that Interferon, rabbit stimulates | ISG20 | NM_002201 |
231 | 204729 | Syntaxin 1A | STX1A | NM_004603 |
232 | 204766 | Nudix type motif 1 | NUDT1 | NM_002452 |
233 | 204767 | Flap structure specific nucleic acid restriction endonuclease 1 | NM_004111 | |
234 | 204777 | T cytodifferentiation albumen is transcribed variant a | MAL | NM_002371 |
235 | 204863 | The interleukin 6 signal transducer | NM_002184 | |
236 | 204864 | The interleukin 6 signal transducer | IL6ST | NM_002184 |
237 | 204881 | UDP-glucose Ceramide glucosyltransferase | UGCG | NM_003358 |
238 | 204885 | Mesothelin transcribes variant 1 | MSLN | NM_005823 |
239 | 204905 | Eukaryotic translation EF-1 ε 1 | EEF1E1 | NM_004280 |
240 | 204923 | Chromosome x q25-26.1 goes up 753P9 | NM_018990 | |
241 | 204950 | KIAA0955 albumen | KIAA0955 | NM_014959 |
242 | 204951 | Ras homologous gene family, member H | ARHH | NM_004310 |
243 | 204955 | Contain sushi multiple albumen, X chromosome | SRPX | NM_006307 |
244 | 204966 | The angiogenesis inhibitor 2 that brain is special | BAI2 | NM_001703 |
245 | 204989 | Integrate plain (integrin) β 4 | ITGB4 | NM_000213 |
246 | 204990 | Integrate plain β 4 | ITGB4 | NM_000213 |
247 | 205033 | Defensin (defensin), α 1, the marrow correlated series | DEFA1 | NM_004084 |
248 | 205087 | DKFZP566K023 albumen | NM_015485 | |
249 | 205108 | Apolipoprotein B | APOB | NM_000384 |
250 | 205133 | Heat-shocked 10kD albumen 1 | HSPE1 | NM_002157 |
251 | 205176 | It is conjugated protein to integrate plain β 3 | ITGB3BP | NM_014288 |
252 | 205213 | The KIAA0050 gene product | ACAP1 | NM_014716 |
253 | 205270 | Lymphocyte cytoplasmic protein 2 | LCP2 | NM_005565 |
254 | 205323 | The transcription factor 1 that metal is regulated | MTF1 | NM_005955 |
255 | 205335 | Signal recognition particle 19kD | SRP19 | NM_003135 |
256 | 205336 | Parvalbumin | PVALB | NM_002854 |
257 | 205339 | TAL1 (SCL) interrupted gene seat | SIL | NM_003035 |
258 | 205361 | prefoldin?4 | U41816 | |
259 | 205403 | Interleukin 1 receptor, the II type | IL1R2 | NM_004633 |
260 | 205453 | With source capsule B2 | HOXB2 | NM_002145 |
261 | 205467 | caspase?10 | CASP10 | NM_001230 |
262 | 205600 | With source capsule B5 | HOXB5 | NM_002147 |
263 | 205601 | With source capsule B5 | HOXB5 | NM_002147 |
264 | 205608 | Angiogenin 1 | NM_001146 | |
265 | 205609 | Angiogenin 1 | ANGPT1 | NM_001146 |
266 | 205644 | Small nuclear ribonucleoprotein polypeptide G | SNRPG | NM_003096 |
267 | 205671 | MHC, II class DO β | HLA-DOB | NM_002120 |
268 | 205807 | tuftelin?1 | TUFT1 | NM_020127 |
269 | 205849 | Gamma amino butyric acid A acceptor β 3 transcribes variant 1 | GABRB3 | NM_006294 |
270 | 205967 | The H4 histone family, member G | H4FG | NM_003542 |
271 | 206066 | RAD51 (S.cerevisiae) homologue C | RAD51C | NM_002876 |
272 | 206148 | The interleukin-13 acceptor, α | IL3RA | NM_002183 |
273 | 206150 | Tumor necrosis factor receptor super family, the member 7 | TNFRSF7 | NM_001242 |
274 | 206177 | Arginase, liver | ARG1 | NM_000045 |
275 | 206219 | Vav 1 oncogene | VAV1 | NM_005428 |
276 | 206245 | NS1 is conjugated protein | NS1-BP | NM_006469 |
277 | 206289 | With source capsule A4 | HOXA4 | NM_002141 |
278 | 206298 | Putative protein is from s 23549 and 23762 | LOC58504 | NM_021226 |
279 | 206618 | Interleukin 18 acceptor 1 | IL18R1 | NM_003855 |
280 | 206637 | KIAA0001 | KIAA0001 | NM_014879 |
281 | 206674 | The Fms Tyrosylprotein kinase 3 of being correlated with | FLT3 | NM_004119 |
282 | 206723 | G protein coupled receptor Edg-4 | AF233092 | |
283 | 206790 | The inferior complex body of nadh dehydrogenase 1 β, 1 | NDUFB1 | NM_004545 |
284 | 206868 | The KIAA0189 gene product | KIAA0189 | NM_014725 |
285 | 206874 | The serine threonine kinases that Ste20 is relevant | NM_014720 | |
286 | 206958 | UPF3 | UPF3 | NM_023011 |
287 | 207072 | Interleukin 18 acceptor accessory protein | IL18RAP | NM_003853 |
288 | 207111 | Contain Egf sample assembly, Saliva Orthana sample, hormone receptor sample sequence 1 | EMR1 | NM_001974 |
289 | 207127 | Heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein H3 | HNRPH3 | NM_021644 |
290 | 207163 | V-akt mouse thymoma virus oncogene homologue 1 | AKT1 | NM_005163 |
