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Gene set: KRAS_TOP100_CONTROL_CORDERO (C2:PERT:0030)
Standard nameKRAS_TOP100_CONTROL_CORDERO
Systematic nameC2:PERT:0030
Brief descriptionGenes upregulated in control vs kras knockdown in a human cell line
CategoryC2: Curated
Sub-categoryPERT: Experimental pertuberation
Full description or Abstract
Using advanced gene targeting methods, generating mouse models
of cancer that accurately reproduce the genetic alterations present
in human tumors is now relatively straightforward. The challenge
is to determine to what extent such models faithfully mimic human
disease with respect to the underlying molecular mechanisms that
accompany tumor progression. Here we describe a method for comparing
mouse models of cancer with human tumors using gene-expression
profiling. We applied this method to the analysis of a model of
Kras2-mediated lung cancer and found a good relationship to human
lung adenocarcinoma, thereby validating the model. Furthermore,
we found that whereas a gene-expression signature of KRAS2 activation
was not identifiable when analyzing human tumors with known KRAS2
mutation status alone, integrating mouse and human data uncovered
a gene-expression signature of KRAS2 mutation in human lung cancer.
We confirmed the importance of this signature by gene-expression
analysis of short hairpin RNA-mediated inhibition of oncogenic
Kras2. These experiments identified both a pattern of gene expression
indicative of KRAS2 mutation and potential effectors of oncogenic
KRAS2 activity in human cancer. This approach provides a strategy
for using genomic analysis of animal models to probe human disease.
Publication URL15608639
External linksna
Keywords & MeSH headingsSpecies Specificity,etiology,Gene Expression Profiling,Non-P.H.S.,P.H.S.,Animals,Lung Neoplasms,Gene Expression,genetics,Reverse Transcriptase Polymerase Chain Reaction,Mice,Proto-Oncogene Proteins,physiology,ras Proteins,metabolism
OrganismHuman
Contributed byBroad Institute
Source platformHG_U133A
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