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Screening aberrant methylation profile in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma for Kazakhs in Xinjiang area of China.
[esophageal squamous cell carcinoma]
To
screen
the
aberrant
methylation
genes
in
esophageal
squamous
cell
carcinoma
(
ESCC
)
for
Kazakh
nationality
in
Xinjiang
,
and
the
aberrant
DNA
methylation
genes
pattern
provides
a
clue
for
deeply
study
on
ESCC
mechanism
.
Illumina
Human
Methylation
450
Â
K
chip
was
used
to
screen
the
genome-
wide
methylation
on
six
cancer
tissues
and
six
adjacent
normal
tissues
of
ESCC
in
Kazakh
people
.
Meanwhile
,
mRNA
library
was
constructed
by
scanning
the
RNA
expression
on
two
cancer
tissues
and
two
adjacent
normal
tissues
by
Hiseq
2000
.
After
association
study
between
the
methylation
profile
and
expression
profile
,
aberrant
DNA
methylated
genes
were
screened
out
and
were
uploaded
to
the
GoMiner
and
the
KEGG
,
completing
the
bioinformatic
analysis
.
There
were
227
hypermethylation
genes
and
6
hypomethylated
genes
in
cancer
tissue
,
mRNA
expression
varied
from
0
.
0312
to
8
,
192
in
cancer
tissues
compared
with
0
.
0312
-
1
,
024
in
adjacent
normal
tissues
.
The
correlation
study
indicated
that
there
were
10
loci
in
10
down-regulated
genes
of
hypermethylated
in
negative
correlation
group
.
Additionally
,
there
were
11
loci
in
10
up-regulated
genes
in
negative
group
.
Using
GoMiner
to
do
GO
analysis
on
aberrant
DNA
methylation
genes
,
RAPGEFL
1
,
TP
53
AIP
1
,
KIAA
1522
,
DUOXA
2
were
identified
not
involved
in
any
biological
processes
.
ALDH
1
L
1
participated
in
folinic
acid
catabolism
and
CAPN
1
positively
regulated
the
cell
proliferation
.
And
ALDH
1
L
1
involved
in
one
carbon
metabolism
and
CAPN
1
participate
in
the
apoptosis
process
by
applying
pathway
analysis
.
The
aberrant
DNA
methylation
profiles
were
established
and
provided
a
clue
for
deeply
study
on
ESCC
of
Kazakh
nationality
.
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