291 | 207165 | Hyaluronan mediated motility receptor is transcribed variant 2 | HMMR | NM_012485 |
292 | 207266 | The RNA binding motif, strand interaction protein 1 is transcribed variant MSSP-3 | RBMS1 | NM_016837 |
293 | 207287 | Putative protein FLJ14107 | FLJ14107 | NM_025026 |
294 | 207335 | 1 member 7 of solute belongings family | SLC1A7 | NM_006671 |
295 | 207540 | Spleen tyrosine kinase | SYK | NM_003177 |
296 | 207551 | Male specific fatal-3 (fruit bat)-samples 1 | MSL3L1 | NM_006800 |
297 | 207568 | Cholinergic receptor, nicotine, α polypeptide 6 | CHRNA6 | NM_004198 |
298 | 207571 | Basilar membrane inductive gene | ICB-1 | NM_004848 |
299 | 207573 | The ATP synthetic enzyme, H+ transhipment, plastosome F1F0, subunit g | ATP5JG | NM_006476 |
300 | 207777 | Nucleosome Protein S p140 | SP140 | NM_007237 |
301 | 207826 | DNA binding inhibitors 3, dominance negative interaction spiral-ring-coilin | ID3 | NM_002167 |
302 | 207845 | Later stage promotes complex body 10 | APC10 | NM_014885 |
303 | 207935 | Keratin sulfate 13 | KRT13 | NM_002274 |
304 | 207974 | S phase kinase-associated protein 1A (p19A) | SKP1A | NM_006930 |
305 | 208091 | Putative protein DKFZp564K0822 | NM_030796 | |
306 | 208130 | The thromboxane A synthetase 1 | TBXAS1 | NM_030984 |
307 | 208270 | The arginyl aminopeptidase | RNPEP | NM_020216 |
308 | 208310 | Follistatin sample 1 | FSTL1 | NM_007085 |
309 | 208325 | Lymphocyte sudden turn of events oncogene | LBC | NM_006738 |
310 | 208414 | With source capsule B3 | HOXB3 | NM_002146 |
311 | 208420 | Repressor 6 homologues of Ty (S.cerevisiae) | SUPT6H | NM_003170 |
312 | 208549 | Prothymosin a14 | LOC51685 | NM_016171 |
313 | 208598 | Upstream controlling element conjugated protein 1 | UREB1 | NM_005703 |
314 | 208621 | Villin 2 | ezrin | NM_003379 |
315 | 208622 | Villin 2 | ezrin | NM_003379 |
316 | 208623 | Cytovillin 2 | VIL2 | NM_003379 |
317 | 208629 | Hydroxyl acyl group-coa dehydrogenase 3-keto acyl base-coenzyme A thiolaseenoyl-CoA hydratase α subunit | U04627 |
318 | 208633 | Actin binding protein; Macrophin | AB029290 | |
319 | 208643 | Ku autoimmunization antigen gene | J04977 | |
320 | 208656 | Cyclin I | CYC1 | AF135162 |
321 | 208667 | The tumor suppressor gene ST13 that infers | ST13 | U17714 |
322 | 208672 | Splicing factor is rich in arginine Serine 3 | BC000914 | |
323 | 208679 | PNAS-139 | AF279893 | |
324 | 208695 | Ribosomal protein L 39 | RPL39 | BC001019 |
325 | 208745 | The ATP synthetic enzyme, H+ transhipment, plastosome F1F0, g subunit | AA917672 | |
326 | 208746 | F1F0 type ATP synthetic enzyme subunit g | AF070655 | |
327 | 208754 | DKFZp762G106 | AL162068 | |
328 | 208808 | The albumen 2 of high mobility group | BC000903 | |
329 | 208819 | Mel transforms oncogene-RAB8 homologue | BC002977 | |
330 | 208831 | KIAA0162 | D79984 | |
331 | 208894 | MHC II type HLA-DR-α | M60334 | |
332 | 208900 | Topoisomerase I | W025108 | |
333 | 208904 | Ribosomal protein S28 | RPS28 | BC000354 |
334 | 208905 | Cytochrome c | BC005299 | |
335 | 208919 | Be similar to putative protein FLJ13052 | BC001709 | |
336 | 208927 | Spotted type POZ albumen | BC001269 | |
337 | 208956 | The deoxyguanosine triphosphate enzyme | DUT | U62891 |
338 | 208966 | Interferon, rabbit, but γ inducible protein 16 | AF208043 | |
339 | 208975 | Importin β subunit | L38951 | |
340 | 208977 | Tubulin, β, 2 | BC004188 | |
341 | 208981 | PECAM | NM_000442 | |
342 | 209022 | Similar to the autonomously replicating sequence height | ARS | AK026678 |
343 | 209063 | Polyadenylic acid is conjugated protein-interaction protein 1 | BF248165 | |
344 | 209066 | The plastosome ubiquinone is conjugated protein | M26700 | |
345 | 209089 | RAB5A, member RAS oncogene family | BC001267 | |
346 | 209119 | Nuclear receptor subtribe 2, the F group, the member 2 | AV703465 | |
347 | 209120 | Nuclear receptor subtribe 2, the F group, the member 2 | AV703465 |
348 | 209122 | Fat differentiation associated protein | NM_001122 | |
349 | 209138 | Immunoglobulin (Ig) λ locus | FLM87790 | |
350 | 209172 | Centromere protein F | U30872 | |
351 | 209191 | Be similar to tubulin, β, 4 | BC002654 | |
