Identification of proteomic markers for metastasis of ovarian cancer
The proteome of ascites and pleural fluids (AF and PF) was mapped in patients with ovarian cancer (OC). 240 and 190 proteins were identi- fied with a high degree of assurance in A F and PF, respectively . The major portion w as extracellular and membrane proteins, whi ch ac- counted for 45 and 49 %...
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| Summary: | The proteome of ascites and pleural fluids (AF and PF) was mapped in patients with ovarian cancer (OC). 240 and 190 proteins were identi- fied with a high degree of assurance in A F and PF, respectively . The major portion w as extracellular and membrane proteins, whi ch ac- counted for 45 and 49 % in AF and PF, respectively. Analysis of the proteomic maps of AF and PF indicated that 82 proteins were common to these biological fluids whereas 81 and 49 proteins were unique to A F and PF, respectively. A list of 46 potential markers for O C metastasis and potential markers for tropic OC metastasis over the peritoneal (17 proteins) and pleural (11 proteins) surfaces is given. |
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| Item Description: | 1994-4098 1999-8627 10.17650/1994-4098-2011-0-4-76-83 |