The detection and analysis of differential regulatory communities in lung cancer.

The tumorgenesis process of lung cancer involves the regulatory dysfunctions of multiple pathways. Although many signaling pathways have been identified to be associated with lung cancer, there are little quantitative models of how inactions between genes change during the process from normal to cancer. These changes belong to different dynamic co-expressions patterns. We quantitatively analyzed differential co-expression of gene pairs in four datasets. Each dataset included a large number of lung cancer and normal samples. By overlapping their results, we got 14 highly confident gene pairs with consistent co-expression change patterns. Some of they, such as ARHGAP30 and GIMAP4, had been recorded in STRING network database while some of them were novel discoveries, such as C9orf135 and MORN5, TEKT1 and TSPAN1 were positively correlated in both normal and cancer but more correlated in normal than cancer. These gene pairs revealed the underlying mechanisms of lung cancer occurrence. Copyright © 2020 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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Xiu Lan, Weilong Lin, Yufen Xu, Yanyan Xu, Zhuqing Lv, Wenyu Chen. The detection and analysis of differential regulatory communities in lung cancer. Genomics. 2020 May;112(3):2535-2540

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