352 | 209209 | The mitogen induced gene | mig-2 | AW469573 |
353 | 209210 | The mitogen induced gene | mig-2 | Z24725 |
354 | 209227 | The prostate cancer tumor suppressor gene of inferring | NM_006765 | |
355 | 209228 | The prostate cancer tumor suppressor gene of inferring | NM_006765 | |
356 | 209239 | The nf 1 of κ chain polypeptide gene enhanser in the B cell | p105 | M55643 |
357 | 209257 | Chondroitin sulfate proteoglycan 6 | bamacan | NM_005445 |
358 | 209258 | Chondroitin sulfate proteoglycan 6 | bamacan | NM_005445 |
359 | 209270 | Ln S B3 chain | LAMB3 | NM_000228 |
360 | 209282 | Protein kinase D2 | NM_016457 | |
361 | 209289 | Nf IB | NM_005596 | |
362 | 209295 | TRAIL acceptor 2 | AF016266 | |
363 | 209303 | Nadh dehydrogenase Fe-S albumen 4 | NM_002495 | |
364 | 209309 | Zinc-α 2-glycoprotein | D90427 | |
365 | 209324 | The retina of G-protein signal transduction enriches conditioning agent 16 | hRGS-r | NM_002928 |
366 | 209325 | The retina of G-protein signal transduction enriches conditioning agent | hRGS-r | NM_002928 |
367 | 209362 | RNA polymerase B inhibitor, the yeast homologue | SRB7 | NM_004264 |
368 | 209369 | 1,2-ring-Inositol Monophosphate phosphodiesterase | ANX3 | NM_005139 |
369 | 209372 | Tubulin, beta polypeptides | BC001352 | |
370 | 209377 | Thyroid Hormone Receptors interaction protein 7 | AF274949 | |
371 | 209385 | The proline(Pro) synthetic enzyme of corotation record | AL136616 | |
372 | 209411 | The conjugated protein GGA3 of ADP ribosylation factor | AF219139 | |
373 | 209443 | Proteinase inhibitor, clade A member 5 | NM_000624 | |
374 | 209471 | Farnesyl-protein transferase, the α subunit | NM_002027 | |
375 | 209492 | The ATP synthetic enzyme, H+ transhipment, plastosome F0 complex body, subunit e | BC003679 | |
376 | 209500 | Tumor necrosis factor superfamily, the member 13 | TNSF13 | NM_003808 |
377 | 209507 | Replication protein A 3 | NM_002947 |
378 | 209520 | Nuclear cap binding protein subunit 1 | NM_002486 | |
379 | 209560 | δ sample homologue | NM_003836 | |
380 | 209585 | Multiple inositol polyphosphate Phosphoric acid esterase | NM_004897 | |
381 | 209628 | Putative protein P15-2 | NM_018698 | |
382 | 209662 | Centrin, EF hand albumen, 3 | NM_004365 | |
383 | 209679 | Putative protein from 643 | NM_020467 | |
384 | 209687 | The mesenchymal cell derived factor-1 | U19495 | |
385 | 209730 | The Sema structural domain, Ig, short basic domain, excretory, 3F | U38276 | |
386 | 209734 | Hematopoietic proteins 1 | NM_005337 | |
387 | 209810 | Curosurf associated protein B | SP-B | NM_000542 |
388 | 209827 | Interleukin-11 6 | IL16 | NM_004513 |
389 | 209838 | Thryoid receptor interaction protein 15 | AF212227 | |
390 | 209868 | The RNA binding motif, strand interaction protein 1 | SCR2 | NM_002897 |
391 | 209907 | Intersectin 2 is long special-shaped | ITSN2 | AF182198 |
392 | 210093 | The mago-nashi homologue, propagation is correlated with | NM_002370 | |
393 | 210097 | But vitamin A acid arrestin | AF130102 | |
394 | 210137 | The dCMP desaminase | BC001286 | |
395 | 210139 | Sphingophospholipid 4 protein 22 on every side | GAS3 | L03203 |
396 | 210180 | Splicing factor is rich in arginine Serine 10 | U87836 | |
397 | 210233 | The interleukin 1 receptor accessory protein | IL1RAP | AF167343 |
398 | 210235 | LAR interaction protein 1a | U22815 | |
399 | 210283 | Be similar to polyadenylic acid binding protein interactions 1 | BC005295 | |
400 | 210284 | TAK1 conjugated protein 2 | AF241230 | |
401 | 210347 | C2H2 type zinc finger protein | AF080216 | |
402 | 210448 | Ionic ATP acceptor P2X5b | U49396 | |
403 | 210453 | DKFZp566G013 | AL050277 | |
404 | 210510 | Solvable neuropilin-1 | AF145712 | |
405 | 210563 | FLICE sample consistence albumen short-form | U97075 | |
406 | 210598 | AF130051 | ||
407 | 210615 | Neuropilin-1 solvable special-shaped 11 | NRP1 | AF280547 |
408 | 210633 | Acid Keratin sulfate-10 | KRT10 | M19156 |
409 | 210639 | Apoptosis-related protein | APG5L | AF293841 |
410 | 210649 | BRG1 binding factor 250a | BAF250a | AF231056 |
411 | 210666 | Iduronic acid 2-sulfatase | IDS | NM_000202 |
412 | 210785 | The basilar membrane induced gene | ICB-1beta | AB035482 |
