PMID: 16518056Mar 7, 2006Paper

Gene expression profiling of breast cancer

Breast Cancer : the Journal of the Japanese Breast Cancer Society
Koichi Nagasaki, Yoshio Miki

Abstract

Numerous genes are controlled by complex regulatory networks and involved in the development and progression of breast cancer, and these genes are the key factors determining each characteristic of the tumor. Gene expression profiling, a large scale analysis of gene expression, has created new possibilities for the molecular characterization of cancer. Systematic analysis of expression patterns of thousands of genes in tumor cells using DNA microarrays and correlation of these patterns to specific features of phenotypic variation may provide the basis for an improved taxonomy of cancer. These profiles have the potential to explain the genetic heterogeneity of breast cancer and allow treatment strategies to be planned in accordance with their probability of success in individual patients.

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