Biomarkers for Prostate and Bladder Cancer

Abbreviated Name
Prostate & Bladder Cancer Biomarkers
Lead Investigator
Liu, Alvin Y.University of Washington
Coordinating Investigator
Liu, Alvin Y. University of Washington
Involved Investigators

Abstact

CD26+ cancer cells and CD90+ tumor-associated stromal cells were sorted from tumor tissue. Dataset analysis with transcriptomes of CD26+ luminal, CD104+ basal, CD49a+ stromal and CD31+ endothelial was carried out to identify candidates: CD90, AGR2, BCMP11, CEACAM5, CRISP3. Quantitative protomics was applied to measure these proteins in urine samples.

Aims

Sort cancer cells from tumor specimens Determine gene expression (transcriptome) by Affymetrix DNA arrays Dataset analysis to identify cancer up-regulated genes encoding secreted or extracellular proteins Proteomic analysis (mass spectrometry, Western blotting) to validate increased cancer expression

Analytic Method

Genomics and proteomics. DNA microarray analysis of sorted cell types to identify cancer-specific genes encoding secreted/extracellular proteins. Mass spectrometry-based proteomics to measure protin levels in case vs. control urine samples.

Comments

Data analysis was done to evaluate data quality of Affymetrix arrays (mRNA expression correlation to protein expression by immunohistochemistry), to compare other publicly available prostate cancer datasets.

Outcome

CD26+ cancer cells and CD90+ tumor-associated stromal cells were sorted from tumor tissue. Dataset analysis with transcriptomes of CD26+ luminal, CD104+ basal, CD49a+ stromal and CD31+ endothelial was carried out to identify candidates: CD90, AGR2, BCMP11, CEACAM5, CRISP3. Quantitative protomics was applied to measure these proteins in urine samples.

Publications

Biomarkers

Data Collections

Start Date
May 19 2004
Estimated Finish Date
May 18 2009
Finish Date
Mar 15 2005
Protocol ID
114
Protocol Type
Single
Field of Research
Genomics
Collaborative Group
Prostate and Urologic Cancers Research Group
Cancer Types
  • Malignant neoplasm of prostate

Associated Forms