413 | 210786 | Fu Luode (Friend) leukosis virus integral protein 1 | FLI-1 | M93255 |
414 | 210840 | IQ motif cont ' g GTP enzyme activation albumen 1 | D29640 | |
415 | 210854 | The GABA norepinephrine transporter | U17986 | |
416 | 210859 | CLN3 albumen | CLN3 | AF077973 |
417 | 210982 | MHC II type HLA-DRA | HLA-DRA | M60333 |
418 | 211000 | Gp130 carries the soluble form of rheumatoid arthritis antigen peptide | gp130-RAPS | AB015706 |
419 | 211133 | White corpuscle Ig sample acceptor subtribe B member 3 | LILRB3 | NM_00864 |
420 | 211430 | Anti-hepatitis A IgG | M87789 | |
421 | 211445 | FKSG17 | FKSG17 | AF315951 |
422 | 211487 | Ribosomal protein S17 | BC004886 | |
423 | 211535 | Fibroblast growth factor receptor | FGFR | M60485 |
424 | 211645 | Immunoglobulin kappa chain VK-1 | IgK | M85256 |
425 | 211730 | Polysaccharase (RNA) II (the DNA guiding) polypeptide L | BC005903 | |
426 | 211743 | Proteoglycan 2, marrow | BC005929 | |
427 | 211747 | The U6snRNA Sm sample albumen of being correlated with | BC005938 | |
428 | 211762 | Nuclear translocation protein alpha 2 | BC005978 | |
429 | 211858 | The special-shaped L2 of guanine nucleotide binding protein Gs α subunit | AF088184 | |
430 | 211915 | The β tubulin | TUB4q | U83110 |
431 | 211921 | The fetal thymus prothymosin | AF348514 | |
432 | 211932 | Heterogeneous albumen is similar to rat spiral unstability (helix destabilizing) albumen | BE867771 | |
433 | 211938 | Putative protein PRO1843 | BF247371 | |
434 | 211976 | FLJ21862fis | AK026168 | |
435 | 211985 | Matrix Gla albumen | AI653730 | |
436 | 212007 | Contain UBX structural domain-1 | D87684 |
437 | 212012 | KIAA0230 | AF200348 | |
438 | 212013 | KIAA0230 | AF200348 | |
439 | 212027 | S164 albumen | BE466128 | |
440 | 212181 | |
NUDT4 | AF191654 |
441 | 212201 | KIAA0692 albumen | AB014592 | |
442 | 212248 | FLJ20738fis | AI972475 | |
443 | 212269 | Minichromosome keeps defective 3-associated protein | GANP | AJ010089 |
444 | 212277 | KIAA0647 albumen | AB014547 | |
445 | 212283 | est:tg49b04.x1 | AF016903 | |
446 | 212285 | est:tg49b04.x1 | AF016903 | |
447 | 212287 | KIAA0160 albumen | BF382924 | |
448 | 212298 | neuropilin?1 | NM_003873 | |
449 | 212311 | KIAA0746 albumen | AB018289 | |
450 | 212382 | FLJ11918fis | AK021980 | |
451 | 212384 | HLA-B associated retroviral basis-1 | BG341380 | |
452 | 212385 | FLJ11918fis | AK021980 | |
453 | 212386 | FLJ11918fis | AK021980 | |
454 | 212387 | FLJ11918fis | AK021980 | |
455 | 212426 | Tyrosine 3-monooxygenase Tryptophan 5-monooxygenase activated protein, the θ polypeptide | BF033313 | |
456 | 212451 | KIAA0256 | D87445 | |
457 | 212531 | lipocalin?2 | LCN2 | NM_005564 |
458 | 212549 | DKFZp586N1323 | AI149535 | |
459 | 212561 | KIAA1091 | AA349595 | |
460 | 212570 | KIAA0830 | AL573201 | |
461 | 212571 | KIAA1564 | U00955 | |
462 | 212573 | KIAA0830 | AL573201 | |
463 | 212578 | Ribosomal protein S17 | BF026595 | |
464 | 212583 | The KIAA0560 gene product | AB011132 | |
465 | 212630 | The sec6 homologue | AF055006 | |
466 | 212664 | Tubulin, β, 5 | NM_006087 |
467 | 212740 | Phosphoinositide-3-kinases, |
p150 | BF740111 |
468 | 212757 | FLJ22656fis | BF111268 | |
469 | 212771 | DKFZp564A026 | AU150943 | |
470 | 212833 | The TB1 gene | M74089 | |
471 | 212860 | DKFZp667O2416 | BG168720 | |
472 | 212878 | |
AA284075 | |
473 | 212907 | hbc647 | AI972416 | |
474 | 212927 | KIAA0594 | AB011166 | |
475 | 212964 | DKFZp434D1023 | AB028943 | |
476 | 213020 | DKFZp566B213 | GOSR1 | NM_004871 |
477 | 213028 | With the conjugated protein relevant nf of κ B | AI887378 | |
478 | 213047 | SET be shifted (translocation) | AI278616 | |
479 | 213061 | KIAA0251 | AA643304 | |
480 | 213062 | KIAA0251 | AA643304 | |
481 | 213074 | DKFZp564D156 | BG545769 | |
482 | 213129 | Glycine diced system albumen H | BE908931 | |
483 | 213134 | BTG family, the |
BTG3 | NM_-006806 |
484 | 213147 | Homology frame A10 | NM_018951 | |
485 | 213150 | Homology frame A10 | NM_018951 | |
486 | 213159 | KIAA0805 | AB018348 | |
487 | 213178 | MAPK8IP3 | NM_015133 | |
488 | 213188 | Be similar to T15138hyp albumen T28F2.4 slightly | NM_032778 | |
