To test relevance of the results of the analysis of primary melanomas to metastatic melanomas, we identified differentially expressed genes between LN-positive versus LN-negative primary tumors. A total of 14 genes that were significant in both InterMEL and TCGA samples have been analyzed: PIK3CG, PLCG2, TLR4, CASP8, ITGA8, IL2RB, FLT1, RAC2, NTRK1, IL2RA, IL7R, JAK2, RASGRP1, and HSP90B1. All these genes were downregulated in LN-positive samples. The logarithm of the average expression across the genes was used as a score to predict survival. The median score was used to stratify cases into high or low average expression. Metastatic (total 460) TCGA samples and metastatic (total 214) samples from the GEO GSE65904 dataset [41 (link)] were used in the analysis. In GSE65904 gene expression was measured by the Illumina HumanHT-12 microarray platform (48,107 probes). Probe expressions were converted into gene expressions by choosing the probe with the largest average expression across all samples.
Humanht 12 microarray platform
The HumanHT-12 microarray platform is a lab equipment product manufactured by Illumina. It is designed for gene expression analysis on a genome-wide scale. The HumanHT-12 allows for the measurement of the expression levels of over 47,000 transcripts and known genes.
2 protocols using humanht 12 microarray platform
Prognostic Biomarkers in Metastatic Melanoma
BRCA1P1 Knockdown Transcriptome Analysis
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