A multidimensional network approach reveals microRNAs as determinants of the mesenchymal colorectal cancer subtype

Keyphrases

• Colorectal Cancer Subtypes 100%
• MicroRNA 100%
• Network Approach 100%
• MicroRNA-200b 100%
• Multidimensional Networks 100%
• Gene Expression 66%
• Colorectal Cancer Patients 66%
• Colorectal Cancer 66%
• Consensus Molecular Subtypes 66%
• CMS4 66%
• Tumor 33%
• Malignancy 33%
• Driver mutations 33%
• Differentially Expressed 33%
• Patient Selection 33%
• Clinical Features 33%
• Poor Prognosis 33%
• Biological Program 33%
• Molecular Features 33%
• Cancer Subtypes 33%
• Gene Regulatory Network 33%
• Specific Genes 33%
• Methylation 33%
• Heterogeneous Disease 33%
• Gene Expression Profile 33%
• MicroRNA Expression 33%
• Promoter Region 33%
• Regulatory Mechanism 33%
• Mesenchymal Subtype 33%
• Epigenetic Silencing 33%
• Patient Identification 33%
• Patients at Risk 33%
• Methylation Status 33%
• Worse Prognosis 33%
• Epithelial-mesenchymal Transition 33%
• Disease-free Survival 33%
• Clinical Markers 33%
• Biological Behavior 33%
• Epigenetic Marks 33%
• Accurate Treatment 33%
• Transition Program 33%
• Colorectal Cancer Cell Lines 33%
• Sampling numbers 33%
• Accurate Classification 33%
• Cancer Subtyping 33%
• Program Features 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Gene Expression 100%
• MicroRNA 100%
• Mir-200 100%
• Methylation 66%
• Epigenetics 66%
• Mesenchymal-Epithelial Transition 33%
• Subtyping 33%
• Molecular Genetics 33%
• Regulatory Network 33%
• Cancer Cell 33%
• Pribnow Box 33%
• Disease Free Survival 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Gene Expression 100%
• Methylation 66%
• Promoter Region 33%
• Epithelial Mesenchymal Transition 33%
• Disease Free Survival 33%
• Colorectal Cancer Cell Line 33%