489 | 213231 | Dystrophia myotonica-contain WD to repeat motif | L19267 | |
490 | 213253 | The structure smaint of karyomit(e) 2, yeast- |
SMC2L1 | AU154486 |
491 | 213287 | The encoding gene of acid (I type) |
X14487 | |
492 | 213311 | KIAA1049 albumen | BF000251 | |
493 | 213338 | DKFZP586E1621 | BF062629 | |
494 | 213414 | Ribosomal protein S19 | BE259729 | |
495 | 213423 | The prostate cancer tumor inhibitor of inferring | AI884858 | |
496 | 213479 | neuronal?pentraxin?II | NPTX2 | NM_002523 |
497 | 213502 | Immunoglobulin (Ig) λ- |
X03529 |
498 | 213539 | CD3D antigen, δ polypeptide (TiT3 complex body) | CD3D | NM_000732 |
499 | 213553 | ApoC-I | W79394 | |
500 | 213567 | 23728 sequences | BF431965 | |
501 | 213599 | Opa- |
BE045993 | |
502 | 213687 | The hypothalamus albumen HSMNP1 of Biao Zhenging not | BE968801 | |
503 | 213700 | Putative protein FLJ10803 | AA554945 | |
504 | 213727 | Putative protein FLJ11585 | AI743654 | |
505 | 213754 | Polyadenylic acid is conjugated protein- |
AW613203 | |
506 | 213811 | |
BG393795 | |
507 | 213843 | Attached protein B AP31BAP29 | AW276522 | |
508 | 213867 | The β Actin muscle | AA809056 | |
509 | 213911 | The H2A histone family, member Z | BF718636 | |
510 | 213941 | Ribosomal protein S7 | AI970731 | |
511 | 214003 | Ribosomal protein S20 | BF184532 | |
512 | 214051 | Extrasin beta | BF677486 | |
513 | 214097 | Ribosomal protein S21 | AW024383 | |
514 | 214124 | DKFZp434B2027 | AL043487 | |
515 | 214129 | KIAA0477 | AI821791 | |
516 | 214143 | Ribosomal protein L 24 | AI560573 | |
517 | 214224 | Albumen NIMA-interacts, and 4 | parvulin | BE674061 |
518 | 214264 | est:tt46h03 | AI656610 | |
519 | 214288 | Proteasome (prosome, macropain) subunit, β type, 1 | W86293 | |
520 | 214292 | Integrate |
AA808063 | |
521 | 214298 | septin?2 | AL568374 | |
522 | 214352 | V-Ki- |
BF673699 | |
523 | 214377 | est:UI-H-BI4-aop-e-12-0-UI.s1 | BF508685 | |
524 | 214433 | Selenium conjugated |
SELENBP1 | NM_003944 |
525 | 214494 | The cell matrix cell adhesion modulating agent | CMAR | NM_005200 |
526 | 214499 | Bcl-2-associated transcription factor short-form | AF249273 |
527 | 214617 | |
AI445650 | |
528 | 214661 | On 4p16.3,, has homology with hyp S. pombe gene near HD | R06783 | |
529 | 214696 | 24659 sequences | AF070569 | |
530 | 214721 | DKFZp762L106 | AL162074 | |
531 | 214800 | |
R83000 | |
532 | 214820 | The N143 of transcription unit | AJ002572 | |
533 | 214905 | EUROIMAGE46866 | AL109674 | |
534 | 215038 | The Huntingtin interaction protein | AF049103 | |
535 | 215073 | |
AL554245 | |
536 | 215096 | Esterase Dformylglutathione lytic enzyme | AU145746 | |
537 | 215121 | Immunoglobulin (Ig) λ locus | AA680302 | |
538 | 215127 | The RNA binding motif, strand interaction prot1 | AL517946 | |
539 | 215136 | DKFZp564C0482 | AL050353 | |
540 | 215147 | 23712 sequences | AF007147 | |
541 | 215171 | NT2RP3000341 | AK023063 | |
542 | 215227 | |
BG035989 | |
543 | 215379 | Immunoglobulin (Ig) λ connects 3 | AV698647 | |
544 | 215380 | FLJ11717fis | AK021779 | |
545 | 215399 | Amplification in osteosarcoma (osteosarcoma) | AI683900 | |
546 | 215446 | Lysyloxidase | LOX | L16895 |
547 | 215493 | 3 ends of the BTN2A1 gene of coding butyrophilin 2A | AL121936 | |
548 | 215691 | HSPCO34 albumen | AV702994 | |
549 | 215764 | Joint associated |
AA877641 | |
550 | 215812 | The creatine translocator | SLC6A10 | U41163 |
551 | 215905 | The 40kDa albumen that U5snRNP-is special | AL157420 | |
552 | 216207 | The variable 1-13 of immunoglobulin (Ig) κ | AW408194 | |
553 | 216348 | Transcription factor AP-1-2 | AL049693 | |
554 | 216384 | Prothymosin | PTMA | AF257099 |
555 | 216641 | ladinin | LAD | U58994 |
556 | 216833 | Courageous and upright glycoprotein (glycophorin) HeP2 | U05255 | |
557 | 216899 | PAC RP5-1139P1 is from 7p15-p21 | AC003999 | |
558 | 216977 | The special A albumen of U2snRNP-, alternative transcription basis 3 | AJ130972 | |
559 | 217013 | PAC RP4-604G5 is from 7q22-q31.1 | AC004522 | |
560 | 217014 | PAC RP4-604G5 is from 7q22-q31.1 | AC004522 | |
561 | 217022 | Ig A1-A2 λ hybrid GAU heavy chain | S55735 | |
562 | 217106 | The dimethyladenosine transferring enzyme of inferring | AF091078 | |
563 | 217122 | Stromatin enzyme female reproductive tract (Rep tract) MIFR12 | MMP2122A | AL031282 |
564 | 217249 | BAC CTB-162B4 is from 4 | AC004544 | |
565 | 217293 | Angiogenin 1 | AF209975 | |
566 | 217329 | Cytochrome c oxidase subunit VIIb pseudogene | COX7BP1 | AF042164 |
567 | 217336 | RP5-858M22 on the karyomit(e) 20 | AL118510 | |
568 | 217410 | FLJ11524fis | AK021586 | |
569 | 217419 | FLJ11524fis | AK021586 | |
570 | 217491 | Cytochrome c oxidase subunit VIIc pseudogene | COX7CP1 | AF042165 |
571 | 217749 | Coat protein γ-cop | LOC51137 | NM_016128 |
572 | 217750 | Putative protein FLJ13855 | NM_023079 | |
573 | 217754 | The nucleolar RNA helicase of inferring | NOH61 | NM_019082 |
574 | 217769 | Putative protein | HSPC014 | NM_015932 |
575 | 217773 | The inferior complex body of nadh dehydrogenase 1 α, 4 | NDUFA4 | NM_002489 |
576 | 217801 | The ATP synthetic enzyme, H+ transhipment, plastosome F1 mixture, epsilon subunit | ATP5E | NM_006886 |
577 | 217812 | High glucose regulated protein 8 | HGRG8 | NM_016258 |
578 | 217825 | CGI-76 albumen | AF151039 | |
579 | 217833 | The NS1-associated protein 1 | NM_006372 | |
580 | 217838 | RNB6 | RNB6 | NM_016337 |
581 | 217843 | HSPC126 albumen | HSPC126 | NM_014166 |
582 | 217853 | Putative protein FLJ13732 is similar to tensin | TENC1 | NM_022748 |
583 | 217860 | The inferior complex body of nadh dehydrogenase 1 α, 10 | NDUFA10 | NM_004544 |
584 | 217866 | Putative protein FLJ12529 | FLJ12529 | NM_024811 |
585 | 217875 | Stride film, prostate gland male sex hormone inductive RNA | TMEPAI | NM_020182 |
586 | 217877 | Putative protein SP192 | SP192 | NM_021639 |
587 | 218003 | FK506-conjugated protein 3 | FKBP3 | NM_002013 |
588 | 218039 | HQ0310PRO0310p1 | LOC51203 | NM_016359 |
589 | 218058 | CpG is conjugated protein | CGBP | NM_014593 |
590 | 218062 | Cdc42 effect protein 4; The binding substances of Rho GTPases 4 | CEP4 | NM_012121 |
591 | 218103 | Putative protein FLJ20062 | FLJ20062 | NM_017647 |
592 | 218116 | Stem cell knurl related antigen 59 | LOC51759 | NM_016520 |
593 | 218117 | Ring-box 1 | RBX1 | NM_014248 |
594 | 218175 | Putative protein FLJ22471 | FLJ22471 | NM_025140 |
595 | 218188 | Mitochondrial inner membrane translocase 13 (yeast) homologue B | TIMM13B | NM_012458 |
596 | 218213 | Karyomit(e) 11 open reading frame 10 | C11orf10 | NM_014206 |
597 | 218241 | Gorky's autoantigen, golgin subfamily a, 5 | GOLGA5 | NM_005113 |
598 | 218256 | Nucleoporin p54 | NUP54 | NM_017426 |
599 | 218259 | KIAA1243 albumen | KIAA1243 | NM_014048 |
600 | 218274 | Putative protein FLJ10415 | FLJ10415 | NM_018089 |
601 | 218276 | Contain the WW domain gene | WW45 | NM_021818 |
602 | 218280 | The H2A histone family, member O | H2AFO | NM_003516 |
603 | 218283 | Kiaa-iso albumen | LOC51188 | NM_016305 |
604 | 218288 | Putative protein MDS025 | MDS025 | NM_021825 |
605 | 218334 | Putative protein FLJ23445 | FLJ23445 | NM_025075 |
606 | 218339 | HSPC158 albumen | HSPC158 | NM_014180 |
607 | 218350 | geminin | LOC51053 | NM_015895 |
608 | 218367 | Ubiquitin-specific protease 21 | USP21 | NM_012475 |
609 | 218368 | I type transmembrane protein Fn14 | FN14 | NM_016639 |
610 | 218373 | Hyp albumen FLJ13258 is similar to the toes of fusion | FLJ13258 | NM_022476 |
611 | 218395 | Putative protein FLJ13433 | FLJ13433 | NM_022496 |
612 | 218397 | Putative protein FLJ10335 | FLJ10335 | NM_018062 |
613 | 218447 | DC13 albumen | DC13 | NM_020188 |
614 | 218467 | X 003 albumen | MDS003 | NM_020232 |
615 | 218482 | DC6 albumen | DC6 | NM_020189 |
616 | 218543 | Putative protein FLJ22693 | FLJ22693 | NM_022750 |
617 | 218563 | The inferior complex body of |
NDUFA3 | NM_004542 |
618 | 218576 | Two-fold specificity phosphotase 12 | DUSP12 | NM_007240 |
619 | 218603 | Fruit bat headcase homologue | hHDC | NM_016217 |
620 | 218605 | Putative protein FLJ23182 | FLJ23182 | NM_022366 |
621 | 218643 | Postsynaptic PROTEIN C RIPT | CRIPT | NM_014171 |
622 | 218660 | Dysferlin, limb girdle type muscular dystrophy 2B | DYSF | NM_003494 |
623 | 218671 | The atpase inhibitor precursor | LOC51189 | NM_016311 |
624 | 218801 | UDP-glucose: glucoprotein glucose |
FLJ10873 | NM_020121 |
625 | 218830 | Ribosomal protein L 26 homologues | LOC51121 | NM_016093 |
626 | 218873 | Putative protein FLJ20203 | FLJ20203 | NM_017710 |
627 | 218936 | HSPC128 albumen | HSPC128 | NM_014167 |
628 | 218937 | Putative protein FLJ20417 | FLJ20417 | NM_017810 |
629 | 218946 | HIRIP5 albumen | HIRIP5 | NM_015700 |
630 | 219008 | Putative protein FLJ21820 | FLJ21820 | NM_021925 |
631 | 219030 | CGI-121 albumen | LOC51002 | NM_016058 |
632 | 219032 | Opsin 3 (encephalopsin) | OPN3 | NM_014322 |
633 | 219056 | Putative protein FLJ11712 | FLJ11712 | NM_024570 |
634 | 219105 | Origin recognition complex, subunit 6-sample | ORC6L | NM_014321 |
635 | 219110 | GAR1 albumen | GAR1 | NM_018983 |
636 | 219163 | Putative protein FLJ20079 | FLJ20079 | NM_017656 |
637 | 219218 | Putative protein FLJ23058 | FLJ23058 | NM_024696 |
638 | 219286 | Putative protein FLJ12479 | FLJ12479 | NM_022768 |
639 | 219293 | Putative protein | PTD004 | NM_013341 |
640 | 219347 | Putative protein FLJ10956 | FLJ10956 | NM_018283 |
641 | 219452 | Infer pepx | LOC64174 | NM_022355 |
642 | 219506 | Putative protein FLJ23221 | FLJ23221 | NM_024579 |
643 | 219507 | Putative protein | LOC51319 | NM_016625 |
644 | 219546 | Putative protein DKFZp434P0116 | NM_017593 | |
645 | 219759 | Aminopeptidase | LOC64167 | NM_022350 |
646 | 219765 | Putative protein FLJ12586 | FLJ12586 | NM_024620 |
647 | 219816 | Putative protein FLJ10482 | FLJ10482 | NM_018107 |
648 | 219819 | HSPC007 albumen | HSPC007 | NM_014018 |
649 | 219906 | Putative protein FLJ10213 | FLJ10213 | NM_018029 |
650 | 220001 | The peptidyl arginine deiminase, V-type | PAD | NM_012387 |
651 | 220023 | The apolipoprotein B48 acceptor | APOB48R | NM_018690 |
652 | 220052 | TERF1 (TRF1)-interaction nf 2 | TINF2 | NM_012461 |
653 | 220060 | Putative protein FLJ20641 | FLJ20641 | NM_017915 |
654 | 220155 | Putative protein FLJ13441 | FLJ13441 | NM_023924 |
655 | 220199 | Putative protein FLJ12806 | FLJ12806 | NM_022831 |
656 | 220386 | Karyomit(e) 2 open reading frame 2 | C2ORF2 | NM_019063 |
657 | 220404 | PRO0611 albumen | PRO0611 | NM_014076 |
658 | 220416 | Putative protein FLJ21472 | FLJ21472 | NM_024837 |
659 | 220558 | Full hematopoiesis is to express | PHEMX | NM_005705 |
660 | 220671 | The carbon degraded product checks the 4-sample | CCRN4L | NM_012118 |
661 | 220741 | Inorganic pyrophosphatase | SID6-306 | NM_006903 |
662 | 220755 | G8 albumen | G8 | NM_016947 |
663 | 220864 | CGI-39 albumen; Protein G RIM19 is regulated in necrocytosis | LOC51079 | NM_015965 |
664 | 220942 | Putative protein, the estradiol inductive | E2IG5 | NM_014367 |
665 | 221009 | PPAR (γ) angiogenin associated protein | PGAR | NM_016109 |
666 | 221143 | Replication protein A comp 34kd subunit homologue Rpa4 | HSU24186 | NM_013347 |
667 | 221253 | Putative protein MGC3178 | MGC3178 | NM_030810 |
668 | 221432 | Putative protein NPD016 | NPD016 | NM_031212 |
669 | 221434 | Putative protein DC50 | DC50 | NM_031210 |
670 | 221505 | Putative protein MGC5350 | AW612574 | |
671 | 221509 | Auto-regulating System of Density of Heavy Medium albumen | SMAP-3 | AB014731 |
672 | 221528 | Be similar to putative protein FLJ11656 | BC000143 | |
673 | 221577 | The prostate gland differentiation factor | AF003934 | |
674 | 221593 | Be similar to ribosomal protein L 31 | BC001663 | |
675 | 221599 | Be similar to PTD015 albumen | BC002752 | |
676 | 221620 | Brain my025 | AF061264 |
The reference tabulation
5,242,974?5,561,071
5,384,261?5,571,639
5,405,783?5,593,839
5,412,087?5,599,695
5,424,186?5,624,711
5,429,807?5,658,734
5,436,327?5,700,637
5,445,934?6,004,755
5,472,672?6,133,305
5,527,681?6,218,114
5,529,756?6,218,122
5,532,128?6,271,002
5,545,531?6,271,210
5,554,501?6,284,764
5,556,752?6,306,897
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1. the method for assessment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) state may further comprise the steps:
A. obtain biological sample from AML patient; And
B. measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, wherein above or the expression level that is lower than the described marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicate the AML state.
2. one kind to acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient method by stages, may further comprise the steps:
A. obtain biological sample from AML patient; And
B. measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, wherein above or the expression level that is lower than the described marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicate the AML survival rate.
3. the method for a definite acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient treatment scheme may further comprise the steps:
A. obtain biological sample from AML patient; And
B. measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, the expression level that wherein surpasses or be lower than the described marker gene of predetermined threshold level is enough to indicate replying treatment, make the doctor can determine the degree and the type of the treatment recommended, so that suitable treatment to be provided.
4. treatment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient method may further comprise the steps:
A. obtain biological sample from AML patient; And
B. measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9, wherein surpass or the expression level that is lower than the described marker gene of predetermined threshold level indicates replying for the treatment of; And
If c. they have respondent's spectrum, treat described patient with assisting therapy.
5. the method for the high or low mortality ratio danger of a definite acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) patient may further comprise the steps:
A. obtain biological sample from AML patient; And
B. measure with corresponding to those the relevant biomarker of marker gene that is selected from table 3
The expression level that wherein surpasses or be lower than the described marker gene of predetermined threshold level is enough to indicate dead danger, so that the doctor can determine the degree and the type of the treatment recommended.
6. as each method of claim 1-5, also comprise the measurement at least a expression of gene level that express on composing type ground in described sample.
7. as each method of claim 1-5, wherein said specificity is at least about 40%.
8. as each method of claim 1-5, wherein said susceptibility is at least about 80%.
9. as the method for claim 28, wherein the P value is less than 0.05.
10. as each method of claim 1-5, wherein on microarray or gene chip, measure genetic expression.
11. as the method for claim 10, wherein said microarray is cDNA array or oligonucleotide array.
12. as the method for claim 10, wherein said microarray or gene chip also comprise mark reagent in one or more.
13. as each method of claim 1-5, wherein determine genetic expression by nucleic acid amplification, described nucleic acid amplification is by carrying out polymerase chain reaction (PCR) from the RNA of sample and realize extracting.
14. as the method for claim 13, wherein said PCR is reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).
15. as the method for claim 14, wherein said RT-PCR also comprises mark reagent in one or more.
16., wherein detect genetic expression by the albumen of measuring or detect described genes encoding as each method of claim 1-5.
17., wherein detect described albumen with being specific to described proteic antibody as the method for claim 16.
18., wherein detect genetic expression by the feature of measuring described gene as each method of claim 1-5.
19. as the method for claim 18, the feature of wherein said measurement is selected from DNA cloning, methylates, sudden change and allelic variation.
20. one kind generates acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) and prejudges patient's method of reporting, may further comprise the steps:
Determine the result of claim 1-5 in each; And
Prepare to show described result's report.
21. as the method for claim 20, wherein said report contains to patient's result and/or with respect to patient group's dangerous probability and/or likelihood or to the assessment of replying of chemotherapy.
22. patient's report that generates according to the method for claim 21.
23. in biological sample, measure to determine the test kit of acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) prognosis for one kind, comprise: be used to detect the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or the material of its part, described gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.
24., also comprise the reagent that is used to carry out microarray analysis as the test kit of claim 24.
25. as the test kit of claim 24, also comprise medium, described nucleotide sequence, they complementary sequence or its part by described medium and determined.
26. the goods of assessment acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) state, it comprises following substances, described material is used to detect the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or its part, and described gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.
27., also comprise the reagent that is used to carry out microarray analysis as the goods of claim 26.
28. as the goods of claim 27, also comprise medium, described nucleotide sequence, they complementary sequence or its part by described medium and determined.
29. one kind is used to carry out each the microarray or the gene chip of method of claim 1-5.
30. as the microarray of claim 29, comprise the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or its part, described gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.
31. as the microarray of claim 30, wherein said measurement or sign are that expression is expressed or owed at least 1.5 times of mistakes.
32. as the microarray of claim 30, wherein said measurement provided the statistically evident p value of expressing or owing to express.
33. as the microarray of claim 32, wherein the P value is less than 0.05.
34., comprise cDNA array or oligonucleotide array as the microarray of claim 30.
35., also comprise mark reagent in one or more as the microarray of claim 30.
36. a diagnosis/prognosis bag, it comprises the isolated nucleic acid sequences of one group of gene, their complementary sequence or its part, and described gene is selected from corresponding to those the marker gene that is selected from table 3, table 4, table 5, table 7, table 8 or the table 9.
37. as the bag of claim 36, wherein said measurement or be characterized by at least 1.5 times of mistakes and express or owe and express.
38. as the bag of claim 37, wherein said measurement provided the statistically evident p value of expressing or owing to express.
39. as the bag of claim 37, wherein the P value is less than 0.05.
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